Ring the bells that still can ring
Forget your perfect offering
There is a crack, a crack in everything
That's how the light gets in
- Leonard Cohen
Professional Consultation for Navigating Personal Loss
For mental health professionals and health care workers who are experiencing personal loss and finding that their grief is impacting their professional functioning.
Loss often leads to profound shifts in our sense of meaning and purpose, which can affect the evolution of professional identity. As you navigate both your grief and these changes, it can feel overwhelming to integrate the two. I offer a compassionate space to explore these transitions, helping you process your grief while reexamining your professional role, values, and sense of self.
I offer group process and consultation therapy for therapists and health care workers. The individualized consultation is on a sliding scale, with flexible timing options to accommodate your schedule. If you are coping with personal loss and are finding it difficult to balance your grief with your professional responsibilities, I am here to support you.
Groups
Grief Process and Consultation for Psychotherapists Healing from Personal Loss
This group is for mental health professionals who are grieving the death of someone in their personal life. Honoring your process can lead to honoring your loved one. How will you be different? How will life look? What kind of healer are you becoming?
Two NEW Groups start June 2025
90-minute weekly group
In-Person at a private location
For working mental health professionals
Meets weekly on Mondays 6 PM
For psychology students, pre-doc psychologists, and trainees.
Meets weekly on Wednesdays 9 AM
Superbills available upon request
6-week minimum commitment
If you believe you’ll benefit from these groups, please reach out for more information. Let’s talk about what you have been through, how the group might help, and set up an initial consultation interview for group admission.
Individual Consultation
Like therapy, I offer the trust and empathy you need during your most vulnerable moments. In addition, and perhaps unlike therapy, as we process your pain, we may explore adjustments to the scale and scope of your practice, the options and impact of leave-of-absence(s), other changes to your professional life, and new dimensions of responses to your clients (countertransference) that stem from the profoundness of your loss.
This process is challenging, but you don't have to face it alone. Contact me for a confidential conversation about how to move forward with clarity and support.