Marissa Jane Coaching

Marissa Jane is a Life Coach, Death Doula, and Grief Specialist dedicated to helping individuals navigate transitions, heal emotional wounds, and find meaning through every season of life—including its most sacred endings.
My practice has evolved into Marissa Jane Coaching to offer a more personal, structured, and heart-centered experience. I support clients through:
• Life Coaching – Building self-trust, purpose, and empowered decision-making
• Grief Coaching – Honoring loss (death + non-death losses) through reflection and ritual
• Death Doula Care – Compassionate support for the dying and their loved ones
• End-of-Life Planning – Legacy work, advance directives, and conscious closure
Whether you're facing a life transition, living loss, or preparing for death, I offer tools, presence, and personalized guidance to help you meet the moment with grace.

Let’s reimagine healing, together.

Navigate your grief journey with compassion and understanding. Our gentle video lessons, thoughtful journaling prompts, and healing exercises provide support as you process loss at a pace that feels right for you

Process grief through structured support including expert-led video sessions, personalized journaling prompts, and therapeutic exercises that help you find meaning and move forward at a pace that feels right for you.

Navigate your unique grief journey with compassionate video guidance, reflective journaling exercises, and gentle healing practices designed to honor your timeline."

Not sure where to start? Take our Quiz

Discover Your Grief Support Style

Understanding how you process loss can help you find the most effective ways to heal and move forward. This quiz will identify your unique approach to grief and provide personalized next steps.

Note: This quiz is for educational purposes and self-reflection. It is not a substitute for professional grief counseling or therapy.

Question 1 of 8

When experiencing a significant loss, your first instinct is to:

Seek comfort from family and close friends

Find a quiet space to process your feelings alone

Channel your energy into activities or projects

Research and understand what you're experiencing

Question 2 of 8

Which activity sounds most appealing when you're feeling overwhelmed by grief?

Talking with others who've had similar experiences

Journaling or quiet reflection

Physical exercise or creative expression

Reading books or articles about grief

Question 3 of 8

How do you prefer to honor memories of what you've lost?

Sharing stories and memories with others

Creating a private memorial or keepsake

Doing something meaningful in their honor

Learning about their life or the circumstances

Question 4 of 8

When others try to comfort you during difficult times, you:

Feel grateful for their presence and support

Appreciate the gesture but prefer solitude

Want them to help you stay busy or distracted

Hope they'll offer practical advice or information

Question 5 of 8

Your biggest fear about the grief process is:

Going through it alone without support

Being rushed or pressured to "move on"

Feeling stuck or unable to function

Not understanding what's happening to you

Question 6 of 8

Which statement resonates most with you?

"Healing happens in community and connection"

"Everyone grieves differently and at their own pace"

"Action and purpose help us move forward"

"Understanding helps us cope and grow"

Question 7 of 8

What helps you feel most like yourself again after a loss?

Reconnecting with loved ones and community

Having time and space to heal naturally

Engaging in meaningful activities or causes

Gaining new insights and perspectives

Question 8 of 8

If you could give advice to someone else facing loss, you'd say:

"Don't be afraid to lean on others for support"

"Trust your own timeline and process"

"Find ways to channel your pain into purpose"

"Learn all you can about what you're experiencing"

First

Discover

Understanding your journey through life's most challenging transitions begins with knowledge, compassion, and the right support system.

What is a Death Doula and how can they help?
Understanding the grief process and healing journey
End-of-life planning and preparation resources
Family support during terminal illness
Cultural and spiritual approaches to death and dying
Anticipatory grief and coping strategies

Now

Plan

Creating a personalized roadmap for your unique situation, whether you're facing end-of-life decisions, supporting a loved one, or processing grief.

Comprehensive assessment of your needs and goals
Customized care plans for individuals and families
Advanced directive and legacy project guidance
Grief support timeline and milestones
Resource coordination with healthcare teams
Communication strategies for difficult conversations

Ready?

Move Forward

Taking meaningful steps forward with ongoing support, practical guidance, and compassionate presence throughout your journey.

One-on-one coaching sessions and support
Vigil support and death midwifery
Family meetings and mediation
Memorial service and ritual planning
Ongoing grief support and check-ins
Crisis support and emergency availability

Reviews

I have the privilege of knowing Marissa personally and have experienced her ever gracious and helpful heart in action many many times over the years! If anyone out there is looking for someone to be in their corner and hold their hand and help lead them through tough times then you've landed on the right page!
~Cristi

Wonderful person. Thoughtful, caring and very in tune with helping people manage life!
~ Darrin

I have known Marissa for some time now and she has always been a person I can go to with any problem that I have. My life is a mess more times than l'd like to admit which in turn I go to her which usually turns into her giving me advice on my problem or just a listening ear that makes my situation less heavy and manageable. If you have a situation in your life which needs attention please don’t hesitate to reach out to Marissa Jane, she will be there for you with open arms, no problem is to big or small for her attention.
~Michelle