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About Angel

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Hey, I’m Angel — a certified grief coach and the founder of Healing in Pieces Project.

I help people navigate grief in a way that’s honest, human, and sometimes even a little messy — because healing doesn’t happen all at once; it happens in pieces.

After losing my sister, I learned that grief isn’t something you “get over.” It’s something you learn to live with, laugh through, and slowly rebuild around. Loss rearranges everything. My mission is to create a space where you’re allowed to fall apart and put yourself back together — one piece at a time.

I’m not here to give you perfect answers or empty positivity. I’m here to walk beside you through the chaos, help you find strength in your story, and remind you that even broken pieces can still shine.

This work exists for Sarah — the wild, beautiful storm who changed my life forever. In her children, I see her fire, her heart, and every reason to keep going. I carry her with me in this work, and in every person who walks through grief, wondering how they’ll survive it.

You don’t have to do this all at once.
You don’t have to do it alone.

Treatment Approach

Core Philosophy: Grief as an Unwanted Companion

At Healing in Pieces Project, I don’t believe grief is something to defeat, erase, or rush away. Grief is more like an unwanted companion — one you never asked for, never invited in, and would give anything to not know so intimately.

You didn’t choose this loss. You didn’t choose this pain. But grief showed up anyway.

Instead of fighting it or pretending it isn’t there, this work is about acknowledging grief, learning its presence, and finding a way to live alongside it. Not because it’s fair — but because resisting it often hurts more.

We learn how to hold grief’s hand without letting it take over our lives. How to make space for it without letting it define us. How to carry it in a way that feels survivable, human, and honest.

Healing doesn’t mean grief leaves.
It means learning how to live — even with something you never asked for.

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