Amy K.L. Busch

Amy K. L. Busch is a life coach, a writer, and the founder of amybuschcoaching.com. When Amy lost her only sibling to cancer in 2017, she felt the responsibility to care for all of the other people in her life, including her parents and her brother’s young family, all while struggling through her own devastating journey of grief and loss. She searched for books that would help guide her through her journey as a bereaved sibling and found that adult sibling grief is not widely covered in the literature. Her book Permission to Grieve: A Journey from Sibling Loss to Restored Hope was written in the hope that it will help other bereaved siblings to navigate their grief by validating their loss and by focusing on resilience and the importance of self-care. Amy’s mission is to help those who have experienced loss navigate and thrive through change by applying change management techniques she uses in her corporate world of software development. She holds a Masters of Information Systems and a Masters of Business Administration from the University of Colorado at Denver, and is an avid life-long learner. She lives in Highlands Ranch, Colorado with her incredibly supportive husband, two amazing children, and two adorable dogs.

Articles:

Every Person Has the Right to Grieve

Every Person Has the Right to Grieve The title of one’s relationship does not dictate the depth of one’s grief.  Each and every person has a right to grieve and […]

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Emotional Grief Lessons

Emotional Grief Lessons Through my rollercoaster of emotions, I have learned a number of emotional grief lessons: 1. Grief can be surprising in its breadth of emotions.  I have learned […]

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Sibling Loss: Losing Part of Myself

Losing Part of Myself It goes without saying that sadness and despair have been part of my grief journey.  Losing a sibling is so jarring.  When Dan died, I lost […]

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Every Person Has the Right to Grieve

Every Person Has the Right to Grieve The title of one’s relationship does not dictate the depth of one’s grief.  Each and every person has a right to grieve and […]

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