How can you honor your loss while finding strength to embrace life again?

How can you rebuild your life while carrying the memory of what you’ve lost?

Welcome to this space where we embrace the inevitable losses that life brings and learn how to make use of them for growth, self-discovery, and transformation.

Losses are an inevitable part of the human experience, touching every individual at various stages of life. Whether it be the loss of a loved one, the end of a significant relationship, the conclusion of a career chapter, or the fading of a long-held dream. The pain associated with these events can be profound. How we approach these losses in life, will make a difference. Do we choose to suffer in meaningless pain or do we allow ourselves the power to transform these pains into hope?

Grief comes in many forms
Understand what you are experiencing

Grief is not limited to the loss of a loved one. It can arise from many life changes and transitions. By naming these experiences, we can begin to recognize our pain and take the first steps toward healing. We are here with the compassionate support and tailored services to walk alongside you on this healing journey.

Anticipatory Grief

The grief we feel before a loss actually happens — for example, when caring for a terminally ill loved one. It often brings waves of sadness, worry, and even guilt as we prepare for the inevitable.

Complicated or Prolonged Grief

When grief doesn’t ease over time and continues to disrupt daily life, it can feel overwhelming and isolating. This type of grief often needs additional support to process.

Disenfranchised Grief

Sometimes our losses aren’t recognized by society — such as miscarriage, divorce, job loss, or the death of a pet. Because others may minimize these experiences, the grief can feel lonely and unsupported.

Secondary Losses

Beyond the primary loss, we also grieve the ripple effects: loss of identity, financial security, routines, or future plans. These secondary losses can surface unexpectedly and add to the weight of grief.

Transforming Grief into Growth
Guided by the Lumic Path Framework

A science-based, wisdom-inspired program with 3 healing stages, 6 therapeutic processes, and 12 supportive tools designed to guide you through loss with clarity, compassion, and growth.

Clarity in Uncertainty

Acknowledge and process emotions to achieve clarity in uncertainty. Turning confusion into actionable steps

Resilience with Compassion

Balancing strength with empathy for growth and sustainable transformation

Growth and Sustainable Transformation

Build Resilience and coping mechanism to achieve resilience with compassion

Meet Eve

Grief Coach

Multi-Channel Eye Movement Integration Therapy

Certified Multi-Channel Eye Movement Integration Therapy Practitioner
ICF Associate Certified Coach
Suicide Intervention Counsellor
Grief & Trauma Informed Professional
Graduate Diploma in Counselling & Psychotherapy

Grief is a natural emotional response to loss, not a mental illness. It arises after the death of a loved one, the end of a relationship, or major life transitions, and involves a range of emotions like sadness, anger, guilt, and confusion. These feelings are a healthy part of the grieving process. If we know how to process them in a healthy way, we will be able to draw strength from these difficult emotions too.

Inspired by Dr. Alan Wolfelt’s companioning model of grief care, Eve incorporates this compassionate approach into her grief coaching. She sees herself as a friend, an equal counterpart to her clients. She believes in being fully present with them without trying to fix or direct their pain.