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The Body Grief Coach

Grief Coach ✦ Death Midwife ✦ Disability Doula ✦ Accessible Yoga Teacher

Here, we make space for grief, tenderness, and everything in between.

No judgment, no pressure, just presence.

​You don’t have to carry this alone.
Your grief, your bodymind, and your story, every part of you, is welcome here.

Grief, pain, and change often come with the pressure to fix them or move past them quickly. But what if they didn’t need to be fixed? What if the answer was simply to be with them, without judgment or expectation?

This space honors you as you are, allowing room for all of your experiences. No rushing, no pretending, just being.

Supporting your healing
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A Soft Place to Land

Have you ever felt like your grief, pain, or transitions were too much to hold on your own?


This is a place to rest. To feel. To be.

Whether you're grieving a death, living with chronic illness, navigating disability, or moving through life’s unknowns, you're not too much. You're not alone. You're not broken.

Here, we honor the messiness of being human, without the need to rush through it. Together, we create space for what needs to be seen, felt, and held.

What if Healing Isn’t About Getting Over It?

What if healing meant being witnessed, not fixed? What if rest, softness, and grief weren’t things to escape, but to hold with care?

At The Body Grief Coach, I offer support that is:

  • Rooted in autonomy, not authority

  • Trauma-informed and body-trusting

  • Liberatory, anti-carceral, and accessible

This is healing that meets you exactly where you are.

A Sacred Space to Simply Be

You don’t need to “get better” to be worthy of care.
You don’t need to change to deserve support.

This space exists for you to arrive as you are.
No expectations. No fixing. No pretending.

Together, we create space for grief, tenderness, rage, rest, and reclamation.

Need support now?

Explore my Resource Hub for warmlines, mental health resources, peer support groups, zines, toolkits, and more to support you where you are.


Accessible. Affirming. Free of judgment.

Offerings

As a disabled person, I’m mindful of my capacity to offer the most thoughtful and personalized care. Because of this, I’m currently accepting a limited number of new clients. Please reach out to inquire about availability.

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ABOUT ME

Hi, I’m Jenn (she/they), the heart behind The Body Grief Coach.

I’m a writer, poet, and advocate for liberatory care. My experiences with trauma, madness, disability, chronic illness, and pain shape my approach to offering compassionate, accessible support. As a Grief Coach, Death Midwife, Disability Doula, Accessible Yoga Teacher, and Eating Disorder Recovery Coach, I support people in reclaiming their worth and navigating life’s challenges with care and respect.

Guided by these values, I strive to create compassionate, accessible spaces where personal wisdom, autonomy, and lived experience are honored.

Sacred Witnessing

Some things do not need fixing. Holding space for pain, grief, and truth to be seen and honored.

Liminality

Honoring the in-between spaces of grief, identity, and change. Healing is an unfolding, not a destination.

Anti-Carceral Healing

Rejecting coercion, compliance, and punishment in care. Embracing self-determination and liberation.

Disability Justice

Challenging ableism and structural oppression by advocating for care that is truly accessible, inclusive, and affirming. Access is not an afterthought—it is a fundamental right.

Death & Grief as Teachers

Recognizing death, loss, and change as integral parts of life that offer wisdom, transformation, and deeper connection.

Relational Care & Collective Healing

Rejecting individualism in favor of interdependence, care without conditions, and healing through connection.

Mad Liberation

Honoring the power, autonomy, and pride of mad, neurodivergent, and disabled individuals. Together, resisting oppressive systems and embracing diverse ways of being.

Liberatory Harm Reduction

Practices that reduce harm while respecting autonomy and choice. This is a space of empowerment where care is self-directed and shaped by individual needs.

TESTIMONIALS

"Warm, open, affirming - Jenn was wonderful! She created and held space just the way I needed it to start the year off with direction and intention."

-Peer Support Group Member

Testimonials

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