Life events like deaths, divorces, breakups, career transitions, and mid-life milestones can make the shape of our lives seem unrecognizable. It is normal to experience shock, denial, sadness, anger, fear, etc. when the unwanted or unexpected happens.

Particularly in the early throws of grief or transition, it is difficult to trust the body and spirit's natural inclination to heal. 

Not only can we survive unpleasant or unwanted life events, we can actually emerge stronger than we were before they happened.

There is hope.

Years of experience as a divorce therapist and grief counselor have taught me that the grief and pain associated with transition are not symptoms of our brokenness. They are indicators of our potential for growth and healing.

Instead of trying to "fix" pain, I encourage clients to turn toward it, to listen and to learn from it. When given full permission to be exactly where we are, we are better able to utilize the tools we need to help us get where we want to go.

Counseling can give you those tools.

It may not feel this way right now, but peace and strength are closer than you think. Book a free consultation to find out how grief therapy or divorce counseling can help you move forward in a healthy way.
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Death ~ Separation ~ Divorce ~ Grief ~ Loss ~ Mid-life Issues

Phinney ~ Greenwood ~ North Seattle

My practice is LGBTQ+ affirming.