Grief & Loss Counseling
Grief is the normal and natural reaction to a significant emotional loss of any kind.
Are you grieving the loss of a loved one?
Are you in a major life transition and having trouble moving forward?
Do you feel a deep sense of loss but aren't sure why?
Have you always felt sad or brokenhearted?
There are over 40 different kinds of losses we can experience and find resolution from.
Here are just a few:
- Death
- Divorce
- Retirement
- Job or Career Loss
- Moving
- Pet Loss
- Financial change (increase or decrease in wealth)
- Loss of Home or Treasured Possessions
- Being Assaulted
- Experiencing a Disaster
- Loss of Health
- Legal Problems
- Empty Nest
- End of Addiction
- Starting School
- Not achieving an important Goal in your Life
Grief can cause:
- Reduced concentration
- A sense of numbness
- Disrupted sleeping patterns
- Changed eating habits
- Muscle weakness
- Being absent-minded
- Withdrawing from others
- Crying
- Avoiding reminders of your loss
- Being restlessly overactive
- Confused Thinking
- Disbelief, thinking the loss didn't happen
Some intangible examples of Grief:
- Loss of Trust
- Loss of Safety
- Loss of Control
- Loss of Faith
- Loss of Fertility
- Loss of Direction in Life
AN Invitation
If any of this sounds familiar, there's nothing wrong with you.
Your body's response was intelligent. Your body did what it had to do to help you survive. And when you're healed, it can let go and learn something new.
You don't have to share your whole story or know where to begin. We can hop on a no-pressure 20-minute call; you can ask me anything, and we'll see if we're a good fit. I'd love to speak with you.
When Talking Hasn't Been Enough
Grief is the normal and natural reaction to a significant emotional loss of any kind.
Grief is the conflicting feelings caused by the end of, or change in, a familiar pattern of behavior.
Grief is the feeling of reaching out for someone who has always been there, only to find when you need them again, they are no longer there.
How I Help?
I'm Gail Mae. I've spent over 15 years helping people recover from trauma, not just by talking through it, but by working with the body's nervous system and the subconscious to heal and release trauma.
I use an integrated approach that goes beyond just talk. Using EFT (Emotional Freedom Techniques), Internal Family Systems (IFS), and Matrix Reimprinting. We work with your nervous system so you can stop surviving and start feeling alive — safely, fully, you.
EFT gently stimulates the body's meridian points while we process the emotions and memories connected to the trauma. This sends a calming signal to the nervous system and helps the brain reprocess the experience, so it's no longer stored as a live threat. The memory remains, but the negative charge around it dissolves.
Matrix Reimprinting, which is especially powerful for trauma recovery, allows you to safely heal original events and give your younger self what they needed at the time: comfort, protection, and a new outcome. The traumatic picture that had been frozen in your subconscious gets replaced with one that supports healing. It's not about rewriting history. As we tap, we free your nervous system from the stuck pattern of reliving it.
I know this work from the inside, not just as a practitioner, but as someone who had complex PTSD for years before finding the techniques that finally set me free.
When we work together, you'll be held in a safe, sacred space. We go at your pace. Nothing is forced. And my clients often feel a positive shift from the very first session, because when the body is finally given permission to complete what was interrupted, it knows exactly what to do.
That's trauma recovery. Not learning to live with it—but letting the pain of it go.
Gail Mae has changed my life
I have worked with Gail Mae twice before, and each time, I have felt dramatic changes. The first time was when my mother, whom I was beyond close to and living with, was not doing well. I was terrified of losing her and didn't think I could survive the loss. She not only helped me through this with such gentleness and kindness but also helped me thrive after her passing. I am forever grateful to her and the work she does with such care, generosity, and empathy.
Take the First Step.
You don't need to be ready to share your whole story. You just need to be willing to begin.
I invite you to book a free 20-minute consultation. No pressure, just a conversation about where you are and how I might be able to help.
Recovery is possible. Freedom is real. And you don't have to do it alone.