Personalized support
Tell me what is happening—whether you are grieving or trying to support someone you love. Together, we will decide what to say, what to do, and what would feel most helpful next.
A simple way to choose
You can begin free, request a personal written plan, or talk through the situation one-to-one. There is no wrong place to start.
Open practical guides, caring words, checklists, and support ideas you can use right away.
Browse free resources →$39 written planReceive exact words, helpful actions, gift ideas when useful, and a simple follow-up plan by email.
Explore Grief GPS →One-to-oneSlow the situation down with Nicole and leave with a clear, compassionate plan for what comes next.
View the support session →Choose what would help most
Start with the option that feels closest. You can ask a question before deciding.
45 minutes · virtual
A focused conversation for the situation in front of you: what to say, what to do, what to avoid, and how to keep showing up.
Best forGrievers, friends, relatives, coworkers, caregivers, community members, and people facing a difficult date or decision.
Session + written plan
A practical, customized roadmap with messages, care ideas, timing, boundaries, important dates, and next steps.
Best forFamilies, friend groups, schools, teams, and people coordinating care after loss, illness, or a major life disruption.
Personalized recommendations
Thoughtful gift, memorial, meal, and practical-care ideas matched to the person, relationship, timing, budget, and circumstances.
Best forAnyone who wants to offer something meaningful without sending a generic gift or creating more work.
Looking for the $39 personal plan?
Get exact words, useful actions, what to avoid, and a follow-up plan shaped around one real situation.
What to expect
Choose the closest support option and share only what you are comfortable sharing.
We slow the situation down, name the priorities, and decide what would genuinely help.
You leave with language, next actions, and a plan that reflects the actual people involved.
Clear boundaries build trust
These services provide grief-informed education, practical planning, and compassionate support. They do not replace emergency services, medical advice, or an ongoing therapeutic relationship.
Nicole is an Ohio Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor with Supervisory designation. If clinical counseling is appropriate, scope, licensure, privacy, and consent will be discussed separately.
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Five things to do when you do not know what to do.
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Practical guidance for knowing what to say, what to do, and how to keep showing up through grief, illness, caregiving, and life's hardest moments.
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Tell me what happened or what you are trying to do. I will point you toward the best-fitting free resource or service—without pressure.