Support and guidance for when you are feeling overwhelmed by grief.
~ Dr. Kriss Kevorkian
Kriss has a profound sensitivity to a patient’s experience of death, grief and loss which has enabled them to proceed on their path with grace and peace. ~ Bobbie Tozier, RN, Hospice Nurse
Support and guidance are provided to individuals who are experiencing distress associated with loss. Clients are navigated through their grief process with empathy, and offered strategies to help them cope with loss and move forward in their lives.
If clients are interested, energy work may be incorporated into the sessions, what I refer to as a Mourning Meeting, to help connect more with spiritual lessons that may need to be addressed at that time.
Individuals, and their loved ones, are supported during the end-of-life journey with compassionate guidance and assistance. Clients are offered understanding, comfort, and companionship during this sensitive time. This support can encompass emotional, practical, and spiritual aspects, aiming to enhance quality of life and facilitate a sense of peace and grace. Ultimately, it’s about being present and walking alongside those who are facing the end of life, offering whatever help and solace they need.
Experience and knowledge-sharing workshops led by a seasoned professional in the realm of grief and end-of-life matters are available. These workshops aim to provide comprehensive education and facilitate understanding of the complexities surrounding grief and death. Delivered with expertise, these offerings foster insight, and meaningful dialogue, creating a supportive environment for learning and growth.
Offering support and guidance to individuals grappling with environmental grief and ecological grief involves creating a safe space for exploration and healing. Integrating mindfulness, education, and community engagement to empower individuals to navigate their feelings and take meaningful action in response to environmental challenges.
Dr. Kriss Kevorkian has been interviewed and published in the following
Kriss Kevorkian, PhD, MSW, is a Thanatologist, specializing in Biocentric Thanatology. She holds a doctoral degree in thanatology, the study/science of death, dying and grief. She is the leading authority on environmental grief and ecological grief.
The beautiful photos throughout the site were kindly offered for use by Michelle Bender. All images are copyrighted.
Please note that our previous name, A Grieving World, was changed to A Dying World to reflect the fact that death/dying may feel like a transition while the word “grief” may feel like a lower vibration for those who are sensitive to energies.
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