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I receive great satisfaction from helping others through the loss of a child.
It has become my passion and my life mission. I am a survivor, but every day brings its challenges. I am not a licensed professional, but I am the best kind of "expert," someone who has walked the walk. I have survived the loss of two children, and I can help you do the same. My books, online courses, workshops, and coaching have helped 1000’s, I would love the opportunity to do the same for you. I am here if you need me.
Course for Grieving Dads
This on-line course was exclusively crafted for grieving dads who prefer to watch it on their terms and in privacy. This recorded course has been broken down into eleven short modules that allows the viewer to watch it in small doses if they prefer. It is based off hard lessons learned from my journey and the thousands of conversations I have had with other grieving dads over the last 15 years. The course is designed to stimulate unfiltered conversation that doesn’t tiptoe around sensitive topics. Expect a deep dive into the aftermath of losing a child and how to rebuild the new you that will undoubtedly emerge.
One-on-One Coaching
Dealing with the loss of a child is the toughest thing a human can endure. The loss of a child can take you to depths that you didn’t realize existed. It turns your life upside down and forces you to find the new you. It steals your hope, happiness, and confidence.
Although I am not a licensed counselor, I do understand what it is like to lose a child. I often hear from grieving parents who tell me they have a difficult time finding someone who understands what they are dealing with. Not only do I understand it, I survived it, twice. I believe I can help you minimize or avoid the same mistakes I made.
Workshops/Retreats
Working with other grieving parents provides me comfort. It gives me a sense of peace to be with others that understand this pain. I believe it is important to share my knowledge and experiences while facilitating group conversations with others struggling to get through the day. To see the transformation of a grieving parent, witness stories told for the very first time, and to see great sadness being released is powerful.
I also believe it is vitally important to educate other professionals (clergy, nurses, counselors, doctors, funeral directors, etc.) on how to deal with grieving dads individually and as a whole.
If you would like to work with me or hear more about my workshops/retreats, please reach out to me.
Speaking Engagements
Utilizing my story to empower, inspire and guide others is something that means a lot to me. I learned about surviving adversity and a lot about life in the years I spent in great despair. There were times I didn’t think I was going to survive, but I did. If your organization is looking for a powerful story that inspires, please email me.
Course for Grieving Dads
This on-line course was exclusively crafted for grieving dads who prefer to watch it on their terms and in privacy. This recorded course has been broken down into eleven short modules that allows the viewer to watch it in small doses if they prefer. It is based off hard lessons learned from my journey and the thousands of conversations I have had with other grieving dads over the last 15 years. The course is designed to stimulate unfiltered conversation that doesn’t tiptoe around sensitive topics. Expect a deep dive into the aftermath of losing a child and how to rebuild the new you that will undoubtedly emerge.
One-on-One Coaching
Dealing with the loss of a child is the toughest thing a human can endure. The loss of a child can take you to depths that you didn’t realize existed. It turns your life upside down and forces you to find the new you. It steals your hope, happiness, and confidence.
Although I am not a licensed counselor, I do understand what it is like to lose a child. I often hear from grieving parents who tell me they have a difficult time finding someone who understands what they are dealing with. Not only do I understand it, I survived it, twice. I believe I can help you minimize or avoid the same mistakes I made.
Workshops/Retreats
Working with other grieving parents provides me comfort. It gives me a sense of peace to be with others that understand this pain. I believe it is important to share my knowledge and experiences while facilitating group conversations with others struggling to get through the day. To see the transformation of a grieving parent, witness stories told for the very first time, and to see great sadness being released is powerful.
I also believe it is vitally important to educate other professionals (clergy, nurses, counselors, doctors, funeral directors, etc.) on how to deal with grieving dads individually and as a whole.
If you would like to work with me or hear more about my workshops/retreats, please reach out to me.
Speaking Engagements
Utilizing my story to empower, inspire and guide others is something that means a lot to me. I learned about surviving adversity and a lot about life in the years I spent in great despair. There were times I didn’t think I was going to survive, but I did. If your organization is looking for a powerful story that inspires, please email me.
Client Feedback
Kelly’s presentation engaged our audience on both academic and emotional levels and simultaneously challenged both the clinicians and laypersons in the room. His story is heartbreaking, but what he did with his pain inspires and uplifts the audience, and I left the room re-committed to using my own experiences as fuel to make a difference for others. As a speaker, he is charismatic and confident in his material and its delivery, and he fields difficult questions with an ease that can only be acquired by someone who’s chosen to embrace and make the best of incredibly hard times. He is a master of the material for many reasons, the most important being that he has lived it. You can’t get that depth and passion from someone who hasn’t. I highly recommend Kelly’s program to a wide range of groups — from clinicians who want to understand their client base to those who experience grief and want the comfort of knowing they are not alone.”
– Elisa, President, Northern Illinois University Counseling Association
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