“Your grief workshop was one of the most tender rooms we’ve ad all year. Thank you so much for bringing it. ”

“Katie is a doing a pretty magical thing — helping people open up about life-after-loss through personal writing. Katie’s workshop was one of the most engaging parts of the weekend and our camper evaluations glowed about the experience of learning with and from her. Would definitely recommend Katie for opening up the hearts, stories — and journals — of those walking through life-after-loss!”

““RAISE’s Grief Writing Workshop was a wonderful way to reminisce in the memory of lost loved ones and finally put words together to represent how I feel throughout my journey with grief. It was warm and welcoming, and such a comfort to know you’re not alone. I would highly recommend attending the next one!””

“I came across Katie’s website via a networking group on Facebook. I was immediately drawn to her work. My goal was to bring my team together in a fun and engaging way. Her Wonder and Wordplay workshop was just what my team needed in order to get to know each other better, break up the routine a little bit, and to learn something wholesome that we can apply in our professional and personal lives. I’m definitely hooked on Katie’s work and plan to continue working with her.”

“As a coach, Katie challenges me with grace and a lack of judgement. I’ve had her as a coach for a year and the safe space she provides gives me a sense of peace but also gratitude that she is able to see me like no one else. She pushes me to think outside my comfort zone while also walking alongside when I’m trying to navigate a difficult decision. She coaches with confidence, awareness and thought-provoking questions. She supports my growth as a team and for that I am lucky.”

““Katie is very consistent as a coach and has a gentle way of holding you accountable without it feeling judgmental or punitive. She creates a safe space to process and work through whatever the issue within the multitudes of being human have you coming to session with and you leave each call feeling a sense of hope. Coaches need good coaches, too, and I am fortunate to have Katie.””