You have lived a full life. Let go.
Be free.
Radiant Grief offers compassionate, culturally sensitive support for life's most profound transitions.
At Radiant Grief, we curate two sacred experiences—designed with beauty, intention, and deep care—for those preparing to transition or honoring a loved one nearing death. These are not funerals. They are ceremonies of truth and tenderness.
This Is How I Leave
A curated farewell for the individual preparing to cross.
The Radiance Table
A gathering for reflection, release, and ritual among loved ones.
Every detail is a prayer. Every ceremony, a liberation.
For those ready to close this chapter with dignity, design, and cultural truth—not silence or overwhelm.
Grief Isn't Just About Loss—It's About Honoring Life
We believe in the radical idea that grief can be radiant—that joy and sorrow can coexist as we navigate life's transitions.
Through bilingual services (English/Spanish) and culturally aware approaches, Radiant Grief supporst you in embracing the full spectrum of your grief journey.
Our Services
How We Can Support Your Journey
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Individual & Family Coaching
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Community Connection
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Radiant Release: Memorials and Life Parties
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Professional Workshops and Training
Personalized grief support for your unique journey
Starting at $300.00
Grief support groups for shared healing experiences
Partnership programs with healthcare facilities and end-of-life care providers
Group sessions & partnership packages available
Meaningful celebrations of life and death parties (Custom pricing)
Professional grief navigation training for organizations
$2,500-$4,000 per workshop and Certification programs for grief counselors starting at $997 per participant.
Client Testimonials
"Radiant Grief helped our family navigate my mother's end-of-life journey with such grace and cultural understanding. She showed us that grief could hold the reality of our lives, sadness and that we could still find joy somehow. Her bilingual support was invaluable for our Spanish-speaking relatives that were abroad."
"I was so terrified of death and dying that I couldn't even talk about end-of-life planning with my husband. My fear was destroying our relationship - he wanted to discuss wills, funeral preferences, all the things I refused to face. Janvieve helped me understand that my death anxiety was actually grief for my future losses. Through her guidance, I learned that planning for death doesn't invite it - it honors life. My husband and I can finally have these conversations, and our relationship is stronger."
"Our migration services organization works with families who've experienced displacement, war trauma, and separation from loved ones. Our staff was struggling with secondary trauma from constantly witnessing our clients' grief and loss. Janvieve understood immediately - she helped us recognize that migration work is grief work. She implemented trauma-informed grief support protocols for our team, created staff managed spaces for us to process the emotional weight of our clients' stories, and trained our supervisors to identify when team members needed support. Our staff burnout decreased significantly"
— Maria S., Family Caregiver
— Michael R., Individual Client
— Carlos Mendoza, Program Director, New York City Health Corporation, Immigration Council
