You’ve kept going.
Done what needed doing.
Held things together from the outside.
Then the quiet arrives and the questions start:
How do I get through this without them?
When does the wishing-I-could-go-back finally let up?
You wish you could return to before the loss, when life still felt like something you belonged to.
And everyone else seems to have moved on.
Grief this long, this present, doesn’t mean something is wrong with you.
A single conversation can be the turning point. Let’s find out if we’re a good fit.
Get Started TodayIt needs to be understood and worked through.
Using an integrated approach grounded in insight, emotional awareness, and practical tools, therapy helps you make sense of your experience, understand the patterns shaping how you cope, and build the capacity to move through what you’re feeling.
Grief work doesn’t ask you to “get over” your loss.
It helps you find a way to carry it that allows you to reconnect with yourself and move forward with greater clarity and steadiness.
The work is collaborative, intentional, and paced to where you actually are.
This work creates meaningful pathways to change, at the pace that’s right for you.
The work is collaborative, intentional, and paced to where you actually are.
We slow things down and explore your story: your past, your current challenges, and the patterns shaping how you think, feel, and respond. You feel understood and begin to see it differently.
As insight grows, we work with how you experience emotions in real time, building awareness and tools to shift how you respond. Change becomes possible, not just imaginable.
You begin to integrate what you've learned into daily life, more grounded, more connected, more confident in navigating what comes next. You move forward as yourself again.
My work draws on CBT, Adlerian theory, and expressive arts: grief is complex, and a single method rarely meets it fully.
We move at your pace, exploring your story together through gently sifting through its impact and forming meaningful pathways forward.
In addition to years of experience supporting my clients through grief therapy, I have run grief groups, and I continue to pursue additional training in cutting-edge grief therapy approaches.
I’ve moved through life’s transitions, heartbreak, grief, and strained relationships – and I understand how easy it is to get stuck in patterns that wear you down and make it hard to move forward.
I bring both personal insight and professional experience to help individuals and couples build stronger connections, greater confidence, and clarity about who they are and who they want to become.
– Margi Wilson, MA
We meet regularly (online or in the Kansas City area) to explore your story, understand what’s underneath, and build tools for what you’re navigating day to day.
Grief has no standard timeline, and I don’t work from one. We move at the pace your experience actually needs.
No. Some sessions go deep; others focus on practical tools for getting through the week. You’re always in the lead.
A poor fit doesn’t close the door. I’d want to understand what you’ve already tried and what felt missing. That’s actually useful information for where we begin.
You don’t need them. The first conversation is just a conversation: the goal is for you to get a clear sense of whether this feels like the right fit.
You can begin to understand what you’re experiencing, shift how you relate to it, and build the capacity to move forward.
And things do change.
The intensity becomes more manageable.
You feel more present.
You’re no longer just surviving the day.
You begin to feel like yourself again.
You don’t have to stay in this place.
The grief becomes part of your story. Not all of it.
