Jill Butler

After losing someone most people do not expect the deep lonliness that soon follows. In fact, there are many ideas in our culture about how we should deal with grief. It should only last a certain amount of time then you move on, that talking about the loss will be too painful. The worst, in my opinion, are the platitudes: "He's in a better place" or "It was God's timing". I know when my own son died that grief is a very unique and universal life changing catastrophic event. I'm here to help.

Most of us have familyand most of us struggle, at least some, with family relationships. You need someone outside of your family to talk it over, get perspective and identify what you can do about it.

Using tools like empathy and validation during sessions, I seek to guide you to healthier conclusions and resolutions for the difficulties you are experiencing.