Grief Support
You don't have to carry this loss alone.
Compassionate grief support for adults navigating the death of a parent, with Amy Pesceone, MA, CHT, CLT.
Losing a parent changes everything
Losing a parent can shake your sense of who you are, whether it happened last week or years ago. Grief doesn’t follow a schedule, and it isn’t helped by being told how you “should” feel. Amy offers a space where your loss is taken seriously, without comparison or judgment.
This ties to a post in her group’s feed about being told that losing a sibling is “worse” than losing a parent. Grief isn’t a competition.
Meet Amy
- Counselor, Certified Hypnotherapist and Life Coach with over two decades of experience
- Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology and Marriage and Family Therapy
- Founder of Hypnotherapy Focus & Best Life Coaching
- Works with clients of all ages and backgrounds
What Grief Can Feel Like
Waves of sadness that arrive without warning
Unanswered questions such as “Is he okay?” or “Will I ever see her again?”
Anniversary and holiday pain, even years later
Feeling like a child again, or suddenly the “adult” of the family
Guilt and “what ifs”
Others minimizing your loss
How Amy Can Help
1:1 grief coaching
A personalized space to process your loss and rebuild.
Hypnotherapy for grief support
Relaxation-based work that supports emotional release, calm and coping.
Long-term loss
Support for grief that has been unaddressed for years.
Anticipatory grief
Support if a parent is ill or nearing the end of life.
Parent Loss Grief Support Group
A community that understands.
Amy is the admin of the Parent Loss Grief Support Group on Facebook, a private community of 36,500+ members who are grieving the loss of a mother, a father, or both.
- A safe, moderated, private space
- Share your story or read others’ stories
- Find comfort in knowing others truly understand
What to Expect
Book a free consultation
Share your story at your own pace
Build a personalized plan for support
Testimonials
FAQ
Yes, absolutely. Grief doesn’t have an expiration date, and complex losses—whether of a parent, sibling, or another loved one—can resurface years later during major life transitions, anniversaries, or simply out of nowhere. You don’t need to navigate unaddressed or long-term grief alone just because time has passed; your feelings are still entirely valid.
Yes, hypnotherapy is a safe, gentle, and entirely collaborative process where you remain fully in control the entire time. It does not look like stage hypnosis. Instead, it feels deeply relaxing—similar to that peaceful state right before you drift off to sleep or when you are deeply absorbed in a book. It simply helps quiet the conscious mind so you can access deep relaxation, emotional release, and healthier coping mechanisms.
Yes, coaching and hypnotherapy sessions are offered virtually. Just like coaching by phone or video conferencing, online sessions allow you to receive supportive, professional guidance from the comfort and privacy of your own safe space, regardless of your location.
Yes, the Parent Loss Grief Support Group is a completely free, private, and moderated community. It brings together over 36,500 members who truly understand what it’s like to navigate the loss of a mother, father, or both, offering a safe space to share stories and find mutual comfort.
While therapy often focuses heavily on healing past trauma, diagnosing, and treating mental health conditions, life coaching and grief support are more future-focused and action-oriented. Coaching with Amy combines clinical expertise with practical tools, helping you process your current pain, rebuild your sense of self, and design a gentle, step-by-step path forward.