It’s Not About Moving On.
It’s About Moving Forward.
Learn how to clock in at work and still show up for yourself while navigating the inevitable changes life throws at you
Change is unavoidable. That doesn’t mean it’s comfortable.
And all changes come with some form of quiet grief. The grief that whispers, “It shouldn’t be this way.”
Maybe it’s a divorce, a job loss, a death, a diagnosis, or even just a feeling that something is different.
This world of urgency culture, hot takes, and rapid reply times won’t let you catch your breath before demanding more of you.
The systems were not built to hold space for what we’ve lost. They force us to push through.
But with the right tools and structures in place, we can teach our brains how to better adapt to life’s constantly changing circumstances while still honoring what’s gone.
This is your space if you are….
Finding your footing while simultaneously anxious about another whirlwind sweeping you away (this is a coping strategy you've developed in response to negative experiences, but you do not need to live this way)
Experiencing personal loss (be it the death of a pet, the ending of a friendship, the loss of a job, or anything that feels like it’s left a vacuum in your life) but aren’t quite sure how to integrate it
Feeling “stuck” - like standing at an intersection but unsure which route to take, simmering with anxiety about making the wrong choice - but are ready to start doing things differently
Wanting to contribute to a better world that makes space for people to be exactly who and where they are, but don’t know where to start
Tries to be an informed and caring citizen but feels their heart rate increase any time they open a news article and gets completely overwhelmed when they learn about all the heaviness of the world (this is be design, as you were never meant to be able to hold so much sadness at once).
Hi, I’m Brigid 👋
I’m a former dolphin trainer with a background in psychology and behavior modification.
I lost my father at age 26 and my younger brother at 37. Both deaths were completely unexpected and shattered my world.
And I still had to show up for work.
These losses forced me to reorient my entire world and figure out my “new normal” while simultaneously clocking in and hitting my deliverables (because we all have to survive in systems that don’t make space for our grief).
Now I teach people how to understand change, integrate loss, and cultivate hope in my signature course,
The Death Card Collective.
I also work directly with select one-on-one clients, walking with people through moments of upheaval in their lives.
The best place to connect with me is on my email list, where I share research, musings, tools, and stories about navigating change, loss, and grief ♡
I learned how to find my way back to myself after my world was turned upside down. I can help you do the same. Download the free roadmap below:

