Death Ed. is the product of years of being invited in to join families
in some of the most intense environments of loss.
Through my work at Death Ed., I feel truly privileged to be able to witness the emotion that is sparked when you help someone identify where their loss lives. The “Ah Ha” moment. Then, gently supporting them by creating awareness that this is also where their grief lives. Finally, acknowledging them in this space without trying to fix them.
I live in rural Alberta with my wife and business partner, Bailey. Together we have three children, 4 dogs, 3 cats, 3 sheep, and 6 horses.
If you are wondering, the answer is yes, we are in a little over our heads…
When I’m not pursuing my love of grief, I like to recharge by loading up The Allen Five, hooking onto the trailer, and making miles towards the mountains or anywhere with a good fire pit. We have recently traded a lot of these weekends and trips in for pony club adventures and hockey tournaments with our kids. Hunting season will always be my first love; head-to-toe Kuiu, a fresh snowfall and an uninterrupted day surrounded by wilderness is still one of my favourite ways to spend my time.
Through my work with Death Ed. I feel privileged to be able to witness the emotion that is sparked when I help someone identify where their loss lives.
My goal with Death Ed. is to be able to show ourselves and our children that it is possible to remove the fear from grief & loss without eliminating emotion.
Let’s normalize difficult conversation without dehumanizing the process.
My Expertise lies in supporting you with
GRIEF AND LOSS
AWARENESS AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
LEADING WITH VULNERABILITY
Bringing empathy to difficult professional situations
Holding your community during times of losS