“Stories make us more alive, more human, more courageous, more loving.”
– Madeleine L’Engle
Across my career, I’ve been a speaker and story connector. I’ve spoken to audiences of all ages on topics from the environment to grief and loss. It is always a privilege to be invited to speak with congregations and organizations as we all navigate the complexities of daily living.
I tailor presentations to meet the specific needs of organizations, delivering impactful content and practical resources.
When I speak of grief, attendees express appreciation to learn that grief is a normal part of living. An expanded understanding of the nature of grief allows listeners to gain insights, consider different perspectives, and learn actionable strategies for supporting themselves and their communities.
My ultimate vision is to make grief more speakable. When we can speak openly about the challenges of mourning, we can collectively make room for hope and healing. Whether a congregation or a business organization, honoring those who are mourning in meaningful ways supports and encourages peace, comfort, and personal growth.
Normalizing grief creates safe spaces for empathy, care, and individual understanding of the bereavement experience. Together we can co-create meaningful communities of care where life experiences of loss matter and well-being is supported and valued.
If this resonates with you, let’s visit!
I hope you will contact me at Deborah@watershedmomentscoaching.com to set a time for a chat!