Martinez, CA - Jenny Dilts is being recognized
by Continental Who’s Who as a Distinguished
Grief Coach for her excellent work in the Coaching field and in recognition
of her work at her private practice.
When Ms Dilts meets most of her clients, they
are at a low point in their life, suffering from grief over the loss of a loved
one. She understands that grieving is different for every person, and offers a
safe space to discuss their experiences openly. Ms. Dilts offers coaching in
individual and group settings, working as a “companion in grief.”
She got into the career after helping her
friend whose husband had passed away suddenly. In 2017, Ms. Dilts decided to
launch Grieving Coach, her private business, to act as a light for those who
are in the storms of grief. Ms. Dilts offers coaching as well as educational
events in collaboration with the non-profit organization Reimagine, including
live interviews, workshops, and panel discussions. She is unafraid to discuss taboo
topics, like death, suicide, loss of a child, or loss of a spouse or partner.
By sharing stories and inviting collaboration on these topics, she helps her
clients find new perspectives on their loss, see new growth, and overcome the
obstacles that lie ahead.
To better support people in grief, Ms. Dilts
completed the ICF accredited coaching program, Coaching at End of Life, earning
certification as a Grief Coach and End of Life Coach. She also completed the
requirement of the International Coach Federation (ICF) to become credentialed
as a Life Coach at the Associate Certified Coach (ACC) level. Ms. Dilts is the
host of the podcast “Share Your Story: Exploring humanity one heart at a time”,
where she interviews people about major life experiences and what they have
learned from them.
Ms. Dilts would like to recognize her husband
and her five children, thanking them for their love and support; and her
mentor, Don Eisenhauer.
On a personal note, she loves exploring nature
and creating acrylic paintings in her downtime.
For more information, visit, https://grievingcoach.com and https://letsreimagine.org/organizations/grieving-coach.
