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Shirley Feuerstein

Cary, North Carolina

  • Grief Coaching

  • Grief in the Workplace Implementation

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After the death of my husband from an illness lasting over 18 years, I realized, I no longer knew what my purpose going forward was to be.

 

After the raw grief and acceptance of his death had passed and everyone had gone home and all the “need to do items where completed”, I sat and wondered “now what”.

 

My journey has allowed me to create new possibilities for myself, turn old traditions into new ones and light a passion in me to help others who are experiencing grief in one form or another.

 

It is my mission to take my clients from heartbreak to happiness in a time frame that allows them to create a new norm and find their new purpose. Becoming a certified grief and life coach, I believe, has been my destiny all along, one that I embrace with the knowledge of knowing what was, what is and what is yet to come can be life fulfilling.

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Grief is the journey. Gratitude is the destination.®â€‹

 

Disclaimer: Our programs are not based on a conceptual, intellectual, or theological perspective. The program, its instructor(s), and coaches provide education and support. We do not imply, infer, or attempt to fix, heal, or cure grief and do not imply or provide professional counseling or therapy. If you are experiencing serious suicidal thoughts that you cannot control, please call or text 988 for the National Suicide and Crisis Lifeline or go to http://988lifeline.org.  ICF Disclaimer:  The From Grief to Gratitude Coach Certification Program is accredited by the International Coaching Federation to offer Continuing Coach Education (CCE) hours to credentialed coaches.  The program does not credential you as an ICF (ACC, PCC, MCC) coach. Please see the ICF website for coach credentialing requirements at www.coachfederation.org.

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