Grief Sucks

Getting Through Grief

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 Hi, I’m Susie Ruth

I am an end-of-life educator and grief specialist. If you have found this page, you are either looking to create an end-of-life plan or you are struggling with grief. Either way, I encourage you to call or email me to find out how I can help you.

Email me at susieruth@susieruth.com or text/call me at

773-377-5141

What are the costs of unprocessed grief?

  • Prolonged feelings of sadness, guilt, anger, and anxiety

  • Unnecessary fear of the unknown and unexpected emotions

  • Loss of stability

  • Time

  • Difficulty navigating relationships

Grief has the power to catch us off guard, leading to overwhelming pain and disruption in our lives. It's a deeply impactful experience that can endure for years if we lack knowledge and skills.

I help my clients prepare for death and manage the grief that follows. By guiding them on what to expect and teaching essential processing skills, they face this challenging life event with resilience and strength.

Life inevitably presents challenges and loss; working with me will give you an expanded sense of ease and understanding. You'll learn to maintain stability and even discover opportunities for personal growth during this profoundly difficult time.



What People Are Saying about Susie’s Coaching

“I would not hesitate to recommend Susie. Her vast knowledge has made her one of the best, if not the best, coaches I have had the pleasure to work with.”

— Faye

“She is the Best! She has helped me so much to better myself and free myself up for happiness!”

— Sally

”Susie is an amazing coach and just all around loving and wonderful person. She’s exactly who I recommend for anyone going through a grieving process who wants a knowledgeable guide.”

— Laura

“Thirty-seven minutes into our coaching session, I confessed to her that I had already gleaned more from our talk than I had from twenty years of therapy. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I might be crying.”

— Kim