
How to Grieve in a Way That Heals
Grief isn’t a problem to fix—it’s a natural process that, when honored, can bring healing and clarity. In this post, I offer a more compassionate and realistic definition of grief, one that respects how our minds and bodies are wired to process loss. You’ll also find a gentle, therapist-guided grief exercise to support you whenever you need it. This resource is especially meaningful for those navigating grief and loss in Manhattan, KS, Utah, or anywhere in life’s in-between spaces.

5 Self-Connection Tips from a Grief Therapist
In a culture where women are expected to care for everyone but themselves, it's no wonder life can feel disorienting, overwhelming, and unfair. This post offers five simple yet powerful strategies to help you reclaim your sense of purpose, reconnect with yourself, and find fulfillment from the inside out. Whether you're navigating perimenopause, grief, or the mental load of caregiving, these tips are grounded in real-life therapy work with women in Manhattan, KS, Utah, and beyond.