Celebrate Still is a grief-informed practice rooted in the grieve-grow-glow. Method — supporting individuals, teams, and organizations as they navigate loss, change, and transition with clarity and intention.
Honor the reality of loss and name what has changed — without rushing, minimizing, or fixing the experience.
Build awareness, understanding, and resilience as you navigate what comes next.
Re-emerge with clarity, confidence, and renewed purpose — carrying your story forward with intention.
Honor the reality of loss and name what has changed — without rushing, minimizing, or fixing the experience.
Build awareness, understanding, and resilience as you navigate what comes next.
Re-emerge with clarity, confidence, and renewed purpose — carrying your story forward with intention.
Clear pathways for individuals, groups, and organizations.
Leadership with heart. Conversations that move people forward.
Guided conversations and processes that help teams reset, reflect, and move forward together
Keynotes and talks that blend lived experience, professional insight, and practical tools—designed for professional, educational, and faith-based audiences.
Reflections from individuals, leaders, and organizations who have experienced the Celebrate Still framework.
Every journey looks different. These reflections are shared to offer reassurance—not comparison.
Conversations that hold space, challenge thinking, and move people forward—grounded in the Celebrate Still framework.
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These resources are offered to support reflection and growth. They are not a substitute for therapy or professional mental health care.
Clear answers to help you understand the Celebrate Still framework, services, and next steps.
Celebrate Still is a grief-informed framework and philosophy built around the journey of grieve. grow. glow., supporting individuals, leaders, and organizations navigating loss, change, and transition with compassion and clarity,
No. Celebrate Still operates as a professional, grief-informed practice offering coaching, facilitation, workshops. and speaking engagements.
Celebrate Still began as a community-based nonprofit and has since evolved into a professional, grief-informed practice, allowing the work to expand through coaching, facilitation, leadership development, and licensed programming.
No. Celebrate Still provides grief-informed coaching, facilitation, and educational support and is not a replacement for licensed clinical therapy,
Individuals, families, groups, schools, faith-based spaces, and organizations seeking support around grief, leadership, communication. and change.
The best place to begin is by booking a consultation or submitting an inquiry through the Contact page so we can discuss your goals and determine the best next step.
Therapy focuses on diagnosing and treating mental health conditions, often exploring past experiences in depth to support clinical healing. It is provided by licensed mental health professionals and may include treatment planning and clinical interventions.
Coaching, including grief-informed coaching, is not therapy. Coaching is forward-focused and goal-oriented, supporting individuals as they build insight, develop coping strategies, and navigate life transitions with intention and accountability.
Celebrate Still provides grief-informed coaching, facilitation, and educational support. This work does not replace licensed mental health care, and clients are encouraged to seek therapy when clinical support is needed.
Whether you’re seeking personal support or exploring a professional partnership, I’d be glad to hear from you.
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