Grief Warrior | Recognize, Respect and Reconnect the Grieving

  Reconnect The Grieving

  Personal and professional grief guidance, workshops, and training. 

Fear of death is natural, fear of grief shouldn’t be.

Our culture is not good at handling grief. We have a habit of denying death and pretending it won't happen to us. We suggest that people move on, buck up, and forget. Grief is a misunderstood emotion, especially when it happens to us.

When you eliminate the assumptions of grief, and build respect for its process, you recognize and respect grief for its natural state. You become a Grief Warrior.

For Businesses

reconnect

Enterprise-level guidance for leaders, management, and HR. Get tools, training, or consultation to support your team in grief.

Work through this

For empathizers

respect

Personal and cooperative tools and guidance to help you support a griever and manage grief's impact on their and your life.

Help them through this

For grievers

Recognize

Grief support for death, divorce, loss of job or general grief. Choose digital courses, training, or join our online community.

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57% of Americans are grieving.

Prior to the current global health crisis, more than half of Americans reported the death of a loved one in the last three years.*

88% of grievers have an emotional symptom.

Grief assistance brings recognition to our grief; it's the first step needed to address emotions in a productive way.*

68% of grievers have physical symptoms.

Grief, and the stress connected to it, can have intense effects on the body during the first four to six months after the death of a loved one.*

“Identifying and consistently being brought back to the things I have identified as important is grounding and alleviates the pressure of trying to find and hang on to them myself ...alone.”

Erica B.
A Grief warrior and client

Open your mind to grief and why it makes sense for us.

I have been there. When Steve died at 46, I moved from being here on this planet to a realm between life and death. Suddenly, people in my community no longer felt comfortable talking to me or being around my sadness - they wanted to fix me. But grief is not fixable, especially by others. Grief Warrior will witness, acknowledge, validate and share in your grief. You are not alone in your experience.

It's not just about grief; it's also about how you want to move your life forward.

Let us begin. I am Leslie Barber, and I am a Grief Warrior.