With a unique, body-centered approach called Embodied Grief Support, Cami provides holistic healing for life’s deepest losses. Having lost her father to ALS at age 11 and her stepfather to cancer at 15, she intimately understands the profound impact and deep pain of grief on both mind and body. After struggling for years with the limitations of traditional treatments, she began her own healing journey, seeking alternative methods that finally provided the relief and resilience she needed.

Today, Cami offers Grief Coaching, Craniosacral Therapy (bodywork), and Personal Chef Services to help clients confidently navigate life after loss. Her holistic approach leans into the body’s inherent wisdom, supporting wellness on all levels—physical, emotional, and spiritual. By integrating body-centered practices and transformational grief coaching, Cami helps clients manage stress, rebuild emotional resilience, and discover effective coping tools for healthy grief processing. Her compassionate, embodied approach empowers clients to move through grief, restoring a sense of purpose, balance, and well-being that honors both loss and life.

In addition to her holistic healing services, Cami is an educator with the Confident Grief Coach School, where she trains and mentors others in holding safe, compassionate spaces for grief. She helps facilitate grief coach certification programs and equips professionals with the tools they need to support grieving individuals with skill and sensitivity. Cami’s work is grounded in extensive training, including End of Life Doula training with INELDA, Advanced Grief Coach Certification, and professional credentialing as an ACC-certified Life Coach through the International Coaching Federation. She is also a certified NLP and Timeline Therapy® Practitioner. By integrating these modalities with her Embodied Grief Support approach, Cami brings a deeply intuitive, body-centered lens to grief work—meeting people where they are and guiding them through healing with authenticity, care, and profound respect for both loss and life.