"Through my sessions with Jeremy, what emerged time and again was his steadfast ability to always be profoundly present with whatever was true for me in any moment."
"Jeremy was able to hold my truths with no judgement whatsoever--only love and acceptance, even when I had none for myself in the midst of my devastating loss."
-Sarah
Grief is a rite of passage that will shake you and strip you bare, and it can be a practice in allowing yourself space for self-compassion and grace.
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In my work with clients and families, I hold sacred space for what death and grief are here to teach us. In death and in grief there is nothing to “fix” and there is nothing to "heal."
There are many different types of grief; sadness is not limited to death and dying. I hold space for any type of loss, including anticipatory grief, disenfranchised grief, unrecognized grief, ambiguous grief, suicide, life transitions, divorce, pet loss, and replacement child support.
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In our one-on-one support sessions, my approach is client-centered.
Here's what your sessions may look like:
Asking questions to better understand your story of grief.
I may ask questions to get a clearer understanding and will always respect if you choose not to answer.
Honoring intense emotions
Sometimes, intense emotions arise, and we can take a break or do breathing exercises to ground back into the moment and our bodies.
Crafting an individualized plan to help you move forward
Ultimately, we will work towards an individualized plan to support you as you move forward while integrating your grief into who you are going forward. ​
"May I be blessed in my work of service."
"May I be a blessing to whom all I serve."
~Jeremy E. Damec