Hayden Sharma

About

How are you supposed to function normally when the ground you stood on has vanished? Most people I meet have been asking themselves some version of that for weeks, quietly, while looking perfectly composed to everyone around them. Losing someone does not follow the tidy stages you may have read about. It loops, it ambushes you in the grocery aisle, it goes quiet and then returns on a random Thursday afternoon. My work is to help you make sense of your own particular version of it, without a script and without a stopwatch. We talk about the person who died as a real person, not a lesson to be extracted. I began in hospital and intensive outpatient programs, where I learned that steadiness matters more than finding the perfect thing to say. I am not here to move you along or to fix what cannot be fixed. I am here to keep you company while you work out who you are now. When you are ready to talk, reach out.