GRIEF HURTS, but you don’t have to go on your journey alone.

Safe

Cheryl is a safe person who will maintain your confidentiality, allowing you to tell your story without editing and process your feelings without judgment.

healthy

She will help you discover healthy ways to grieve well and move forward while honoring your loved one. Together, you will explore who you are after your loss and find strength in your journey.

Learn

Cheryl will share her expertise and explain normal grief, allowing you to let go of misconceptions about how to grieve and learn what it means to grieve effectively.

About Cheryl Breland, M.A., ACC

Cheryl Breland is the pioneering spirit behind Daisy Coaching, holding a Master’s in Pastoral Counseling and ACC certification in Life and Grief Coaching from the International Coaching Federation. Her mission extends to those experiencing grief and loss, guiding them toward living meaningfully and loving others skillfully through private coaching, group facilitation, and educational speaking engagements. Understanding the universal challenge of grief, Cheryl advocates confronting rather than concealing the pain associated with loss. Her coaching focuses on understanding normal grief, finding safe people with whom to grieve, and doing the grief work. Cheryl views her role as an opportunity to manifest compassion and care, assisting clients in re-engaging with life during their most challenging times.

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Grief Counseling Versus Coaching

Counselors and coaches each have their place in helping others grow and get unstuck in life.

My Grief Story

I want to share how learned grief and earned my place in the space of grief.

How Does God Respond to Grieving People?

If God feels grief, responds, and honors how we feel grief, we realize there is a sacredness to grieving that we should honor.

Does God Grieve?

Does God grieve? Scripture notes that each person of the Trinity expresses grief. Does God's grieving make grieving a strong emotion? Or is God's expression of grief a willingness to humble himself?

What is Grief, Mourning, & Loss?

The words grief, mourning, and loss are used interchangeably but differ. Here, they are defined with examples.

Ripple Effect

Grief is present everywhere in society.

Experiencing Grief is Normal

Grief is normal and everyone experiences it.

Take positive steps in your grief journey and move forward into a life that you can celebrate.

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What is it like to work with Cheryl?

“Working with Cheryl is like getting a hug you didn’t realize you needed. She provides comfort, compassion, and skill and hears you, understanding where you’re at and where you’d like to be. As you answer questions you never thought about, clarity emerges. Cheryl shines light in the darkness. She is the safe space you’ve hoped to find, with her words, the healing balm. Can’t recommend her enough. “- Michigan
“Cheryl is one of the most compassionate people I've ever met. She can reframe a situation in ways that I've never even considered. It's refreshing to find someone who deeply cares, listens and then gives point on feedback that that truly helps. She is a true professional and feels like my best friend all at once.”- Alabama
"Cheryl is compassionate, listens attentively and experienced in grief. I definitely recommend her."- Alabama
“There are no other voices I have heard that are providing answers to deep aching questions people are having with grief! Biblically sound and deep life-giving help! I can't recommend enough!”- Virginia
"Talking with Cheryl Breland was very helpful for me. She is a very good listener, and her responses are directly related to my issues. She honestly considered my feelings and my reactions. I’m glad to have her to talk to."— Alabama

These testimonials are from genuine clients who experienced a coaching session and were asked for honest feedback. As satisfied clients, they allowed me to share their experiences with others.