Grief Therapy

Recently, Emile Jean Pin, my beloved life partner and husband of nearly 30 years died of a bee sting. Prior to our marriage, he had been one of the most famous Jesuit priests in history. He taught at the Gregorian University (the university of the Vatican), was as a social researcher, a pioneer in a field called Liberation Theology, as well as author of countless books and articles.

Since his death, he has been in constant contact with me. My experience with him, combined with my knowledge of the limitations of conventional grief therapy, has led me to develop a new form of grief therapy that enables people to reconnect rather than say goodbye.

Reconnecting is a lifeline, especially for elderly widows and widowers who are isolated and unlikely to form another primary relationship.

Similarly, those who have lost someone to tragic or unexpected death need to reconnect in order to have the chance to say goodbye and, if they wish, reestablish a spiritual connection.

Likewise, parents who have lost children and children who have lost parents also desperately need to reconnect.

Reconnecting is also vital for people who still carry resentment toward a deceased parent or relative who did them harm. Traditional therapeutic techniques offer little hope for such people. Having been given proof that beings in spirit form are all knowing, all seeing, all loving, and all forgiving, I now know that it's never too late to repair a relationship. In fact, death actually offers new hope for resolution. As one of my patients rightly said, "I wish my mother would hurry up and die so we can work it out!"

You don't need a channeler or psychic in order to reconnect to relatives and friends who have passed over.

I will show you how to place yourself in what I call "A State of Receptivity." Learning how to open yourself so you can personally connect with the spirit realm is your first step.

Next I will show you how to recognize the often overlooked signs that your loved ones are reaching out to you all the time, waiting for you to open the door of your heart and reconnect with them.

Finally, using my technique called "Dialoguing with the Departed," I will show you how to heal your relationship with someone who has passed over.

In the past year, I have been bringing my new form of grief therapy to individuals and groups. For the first time in my 25 year career, I can now say that it's never too late to heal wounds, resolve resentments, make peace and repair a damaged relationship with someone who has passed over.

I look forward to helping you transform your grief and unresolved resentments to joy.

If you would like to receive assistance in reconnecting and/or repairing a relationship with someone who has passed over, please contact me in my Private Consulting division.