PRIVATE SUPPORT FOR WOMEN AFTER LOSS

Make Life After Loss a Little More Manageable

Work one-on-one with Dr. Mari to clarify what matters to you and take practical steps that support your needs, relationships, and everyday life.

The world is full of well-meaning advice.

But what works for you needs to fit your life.

If you're at a point in your journey where the initial shock of your loss has softened a little, you may find that you're no longer in pure survival mode.

But life isn't simply "back to normal." Instead, this is often a time that feels unanchored, confusing and messy.

The Growth After Loss Private Pathway is designed to give you an individual path and support as you find your way through this challenging time.

Guidance to find what works for you

Life after loss can feel unfamiliar and overwhelming. You’re missing someone you love while navigating responsibilities, relationships, and decisions that may feel very different now.

The Growth After Loss Private Pathway gives you support and guidance, designed uniquely for you as you begin to rebuild a life after loss.

Together with Dr. Mari, you’ll explore practical strategies that fit your needs, with space to gain clarity about what matters to you, build confidence in your choices, and identify manageable steps to put into practice.

Request a conversation to find out if this program is right for you.

 

*Please note, this work is not therapy, nor is it intended for medical or diagnostic advice.If you find yourself in a moment of crisis, please contact crisis center for help. 988 Lifeline.

Your Guide

Research-Informed. Experience-Grounded.
Here for You.

Dr. Mari Marquez, PhD

Post-Traumatic Growth Researcher and Grief-Informed Educator

Dr. Mari is a researcher, educator, and a mom parenting through loss. Her lived experience informs the care she brings to her work, while honoring that each person’s grief is their own.

She draws on years of academic research, professional and personal learning, and experience supporting others to offer compassionate, practical guidance for life after loss.

Through her work and her framework, The Five Pillars of Growth After Loss, she helps adults put research into practice—exploring ways to care for themselves, navigate relationships, and make everyday life more manageable.

Dr. Mari Marquez

AREAS OF SUPPORT

What We Can Work On Together:

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Find Clarity About What You Need

Together with Dr. Mari, you'll explore the areas of life after loss where you’d welcome extra guidance and support. Together with Dr. Mari, consider what matters to you, what feels difficult, and where you’d like to begin.

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Choose Strategies That Fit You

With Dr. Mari's guidance, you will learn about supportive practices for caring for yourself, navigating relationships, or handling everyday responsibilities. Choose what you’d like to try based on your needs, preferences, and circumstances.

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Put Practices Into Everyday Life

With Dr. Mari’s support, try your chosen practices in small, manageable ways. Reflect on what helps, talk through what gets in the way, and adapt your approach to make life a little more manageable.

 

Living with loss can be overwhelming.

But you don’t have to figure out every next step alone.

The Growth After Loss Private Pathway offers personalized guidance to help you find clarity, reduce confusion, and make everyday life a little more manageable. Together, you’ll explore what you need and put practical strategies into action—with support to try, reflect, and adjust as you build a life that can carry your loss.

 

WORK WITH DR. MARI

Let’s explore what working together
could look like for you.

Share what you would welcome guidance with, ask questions, and explore whether the Private Pathway is a good fit. We’ll discuss how we could work together, what is included, and the investment before you decide.

The Growth After Loss Private Pathway is for women who are at least one year beyond the death of a loved one and would welcome personalized guidance to explore their needs, put supportive strategies into practice, and make everyday life more manageable while honoring the person they miss. It is not therapy or crisis intervention.