Specializing in Grief & Trauma
Helping adults navigate losses that go unseen, unspoken, or unsupported.
A life-altering event can split your life into a before and an after.
The emotional and psychological impact of grief and trauma often unfolds in complex, unpredictable ways.
It’s not just the event itself, it’s everything it shifts inside you. The relationships that change. The roles that no longer fit. The questions about who you are now and how to move forward.
Together, we work to process what’s been lost and support a return to a more integrated sense of self.
Grief touches every part of life, leaving you feeling disconnected from yourself and your future. I help you process your loss, reclaim your story, and rebuild a life rooted in purpose and meaning.
Loss Comes in Many Forms:
Whether your loss stems from a relationship, a role, your health, or the future you once envisioned, grief is deeply personal and doesn’t look or feel the same for everyone.
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This can include both anticipated and unexpected deaths, as well as forms of grief that are prolonged, layered, or complex. Support may be needed before the loss occurs or when adjustment becomes especially difficult over time.
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This may include the end of a romantic relationship, divorce, separation, or the shifting of long-standing relational roles. Grief can arise from both chosen and unchosen changes in connection, support, or belonging.
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This may involve navigating a new diagnosis, chronic illness, disability, or significant changes in physical functioning. These experiences can affect identity, roles, and emotional well-being in lasting ways.
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This may include experiences such as infertility, miscarriage, stillbirth, or pregnancy termination. These losses are often deeply personal and can carry layers of grief that are unseen or misunderstood by others.
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This may include job loss, career transitions, burnout, or the emotional impact of leaving a role that held personal meaning. These disruptions can affect identity, stability, and a sense of purpose.
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These losses can emerge when a role you’ve long identified with, such as partner, caregiver, or professional, begins to feel unfamiliar or unsustainable. When the life you’ve built leaves you feeling unanchored, unseen, or unsure of what comes next.
Testimonials
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I finally felt like someone really saw me. Dr. Boulware understood the kind of grief I could not even put into words.
S. H.
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After so much loss, therapy helped me rediscover who I am.
J. H.
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Dr. Boulware held space for me to grieve and rebuild. I wouldn't change a thing.
C. L.
