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About Peer Grief Support with Invictus by Genna
Peer grief support—through coaching and/or peer counseling—provides a welcoming, non-judgmental environment for healing, exploration, and growth, no matter the type of loss you've experienced, whether it’s the loss of a loved one, a job, a relationship, health challenges, estrangement, and more. Get support from someone who understands grief firsthand. Peer grief support offers a safe space to talk, process emotions, and find guidance. Support is available for all types of loss. While not clinical therapy, it provides compassionate listening, education, and healing-focused support. It is often conducted in a 1:1 environment.
ready to get started?
Ready to book a free 20-minute discovery call or schedule an appointment?
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You will set up a quick and free Healthie (my HIPPA-compliant client portal) account for our work together. You can access the account set-up link and intake paperwork at the link below. Please allow 20-30 minutes to complete intake paperwork during the account setup.
Grief doesn’t come with a map—but support can help you find your bearings.
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This downloadable flyer offers a clear overview of the grief support services available through Invictus by Genna. Whether you’re seeking guidance for yourself, supporting someone you love, or exploring resources for your community, this is a starting point—something to keep close as you navigate unfamiliar waters.
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Download the flyer to see what support may be available when you’re ready to reach for it.
Pricing
Grief Peer Support & Coaching Hourly Sessions
Death Doula Support Hourly Sessions​
Please inquire for current rates
Want to see if we're a good fit?
I offer a free 20-minute consultation.
Contact me to schedule.
A sliding scale is available for all services.
Contact me to discuss available slots.
What Peer Grief Support Looks Like
Peer counseling may feel similar to traditional counseling in some ways, including one-on-one conversation, reflection, attentive listening, and a supportive relationship—but it is nonclinical and does not involve diagnosis or mental health treatment. Peer grief support can include any combination of the following activities (and more):
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Express your emotions in a safe, brave, and supportive space.
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Share your story and talk about your source of grief —even the parts that feel hard to say.
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Engage in healing activities and guided exercises (e.g., writing, breathing, etc.).
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Create meaningful rituals, self-care routines, and goals.
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Discover helpful resources and support networks in your community.
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Explore your identity and needs in a judgment-free space.
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Find ways to live a meaningful life again.
INCLUSIVE SUPPORT FOR ALL
Genna Reeves is committed to cultural humility and welcomes individuals of all backgrounds, identities, and beliefs. With a Ph.D. in cross-cultural material culture, Safe Space Training, and experience leading LGBTQ+ grief and advocacy programs, she continually seeks to learn and grow. Please share any cultural or identity-based needs—your experience matters.
Jane, Client
"Genna gave me a safe place to process the grief of my divorce. She helped me face the betrayal and lonliness with compassion and practical steps. I feel stronger going forward."
Ellen, Client
"Every time I meet with Genna, I walk out feeling steadier. That's huge. Genna helps hold space for me in a way that few can. She helps me think clearliy and not feel like I'm failing at everything in life and grief. I can take the next step without falling apart."
Tony, Client
"Genna understands that grief is messy and doesn't try to oversimplify it. She helped me sort it out piece by piece. I felt heard. IT helped me slow down and breath. I came in each time carrying alot and I always left feeling lighter and clearer about what I could handle next."