One-on-One Support

Sometimes you need more than a book or a course.

Grief doesn’t follow a schedule. Questions come unexpectedly.

Some days you simply need someone to help you make sense of what you’re experiencing.

Whether you’re grieving, supporting someone you love, or trying to navigate a difficult season, one-on-one support gives you a trusted place to ask questions, process what you’re carrying, and receive thoughtful guidance from someone who has spent more than 30 years walking alongside grieving people.

Support takes place through the Volley app, allowing us to have meaningful conversations without the pressure of scheduling appointments. Reach out when you need to. I’ll respond thoughtfully, and our conversations remain available for you to revisit whenever you need them.

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Is One-on-One Support Right for You?

This may be a good fit if you are:

  • Navigating the loss of someone you love
  • Supporting a grieving spouse, child, family member, or friend
  • Caring for grieving children
  • A pastor, chaplain, caregiver, or helping professional supporting others
  • Looking for practical guidance rooted in both personal and professional experience
Have a Question? Let’s Talk.

How It Works

This One-on-one support isn’t counseling or therapy.

It’s an ongoing conversation designed to help you better understand grief, process what you’re experiencing, and receive practical guidance as life unfolds.

Using the Volley app, you can send text, audio, or video messages whenever questions arise. I’ll respond personally, offering thoughtful encouragement and practical insight you can return to whenever you need it.

Because grief doesn’t happen between scheduled appointments. Support shouldn’t have to either.

Why This Approach Works

Flexible

Reach out when it’s convenient for you—morning, evening, or somewhere in between.

Thoughtful

Because our conversations aren’t rushed, every response is intentional and personal.

Always There When You Need It

Return to previous conversations whenever you need encouragement, clarity, or perspective. (Available within the limits of the platform.)

Still Have Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What does “asynchronous coaching” mean?
You can send me a message through the Volley app—whether it’s text, voice, or video—whenever a question comes up or you simply need someone to process with. I’ll respond personally within 24–48 hours.

It gives you the flexibility to reach out when you need support, not just when the calendar allows.

Is this like therapy?
No.

I’m not a licensed therapist, and this isn’t counseling or mental health treatment.

I’m a chaplain and grief educator who provides practical, one-on-one support for people navigating grief or caring for someone who is.

If I ever believe you’d be better served by a licensed therapist or another professional, I’ll encourage you to take that step.

How do we communicate?
We’ll use a free app called Volley, where you can send text, voice, or video messages whenever you need to.

There’s no need to schedule appointments or wait until your next session. The conversation continues as life happens.

Can I switch plans or extend later?
Absolutely.

If you’d like additional support or decide to continue beyond your current plan, you can upgrade or extend at any time. Just send me an email, and we’ll find the option that best fits your needs.

How do I know if one-on-one support is right for me?
If you’re looking for someone to walk alongside you, help you better understand grief, and offer practical guidance rooted in both personal and professional experience, this may be exactly what you’re looking for.

If you’re unsure, reach out.

I’m always happy to help you determine whether this is the right fit—or point you toward another resource if it isn’t.


Still unsure? Contact me here.

You Don’t Have to Figure This Out Alone.

If you’re wondering whether one-on-one support is the right next step, I’d be happy to answer your questions.

There’s no pressure. Just a conversation.

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