A PLACE OF COMFORT & HEALING
Grief is the heart's way of honoring love, and healing is the journey of rediscovering hope amidst the pain.
Meet Dr. Brittany Lawrence-Jeatter
Dr. Brittany S. Lawrence-Jeatter, a Charleston, SC native, holds a Bachelor of Science in Business from Voorhees College-University and was commissioned as a United States Army Officer through the South Carolina Bulldog Battalion. She holds the rank of Captain in the US Army Reserves. She earned her Master’s in Business with a concentration in Organizational Leadership from Ashford University, and a Master’s in Education with a specialization in Instructional Accommodation from Francis Marion University. In addition to her many accomplishments, she was awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Christian Humanities Degree from the Lighthouse Theological Seminary. Most recently, through her experiences with grief she went back to school to study her Masters in Science in Mental Health and Wellness with an Emphasis in Grief and Bereavement. She is also the founder of the Grief Institute as she is a certified grief coach, professional life coach, and Licensed Funeral Director.
ABOUT THIS SPACE
As millennials, our grief is often unseen
but it’s still real.
We carry silent losses behind strong faces: the death of loved ones, broken friendships, generational trauma, life transitions no one warned us about.
People expect us to “bounce back” — but grieving isn’t a sign of weakness. It’s a sign that we’ve loved deeply.
At Grieve Good, we create a space where your grief is valid, your healing is honored, and your journey forward is supported.
“He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds.” – Psalm 147:3
You deserve to grieve good — in your own way, in your own time.
Let me hold your hand as we navigate this healing journey together.
-Dr. Brittany Lawrence-Jeatter
WHAT YOU'LL Find Here
A compassionate space designed for healing, reflection, and growth.
At Grieve Good, you’ll find personalized grief coaching, support groups, guided journals, and practical tools to help you navigate loss. Whether you’re looking for comfort, clarity, or community — this is a place where your grief is seen, your healing is nurtured, and your story matters.
Personal Stories & Reflections
Grief can feel isolating, but hearing others’ experiences can remind us that we are not alone. Here, you’ll find personal reflections on loss, healing, and growth—shared with the hope of bringing comfort and connection.
Practical Coping Strategies
Navigating grief can be overwhelming, but small steps can make a big difference. You’ll find practical advice on handling difficult emotions, self care tips, and ways to honor your loved one while continuing forward.
Resources & Support
Healing takes time, but support can make the journey easier. Discover recommended books, articles, support groups, and professional resources to help you through different stages of grief.
A Community of Understanding
Grief is not something you have to carry alone. While everyone’s journey is unique, this space is
meant to be a source of encouragement, understanding, and connection for those who need it.
MY MISSION
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Grief is a journey, but it doesn’t have to be one of darkness alone. At GrieveGood.Life, our mission is to provide a space of comfort, hope, and healing for those navigating loss. We believe that grief is not about forgetting, but about honoring our loved ones while learning to live with love, purpose, and resilience.
Through personal stories, practical coping strategies, and uplifting resources, we aim to empower individuals to embrace their grief in a way that fosters growth, healing, and connection. Whether you are just beginning your journey or have carried loss for years, this
space is here to remind you:
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You are not alone.
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Your grief is valid.
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Healing is possible, in your own way and at your own pace.
Together, we can transform loss into love, sorrow into strength, and remembrance into a
meaningful way forward.
GRIEF GOOD COACHING GOODIES
50 US dollars
375 US dollars
200 US dollars
GROUP COACHING
& GRIEF CIRCLES
Virtual Grieve Good Circle (Monthly Support Group)
$25/session or $80/month
A guided group experience for connection, healing, and shared stories.
Topics include:
coping with loss, grief & identity, healing through faith, navigating grief anniversaries.
6-Week Group Coaching Series
$150/person
✔️ Weekly 90-minute group sessions
✔️ Workbook and journal included
✔️ Community support and weekly themes
✔️ Includes access to private online group
SPECIALIZED ADD-ONS
Virtual Grieve Good Circle (Monthly Support Group)
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Faith-Based Grief Coaching (add-on) – No extra cost
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Text/Email Check-Ins Between Sessions – $25/month
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Legacy Planning Session (for those honoring a loved one) – $60
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Pop Up Free-Virtual Sessions in person and virtual
MANY FACES OF GRIEF
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Millennials are grieving more than just death.
We’re grieving broken relationships, missed milestones, career setbacks, and generational trauma — all while being expected to “keep going.
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Grief is often silent and misunderstood in our generation.
Because many millennials don’t fit the “typical” image of someone grieving, our pain is often overlooked or minimized.
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Social media makes grief complicated.
We’re expected to show strength online while quietly battling heartbreak offline. Grief becomes something we perform, not process.
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We often grieve without support.
Many millennials lack access to traditional grief resources or have never been taught how to process deep emotional loss in healthy ways. -
Healing is possible — and we deserve it.
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Millennials are redefining grief by seeking therapy, coaching, journaling, and safe spaces that allow us to grieve authentically and heal intentionally.
BOOKING & PAYMENT INFO
Sessions are available via Zoom, Google Meet, or in-person (by request).
Payment accepted via
Cash App: $BrittanyJeatter1922
Venmo: @Brittany-Jeatter-77
Must Pre-Pay plans for 6-week packages.
A Millennial’s Guide to Understanding and COPING WITH GRIEF
Grieve Good
Book
Review
Grieve Good is inspirational, as well as providing factual information on the grieving process. I enjoyed reading it and would recommend it to others seeking a better understanding of grief. Well done!
It’s such a blessing to know the author personally and to gain a deeper understanding of her journey. I had always wondered how she processed some of the pivotal moments in her life—moments I had only seen glimpses of on social media. Social media offers snapshots, but this book brings the full story to light. Watching those fragments come together was incredibly moving and rewarding.
Monica Johnson-College College/Friend
Lisa Williams-School Mom