Nikki’s work in grief and loss coaching comes from deeply personal experience. In 2006, her first daughter, Rosie, died at just six days old. Living through that loss changed the course of Nikki’s life and led her to support others who are navigating the pain of bereavement. She understands first-hand how difficult it can be to function, adjust, and find meaning again after a significant loss.
Alongside her coaching practice, Nikki is the Charity Director for SLOW Group, an award-winning charity that supports bereaved parents and siblings after the death of a child in the family. Through both her professional work and her own journey, Nikki has developed a compassionate, honest, and practical approach to grief support.
Nikki became a grief and loss coach because of what helped her in the darkest time of her life, and she now shares that understanding with others. She works with people both one-to-one and in groups, helping them learn how to live with grief rather than feel overwhelmed by it.
Through coaching, Nikki will help you understand what grief really is, why it affects everyone differently, and why there is no right or wrong way to grieve. You will learn that grief takes time, that it is unique to you, and that allowing yourself to grieve properly is an important part of your lifelong grief journey.
Nikki’s coaching provides you with practical tools to help you navigate your loss, cope with the changes it brings, and begin to move forward at your own pace, with the reassurance that, even after the deepest pain, it is possible to smile again.
