Losing someone suddenly or tragically—through overdose, accident, suicide, homicide, or an unexpected medical event—changes everything. The grief that follows is often layered, intense, and unlike anything you may have experienced before. It can leave you feeling unmoored, exhausted, and unsure how to move forward while still holding the love you carry.
12 Weeks of Hope is a private, trauma-informed coaching program designed specifically for family members navigating this kind of loss. Together, we create a steady, compassionate space where you can process what happened, tend to both the visible and invisible wounds, and begin rebuilding a life that still holds meaning.
This program is for adults who have lost a family member under traumatic circumstances and are ready for dedicated, one-on-one support. Whether the loss is recent or years old, if the grief still feels overwhelming, stuck, or isolating, this space is designed for you.
Over 12 weeks, we move through a supportive arc that includes:
Each session includes thoughtful coaching questions, guided activities, visualizations, breathwork, and reflection prompts. Everything is paced to your capacity. You are never rushed.
This is not a one-size-fits-all support group or a clinical treatment plan. It is a carefully structured 1:1 journey that is:
You will never be asked to “move on.” Instead, we focus on integrating the loss so that love and grief can coexist.
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