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Support for you, wherever you are in your grief

A supportive space to understand how grief is showing up for you emotionally, physically, and mentally, and feel a little more steady as you learn to walk alongside it.

Join our monthly online grief circles, a space to feel less alone in your grief

Join our monthly online grief circles, a space to feel less alone in your grief

Grief is messy, raw
and honestly...a lot

Firstly, I'm sorry you're here. Grief is complex, especially in a world that often turns away from it or doesn’t know what to say.  This isn’t a space for toxic positivity, it's a space where I will sit with you and your grief, in all its forms.

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You are here because you’ve tried talking through your grief but still feel stuck

Your nervous system is constantly in fight or flight, shutdown or on edge. You feel exhausted from holding it all together and being the strong one while feeling silently broken inside
You feel overwhelmed and react with emotions that seem to come from nowhere. Or maybe you feel completely numb, like the lights are on but no-one’s home. Or maybe… you’ve just realised you can’t keep doing this alone and pretending everything is fine

However you’ve arrived here, your experience is valid. And you don’t have to navigate it by yourself anymore.

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Grief doesn’t just live
in your mind

It lives in your nervous system, your body, your behaviours and patterns. That’s why my work is rooted in a holistic, trauma-informed approach supporting all parts of you, not just the ones that feel easy to talk about. We go beyond just talking about grief and build somatic awareness through sensations, tension and signals within your body which help you to process your grief in a way that talking alone cannot reach.

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I’m not here to fix you because you are not broken.

I’m here to walk beside you, as you learn to navigate life alongside your grief and maybe even make friends with it one day

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1:1 Grief Coaching

We create a space where you don’t have to have the right words or hold it all together. We’ll explore what’s been feeling heavy, and slowly bring awareness to how grief is showing up in all parts of your life, emotionally, physically and mentally. I’ll guide you with grounding tools along the way, so things feel a little less overwhelming.

Grief is deeply personal and vulnerable. I’ll always meet you with presence and care, holding the space you have trusted me with in a way that feels safe and steady.

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Anticipatory Grief

Grieving someone who is still alive can be truly heartbreaking and it is real, it’s called anticipatory grief.
With every deterioration your body, heart, mind and nervous system brace for the end and living in that way can bring such sadness, anxiety and even moments of wishing it was over, followed by overwhelming guilt.
I remember having those thoughts and feeling like I couldn’t say them out loud.

But you are not a bad person if you’re having these thoughts. You’re holding a lot and you are doing your best. I’m creating this space for you, for the thoughts you’re not able to say out loud. If you’re in that space now, I see you.

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Grief Circles

Grief can feel incredibly lonely. It's why I've created a safe space to come together in community, wherever you are in your grief. My online circles offer support, connection, and understanding for grief, anticipatory grief, and caregiving.

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I’m Harley, a holistic, trauma-informed grief coach.

But I’m also a griever, ex-corporate HR, former people-pleaser, mental health first aider, dog mum, professional overthinker, empath, and certified cosy girl.

When I was in the depths of my own grief, nothing made sense and I was on a path to self-destruction. It wasn’t until I started working with a grief coach that things began to shift. I realised I wasn’t broken or doing grief 'wrong' (there’s no right way to move through it). I was having a completely human response to losing the people I love.

Now I share what I've learnt to support others.

  • Kind words from my clients...

    I have been working with Harley for over 6 months and she is a truly wonderful coach. She is compassionate and caring and holds a wonderful space for me to sit with my grief. Since working with her I have been more able to process the emotions that I used to avoid and it is so comforting to have her in my corner in the tough moments. 


    Harley has a gentle yet powerful way of guiding me back to myself, helping me to find moments of calm and clarity even in the hardest of days. I always leave our sessions feeling lighter, more grounded and totally supported. Her calming presence is a real gift.
    (1:1 Grief Coaching)

  • Kind words from my clients...

    Harley creates a warm, safe and deeply supported space. Her approach has helped me understand that grief isn't about being fixed, but about being gently guided. Harley holds the space I need to explore grief and everything in between. After each somatic exploration, I leave with more clarity and a deep sense that I'm another step closer to rebuilding myself.
    (1:1 Grief Coaching)