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Katie Huey is a coach, facilitator, and author whose work centers on how people find words for the experiences that are hardest to talk about — grief, transition, and the quiet unraveling that comes with stepping into new roles. She works with reluctant individuals navigating the personal and professional shifts, new parents redefining what "capable" looks like, and anyone whose planned-for trajectory got derailed and is figuring out what comes next.
Katie is the author of Grief Cookies & Other Comforting Things, an essay collection on loss, healing, and finding beauty after sudden death.
She speaks and writes on role transitions, human-centered personal development, and what it means to bring your whole, unfinished self to what life is calling you to next.
Sample Appearances
Podcast Appearances
Compassion for Disruptive Life Experiences: Navigating Grief and Motherhood - AND/BOTH
From the Shadows into the Light - Supporting Complicated Grief at Work: Interview with Dr. Sally - Headspace for the Workplace
Grief While Employed: A Panel of Employee’s Experience - Loss Leaders
Grief. Let's Talk About It Podcast - Tony Lynch
Tools For Tough Stuff: Get Up After Trauma in Business - Katie Huey + Jennifer Holmes - StartUp Week FoCo
Grief, Loss, and Overcoming Obstacles Through Gratitude - Off the Hook Arts’ Alcove
How to Handle Grief in the Workplace and Beyond - Wise Up! with Cristina
Highlighted Articles
Isn’t Life Grand - Second Firsts
3 Ways to Cope with Grief and Uncertainty (from Someone Who’s Been There) - Invoke Magazine
5 Easy Ways to Bring Gratitude to the Office - Conscious Company Magazine
Answer These 3 Questions to Develop People at Any Stage in Your Organization - Conscious Company Magazine
Grief in the Workplace: 5 Ways to Help an Employee Living with Loss - Conscious Company Magazine
How to Care for Yourself at Work After a Loss or Trauma - Conscious Company Magazine
I Still See You: Words for the Dead Dad’s Club - Hello Humans
Loss(t) - Finding Yourself After Losing a Loved One - Hello Humans
My Mother’s Voice Inside My Head - Invoke Magazine