Kasey Ramoth, LPC
Warm, compassionate individual counseling for adults navigating life transitions, grief and pet loss, anxiety, depression, and relationship stress.
View profile →Grief & Loss Therapy
Grief doesn't follow a schedule. Whether your loss is recent or years past, compassionate support can help you carry it and find meaning again.
What Grief Therapy Can Help With
Support for many kinds of loss and the feelings that come with them.
- Bereavement and the loss of a loved one
- Anticipatory grief
- Pet loss and grief
- Complicated or prolonged grief
- Loss of identity, health, or a way of life
- Guilt, anger, numbness, and yearning
Our Approach to Grief
We offer a warm, nonjudgmental space to honor your loss and your relationship to it. There's no rushing and no 'getting over it' — only gentle, steady support as you find your way forward.
Care is compassionate, collaborative, and grounded in evidence-based practice.
Your Grief Clinicians
Available to residents of Oregon and New Jersey via secure telehealth.
Daisy, CSWA
Bilingual (Spanish/English) therapist offering compassionate, culturally responsive support for grief and loss, trauma, anxiety, depression, and life transitions. Serving Oregon.
View profile →Frequently Asked Questions
I lost someone a long time ago — is it too late for therapy?
Not at all. Grief can resurface or persist for years, and support is valuable whenever you need it.
Do you support grief that isn't about death?
Yes. We support many forms of loss, including the loss of health, relationships, or a sense of self.
Is grief over a pet a real kind of grief?
Yes. The loss of a beloved pet is a genuine and often profound form of grief. The bond with an animal companion is real, and so is the pain of losing them. Kasey provides compassionate individual support for pet loss, and your grief deserves to be taken seriously.
Find Support in Grief
Reach out for a free 15-minute consultation whenever you're ready.
Schedule a Consultation