Trauma-Informed · Grief-Conscious · Culturally Grounded
A trauma-informed, grief-conscious consulting and training practice — helping individuals and organizations navigate change, transition, and reimagining with deep attention to both personal and organizational grief.
Founded and led by
Jamie EaddyDMin, FT
Womanist pastoral theologian · Clinically trained chaplain · Theo-thanatologist · Fellow in Thanatology (FT) — ADEC · Organizational leader · PhD Student in Psychology
The Practice
How we serve
For Organizations & Congregations
Consulting
We accompany congregations, denominational bodies, and organizations navigating institutional grief, transition, and organizational change — bringing trauma-informed, grief-conscious frameworks to leadership and culture work.
Learn about consultingFor Practitioners & Leaders
Training & Formation
Clergy formation curricula, staff development, and professional training for practitioners across disciplines and faith traditions — equipping leaders to engage grief and loss with depth and cultural integrity.
Explore training offeringsPlenaries, Workshops & Retreats
Speaking & Facilitation
Engaging plenaries, workshops, and retreats on grief, ritual, and embodied healing — for conferences, faith communities, academic institutions, and organizational gatherings.
Inquire about speakingFor Individuals
Grief & Spiritual Care
Non-clinical grief support and spiritual care for individuals navigating loss, transition, and disruption — rooted in clinical chaplaincy, thanatological expertise, and womanist thought. Welcoming of all traditions and backgrounds.
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Who We Serve
Those who hold space for others
Thoughtful Transitions serves those who hold space for others — and who deserve to be held themselves.
In the Press
Dr. Jamie Eaddy's work has been recognized in national publications.
Ready to begin?
Whether you are an organization navigating change, a practitioner seeking formation, or a leader looking for a thoughtful guide — we would be honored to accompany you.
"Challenging death-dealing systems, dismantling harmful ideologies, and cultivating healing through empathetic engagement."