Feeling Lost or Stuck in CHANGE, LOSS, or GRIEF?
Major Life Changes, Losses, and Transitions whether it’s the loss of a loved one, loss or shift in a career, divorce, or the empty nest phase—can bring about confusion, anxiety, and uncertainty about what comes next.
The void left by these types of change and loss can feel unbearable and make you feel lost in a world that seems to have moved on without you.
It’s common to feel stuck, unable to see a path forward or to find the joy in life that you once knew.
Change and loss doesn’t have to break you. With the right guidance and tools you can rebuild and reposition to continue to live life fully.
You Are Not Alone! I’m here to Help.
Get Clear Direction, Confidence, and Hope to take your Next Steps.
“We bereaved are not alone. We belong to the largest company in all the world – the company of those who have known suffering.”
Helen Keller, We Bereaved
What Do You Need Right Now?
A) A Safe Space to Heal and Regroup
B) Support & Strategies for Clear Direction
C) Accountability and Confidence to Move Forward
Hi, I’m Chanelle!
Change Connoisseur | Certified Grief Coach
I’m a wife, mom, strategist, and coach. After losing my mom in 2021, I hit a point where success on the outside didn’t match the chaos I felt inside. That loss forced me to get real about who I was and what actually mattered.
Now, I help others in loss and life transition get clear on who they are, what they’re called to do, and how to move forward with purpose. I created the REvision Course and Vision Reset Workbook to offer the faith-rooted direction that helped me get back on track.
If life feels unclear through the shifts and changes, you’re not alone. Let’s figure it out together.
My Coaching Framework
Applying powerful tools and techniques to your unique situation to:
Reflect on who you are and where you are in your current change/loss
Reset for clear focus and confidence for where you are going
Renew alignment for direction and action to move forward
“Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted.”
Matthew 5:4