Grief, loss, and life's unasked-for transitions

Grief isn't a problem to fix. It's love with nowhere to go — and it deserves company.

About Hannah

Hannah spent six years as a hospice bereavement counselor before bringing her practice online. She works with the losses everyone recognizes — a parent, a partner, a friend — and the ones people rarely get flowers for: a diagnosis, a divorce, a move, an estrangement, a version of the future that isn't coming.

Her style is unhurried and deeply human. Clients describe sessions as the one place they don't have to perform being okay.

Approaches

• Acceptance & commitment therapy (ACT)
• IFS-informed therapy

Curious what these mean? See approaches we use.