The Body Grief Coach
Grief Coach ✦ Death Midwife ✦ Disability Doula ✦ Accessible Yoga Teacher
A space for sensitive souls, mad kin, neurodivergent minds, spoonies, misfits, and mystics.
You belong here.
Here, you are allowed to feel deeply, to break open, and to be exactly as you are.
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This is a space for invisible wounds, soft hearts, sacred rage, and strange gifts.
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Grief can unfold. Pain can exist. You do not need to hold it together.
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There is room here for your unraveling, your restoration, your returning to rest.​​
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This space is for your rhythms, your edges, your wild grief, and your quiet becoming.
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You belong. Especially in the unraveling.
Tenderness as a Portal
Tenderness is a doorway. Your need to rest, grieve, and feel deeply is not a flaw. It is a path back to yourself.
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You don’t need to earn care or hide your pain to be welcomed. Here, you get to be fully human, messy, grieving, angry, tender, and whole.
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At The Body Grief Coach, care is offered with intention. It is:
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Rooted in autonomy, not authority
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Trauma-informed and body-trusting
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Liberatory, anti-carceral, and accessible
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This is care without conditions. This is space for you to belong to yourself again.
About
Hi, I’m Jenn (she/they), the heart behind The Body Grief Coach.
I am a writer, disabled advocate, and community care worker. My work is shaped by life as a multiply disabled and neurodivergent person. Through grief tending, deathwork, and embodied care, I support disabled and chronically ill folks in honoring loss, transformation, and the sacred work of being with what is.
Principles That Hold This Space
Death & Grief as Teachers
Recognizing death, loss, and change as integral parts of life that offer wisdom, impermanence, and the possibility of transformation.
Sacred Witnessing
Some things do not need fixing. Holding space for pain, grief, and truth to be seen and honored.
Anti-Carceral Healing
Rejecting coercion, compliance, and punishment in care. Embracing self-determination and liberation.
Disability Justice
Challenging ableism and structural oppression by advocating for care that is truly accessible, inclusive, and affirming. Access is not an afterthought, it is a fundamental right.
Liminality
Honoring the in-between spaces of grief, identity, and change. Healing is an unfolding, not a destination.
Relational Care & Collective Healing
Rejecting individualism in favor of interdependence, care without conditions, and healing through connection.
Mad Liberation
Honoring the power, autonomy, and pride of mad, neurodivergent, and disabled individuals. Together, resisting oppressive systems and embracing diverse ways of being.
Liberatory Harm Reduction
Practices that reduce harm while respecting autonomy and choice. This is a space of empowerment where care is self-directed and shaped by individual needs.
Offerings
Gentle guidance, practices, and community to hold you as you are.
TESTIMONIALS
Frequently asked questions
Stories of grief, disability, and the art of tending — gathered from the edges, written with care
