Help with What Remains

A form of grief coaching I like to call grief organizing that helps to answer questions around “what do I do with the things that remain?” When navigating the grief process one of the most challenging experiences I’ve found is answering that question. My hope is that you do not have to answer that question alone.

Anderson Cooper says in his podcast “All There Is”: it can be difficult to navigate “how to preserve” items. Or in his interview with Patti Smith— she calls it: “the shedding process”. In another profound discussion with Yiyun Li and her book Things in Nature Merely Grow she states: “Objects don’t die. Their journeys in this physical world, up to a certain point, are parallel to the trajectories of the humans to whom they belong. Then comes the moment when the separation happens…Everywhere I turn in the house, there are objects: their meanings reside in the memories connected to them; the memories limn the voids, which cannot be filled by the objects.” 

Whether navigating the death of a friend, family member or loved one, divorce, break-up or just life transitions there are items left behind. My goal is to help with finding your goal whether that is transforming items, storing them in a new way or compassionately departing from them— I am here to help. 

I offer a free 15 minute Zoom consult call to answer questions that may arise in this process. 

Virtual or In-Person One Hour Consult: $250

Tiered plans to help navigate your goals beyond consultation will be individualized to each person/party.