I have over 25 years of experience providing counseling, energy healing and holistic therapeutic support to individuals, groups, and communities.

I worked as a a volunteer and medical hospice social worker for the past eight years. I facilitate grief and loss groups including Death Cafe and served as project manager for LGBTQ+ Grief & Loss initiative at Care Partners Hospice.

For more than two and a half decades, my work has included community-based projects in South India, Hawaiʻi, and across the mainland United States.

I support Indigenous-led efforts as an advocate, ally, and steward of the earth and her waters. I currently serve as treasurer for the Pacific Northwest Council of Water Protectors.

As a trained yoga and meditation teacher, I integrate mindfulness, meditation, and awareness practices into my therapeutic work.

My clinical and spiritual focus centers on death and dying, grief and loss, trauma, intergenerational healing, ancestral work, and the many forms of transition that shape our lives.

Alongside working with death, I hold deep reverence for non-death losses and transitions, including spiritual initiations, gender transitions, relationship shifts, and ceremonial processes of letting go.

As a queer person, I have a special affinity for working with LGBTQ+ individuals and communities. I am committed to ongoing training in anti-racism, decolonization, and culturally responsive care.

To see more about my spiritual holistic offerings, please visit jettkoda.com