I founded Sorry For Your Loss because after losing my parents, I saw how often grief leaves people feeling isolated, not because others don't care, but because they don't know how to help. I believe support is a skill we can all learn. Through practical tools, workshops, and conversations, I help individuals, organizations, and communities move beyond sympathy to meaningful action. My work focuses on making grief support feel less intimidating and more human, whether that's in the workplace, within families, or among friends. As a writer, speaker, and systems architect, I don't just identify gaps in support. I create practical solutions that make it easier for people to show up for one another. I've been featured in ESSENCE and Business Insider, and I'm on a mission to help build a culture where no one has to navigate grief alone.