A loss that changed everything
The death of someone you love can affect your relationships, identity, routines, and sense of safety. Therapy can offer room to name the impact without being told how far along you should be.
Private telehealth grief counseling
Online grief counseling, with room for your whole story.
Meet with a compassionate grief specialist from the privacy of your own space. Magnolia offers steady, one-to-one support for adults navigating loss in Washington, Oregon, and Arizona.
When grief needs a place to land
You do not have to carry loss alone.
Grief can change the texture of ordinary life. A familiar song, an unanswered text, a birthday, or a quiet evening can bring everything close again. You may feel sad, angry, relieved, numb, distracted, or unlike yourself. There is no correct way to experience a meaningful loss.
Online grief counseling offers a private place to speak honestly about what has changed. It is a place to bring the parts of grief that may be hard to share elsewhere, including the feelings that do not fit neatly into other people’s expectations.
At Magnolia, therapy is not about rushing you toward closure or asking you to make your grief smaller. It is about making room for your story, your relationship, and the life you are learning to live alongside loss.
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Support shaped around your experience
Care for the moments that feel hardest to explain.
Grief that feels complicated
Some losses carry trauma, unfinished conversations, family conflict, relief, guilt, or a bond that others do not understand. You deserve thoughtful support without judgment.
Life moving on before you are ready
Work, parenting, caregiving, and daily responsibilities do not pause for grief. Together, we can explore gentle ways to meet the demands of life while honoring what you are carrying.
What online counseling can offer
A steady place to begin, exactly where you are.
Telehealth makes it possible to meet from home or another private setting, without adding a commute to an already full day. More importantly, it creates a consistent space to return to when grief feels unpredictable.
Sessions are shaped around you. There is room to tell the story of your person and your loss, notice how grief is showing up in your body and everyday life, and find coping tools for the moments that feel especially heavy. We can also make space for the questions that may not have easy answers.
Magnolia’s approach is compassionate, holistic, and trauma-informed. Tinamarie Fish is a Certified Grief Educator with more than 15 years of experience across medical, agency, and private-practice settings. Her work honors that grief is personal, and that support should feel human rather than prescriptive.
Meet Tinamarie Fish →A space for what is true
There is no right way to miss someone.
People often come to grief counseling because the people around them are trying to help, but do not quite know how to stay with the pain. You may be tired of hearing that you are strong, that everything happens for a reason, or that you should be feeling better by now. Therapy can be a place where you do not have to protect anyone else from your grief.
You may also be grieving more than a person. A diagnosis, a change in health, the end of a relationship, estrangement, infertility, or a future you expected can bring a loss that is real and worthy of care. Whatever brings you here, we can slow down and listen to what your experience is asking for.
Counseling does not erase love or make a loss unimportant. It can help you feel less alone with it, notice what supports you when a wave of grief arrives, and make choices that are kinder to the person you are now.
Some days, grief may feel like a deep sadness. On others, it may show up as irritability, fatigue, anxiety, trouble concentrating, or a sudden need to withdraw. These responses can be difficult to understand when you are also trying to keep up with everyday life. In counseling, there is room to notice these patterns with compassion and to develop small, realistic ways to care for yourself between sessions. The goal is not to perform healing. It is to have support while you find your own way through.
Telehealth availability
Care that meets you where you are.
Magnolia provides online grief counseling for clients in Washington, Oregon, and Arizona, subject to licensing and availability. If you are wondering whether this care is right for your situation, a consultation can help you decide on a next step.
Questions, answered gently
Before you reach out.
How does online grief counseling work?+
Online grief counseling takes place in a private telehealth session. You can meet from a space where you feel comfortable, talk through what you are carrying, and move at a pace that feels manageable.
Who is online grief counseling for?+
It can be a helpful fit for adults carrying the death of someone they love, a terminal diagnosis, complicated family loss, traumatic grief, estrangement, or a life change that has brought grief to the surface.
Do I need to know what to say before I begin?+
No. You do not need a polished story or a clear goal to begin. Some people arrive with a lot to say, while others feel numb, scattered, or unsure where to start. Both are welcome.
Is telehealth available where I live?+
Magnolia offers telehealth counseling for clients in Washington, Oregon, and Arizona, subject to licensing and availability. A consultation is a good place to talk through whether care is the right fit.
Can I use insurance for grief counseling?+
Magnolia works with several insurance plans and also offers self-pay options. You can review the practical details before reaching out, then discuss your individual situation during the consultation process.