Grief f*cking sucks. Life doesn’t have to.
I was my first client.
I lost my dad to suicide when I was twenty six years old. I had no idea what to do with my grief, so I spiraled. I made rash decisions and drastic changes at first.
But I also began a major journey of self-discovery, acquiring tools and techniques to help me regulate the waves of emotion and rewrite the stories I was telling myself about my loss.
I had no idea that what I was learning would become a lifeline when I lost my younger brother to alcoholism eleven years later.
Now, I walk with people through their own grief journeys, supporting them through some of the most painful times of their lives.
Brigid Dodge
As an intersectional feminist grief coach, Brigid specializes in supporting people grappling with loss within a world of injustice.
She earned her BA in psychology from the University of San Diego, and holds certifications in individual crisis response, leadership, and diversity & inclusion.
Other than that, her black cat is basically her entire personality.
