Being believed is safety.
A consistent person is safety.
Being met with compassion is safety.
Having your grief witnessed is safety.
Being seen, known and heard is safety.
Not having to explain yourself is safety.
Being loved on an ordinary day is safety.
A room where you can be quiet is safety.
Having your person’s name spoken is safety.
Being welcomed exactly as you are is safety.
Someone who can hold your feelings is safety.
Not being rushed through your healing is safety.
Being allowed to grieve in your own way is safety.
A place where tears don’t need an apology is safety.
Knowing you don’t have to carry it all alone is safety.
About Lisa
I am a grief counselor, certified grief educator, certified professional life coach, speaker, and writer dedicated to helping you navigate through life and loss. My greatest joy is to help others, to have the honor to listen to your story, and to offer hope. I am truly grateful and it is my privilege to be on this journey with you.