“The anxiety didn’t come. I was free. I still can’t believe it.”
A place that once overwhelmed her no longer had the same hold.
When loss, illness, or years of carrying too much change your life, they change all of you. I help women come back to themselves, body, heart, mind, and energy, and choose how they live with what happened. You don't have to get over it. You do get a say in what comes next.
No pressure, and nothing to complete first.
It's what happens when life changes in ways you didn't choose. A child or partner gone. A diagnosis. Years of caregiving. A trauma your body still remembers. A run of disruptions that never gave you room to land.
Many of the women I work with are still the capable one. They show up, keep things running, and look fine from the outside. Inside, they feel tired in a way sleep doesn't touch, a little braced, and a little far from themselves.
Some are still in the thick of it. Others are years past the crisis and have done real work: therapy, books, groups, time. They still sense that something hasn't come back. Not their old life, but their connection to themselves, their trust in their own knowing, and the feeling of actually living their life instead of managing it.
If you see yourself anywhere in here, you're in the right place. Your grief doesn't have to look like anyone else's.
Meet Kathy
I know that ground from the inside. My son Trevor died unexpectedly when he was six and a half. Years later I faced breast cancer and my own medical trauma. I know what it is to keep going while something in you has quietly stopped. That lived experience sits alongside a master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, certification as a grief educator, and years of training in somatic practices, energy medicine, HeartMath, hypnosis, NLP, and emotional processing. I bring them together because no single approach reached everything grief touched in me.
So I don't offer pressure, and I don't offer fixing. I meet the whole of you, body, heart, mind, and energy, and we rebuild from there.
If any of this sounds like you, you don't have to work it out alone. We can begin with a conversation.

· KATHY GEORGE, MS ·
· FOUNDER OF RECLAIMING HOPE ·
· INTEGRATIVE GRIEF PRACTITIONER ·
Rooted in their lived experience, the book offers gentle reflection and grounded support for those learning to live with grief that has no clear answers. It does not try to resolve loss. It walks alongside it, helping readers find steadiness, connection, and a way forward that honors both love and loss.
By Kathy George and her husband, Peter George.
The difference is how you want to be held while you do it. Some people want company and shared learning. Others want privacy and their own pace.
Both include: three guided sessions, the same core work,
and my No One Left Behind promise.
Best if: you heal better alongside other women, at a shared pace.
Format: three live small-group sessions.
for all three sessions
Best if: you want privacy, your own pace, and time on your own patterns.
Format: three private 1:1 sessions with Kathy.
for all three sessions
I was turned away once, when I needed support the most. It shaped everything I offer now.
So this is the promise underneath all of it: you will not be left behind.
You have probably already tried therapy, books, support groups, and time. The last thing I want is for this to feel like one more thing that didn't hold.
So here is my promise. Come to all three sessions, take part in the guided work, and do the few simple practices in between. If you still do not feel more steady, more connected, more like yourself, the two of us will sit down for a private session, at no cost, and find your next step together. No extra charge. No being handed off.
This applies when you attend all three sessions and complete the simple practices.

In their words
“The anxiety didn’t come. I was free. I still can’t believe it.”
A place that once overwhelmed her no longer had the same hold.
“I feel real change. Not just understanding, but something different in my body.”
Insight became a felt shift instead of another idea to manage.
“My emotional baseline has shifted. I’m not living braced the same way anymore.”
Constant bracing gave way to steadiness and choice.
Every person's experience is different, and every story here is her own.
Grief care should not be gated by cost.
When I needed support the most, I was turned away. That experience shaped everything I offer now.
Accessibility here is not an afterthought. It is part of the care.
This is not charity. It is equity.
The kind of support I would have needed.
The kind I now choose to offer.
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