My Story
Hi, I'm Katrina.
Certified Life Coach | Specializing in Grief Healing | Author & Founder of Grief2Heal
Katrina Edwards is a Certified Life Coach specializing in grief healing, an author, and the founder of Grief2Heal. Her personal journey through the loss of her infant son, childhood adversity, significant health challenges, and unexpected life transitions has shaped her deep understanding of grief in its many forms.
As the author of Permission to Grieve, Katrina combines her lived experiences with compassionate coaching to create a safe, judgment-free space where individuals feel seen, heard, and supported.
Through one-on-one sessions and support groups, she helps individuals navigate loss, rediscover their strength, and embrace healing at their own pace.
Her mission is simple: To help people feel less alone during the biggest and hardest transformations of their lives.
“Holding space for grief. Making room for healing.”
Why Grief2Heal Exists
Grief2Heal was created from a simple truth I discovered through my own life:
You can spend years surviving without ever truly healing.
After walking through profound loss, childhood trauma, health challenges, and life's unexpected hardships, I realized that healing doesn't begin when the pain disappears, it begins when we give ourselves permission to acknowledge it.
Grief2Heal is my way of creating the safe, compassionate space I once needed, a place where people can lay down the weight they've been carrying, embrace their story, and discover that they don't have to walk through grief alone.
My hope is that everyone who visits Grief2Heal leaves with one simple gift: the permission to begin healing, exactly where they are.
MY MISSION
At Grief2Heal, I believe healing begins with permission.
Permission to slow down.
Permission to feel.
Permission to ask for help.
Permission to stop surviving and start living again.
My mission is to create a compassionate space where people feel safe enough to be honest about their grief and hopeful enough to believe healing is possible.
I don't believe in rushing grief or telling people how they should heal.
I believe in meeting people where they are, walking beside them with compassion, and offering meaningful experiences, thoughtful resources, and a supportive community that reminds them they are never alone.
Because healing isn't about forgetting what you've lost.
It's about rediscovering yourself while carrying your story with grace.