I help widows find
I know the pain of widowhood. If you’re checking out this page, you’ve probably lost your love too. I’m genuinely sorry and want you to know you’re not alone. Just considering love after loss can feel overwhelming and hard to navigate.
Re-entering the dating scene comes with its own set of questions, emotions and worries. I've navigated the painful waters of grief and rediscovery, and I'm here to share what I've learned. My mission is to help other widows and widowers find the love they want in a way that honors their past.
again.
Are you a widow or widower starting to think about dating again but finding it challenging to move forward?
Feeling ready to explore but unsure if it's the right time or how the heck to start?
When it comes to dating again, do you feel
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Unsure
It’s challenging to date again after losing your life partner. You know you don’t want to be alone for the rest of your life, but the dating world has changed, and you may not know where to start. If you’re like me, you may be thinking thoughts like: Am I ready to date again? Where do I even begin? Are there any good men left? Why would someone be interested in me?
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Overwhelmed
When you’re a widow, the thought of dating online, texting, and meeting someone new can seem overwhelming…and exciting. I help widows and widowers navigate the complexities of modern romance, guiding them through dating with tools, grace and confidence.
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Hesitant
You know that nagging thought that creeps in, whispering that you'll never find a love like the one you lost? I've been there. Staring into the mirror, feeling the weight of loneliness, I remember thinking that love had left my life for good. Fear and guilt clung to me like shadows, whispering, 'Why even bother?'. But you know what? There's a truth I discovered on my journey from heartbreak to hope. I felt awkward, scared, even angry at times. But amidst those emotions, I also found curiosity, courage, and happiness. I realized that the death of my husband didn't have to be the end of love for me. Staying single wasn't the only answer.
Finding love again can be a reality for you. I can show you how.
If you were going on a vacation, would you get in your car with no GPS or maps and start driving? You wouldn't trust your vacation to luck; blindly trusting luck to find true love again is the same. This coaching program is your GPS, your roadmap. It's designed to help widows rediscover their sense of self, confidently and safely navigate dating, and find a loving and secure relationship in a way that honors what you had with your late spouse. We address how to meet people right for you, dating strategies, safety, intimacy concerns, the messy emotions of dating as a widow, and honoring your past.
Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to journey through the Five Stages of Love After Loss so that you can create your dating and love roadmap and move forward with confidence in meeting new people, making meaningful connections, and expanding your heart to new love and intimacy once again.
You know what it's like to have happiness and love in a relationship, and you're ready to find a special person again. Imagine having an amazing new love and relationship while continuing to love and honor your late spouse. You have opened your heart to loving again, knowing you're not replacing or forgetting the person you’ve lost.
Love After Loss is a private coaching program where you’ll receive personalized guidance to rekindle the courage to find love again, learn the skills to date, and establish meaningful connections. This 12-week coaching program is tailored to the unique journey of widows over 40, and is designed to empower you with the tools, strategies, and support you need to rediscover yourself, navigate the modern dating world, and open your heart to new love.
It’s lovely to meet you,
I get it. After losing my 41 year-old husband to cholangiocarcinoma, a rare cancer, I plunged into the depths of grief, swore I'd never love again, and began to rebuild my life. My path took me from Auckland to Hong Kong and Sydney, where I relearned to live on my own and discovered I wanted to open my heart and find love again. It wasn't about moving on; it was about moving forward into the future with hope, an expanded heart, and the courage to find love. I knew what real love felt like, because I once had it, and I wasn't about to settle for anything less.
My mission is to help other widows and widowers find the love they want in a way that honors their past. I've navigated the painful waters of grief and rediscovery, and I'm here to share what I've learned. I hold coaching certifications from the Life Coach School and Grace Papers, and a degree from U.C. Berkeley.