About Nada Frazier
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Nada Frazier, MSW, LCSW Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Counselor/Therapist Life & Death Coach* Certified End-of-Life Doula* |
I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Counselor, Life & Death Coach, and End-of-Life Doula. My work is grounded in the belief that each person brings a unique story, set of experiences, and way of understanding the world. Whether you are navigating anxiety, grief, loss, a life transition, serious illness, or questions about meaning and mortality, I strive to provide a compassionate space where you can feel heard, supported, and understood.
My approach is collaborative, holistic, and deeply personal. I draw from my clinical training and experience while recognizing that no single approach is right for everyone. Together, we can explore what is happening in your life, what matters most to you, and what may help you move toward greater clarity, balance, and well-being.
My professional background includes clinical social work, counseling, palliative care, grief and end-of-life support. I hold a Master of Social Work degree with Advanced Clinical Practice and pursued additional educational training. I am a Certified End-of-Life Care Specialist, Certified Advanced Grief Counseling Specialist, and Certified Grief-Informed Professional. My experience as a palliative care social worker has included providing psychosocial and emotional support, education, and resources to patients and their families at one of the top-ranked hospitals in the country.
In my private counselor/therapist practice I provide specialized counseling for adults and families navigating serious or chronic illness, caregiver, end-of-life concerns, grief, and major life transitions. My work creates a compassionate space for honest conversations about fear, uncertainty, changing relationships, loss, and what matters most. As a Certified End-of- Life Doula and Life & Death Coach, I support those exploring, preparing for, or approaching end-of-life, their caregivers, and loved ones.
My counseling and coaching practice supports adults navigating personal growth and self-development, anxiety, stress, life transitions, chronic illness and pain, caregiving, grief, and loss, and spiritual or existential concerns. I tailor my approach to the individual, drawing from a range of evidence-based and person-centered therapeutic methods according to each person's needs, goals, experiences, and strengths.
I am the founder of The Sacred Servant™, through which I provide End-of-Life Doula services, education, and support for individuals and families navigating serious illness, dying, death, and grief. This work reflects my belief that thoughtful conversation, compassionate presence, and preparation can help people approach the end of life with greater understanding, meaning, and peace.
Education is also an important part of my work. I offer presentations, workshops, classes, and seminars that encourage open and meaningful conversations about dying, death, grief, caregiving, and end-of-life planning. My educational work which includes my class, “Live Consciously by Exploring Death,” provides opportunities to consider these often-difficult subjects in a supportive and approachable way.
Outside of my professional work, I enjoy spending time with my family and pets, meditation, writing, nature, and photography. I believe there is much to be learned from slowing down, paying attention, and appreciating the world around us. And I have never met a tree or rock I didn't love!
My approach is collaborative, holistic, and deeply personal. I draw from my clinical training and experience while recognizing that no single approach is right for everyone. Together, we can explore what is happening in your life, what matters most to you, and what may help you move toward greater clarity, balance, and well-being.
My professional background includes clinical social work, counseling, palliative care, grief and end-of-life support. I hold a Master of Social Work degree with Advanced Clinical Practice and pursued additional educational training. I am a Certified End-of-Life Care Specialist, Certified Advanced Grief Counseling Specialist, and Certified Grief-Informed Professional. My experience as a palliative care social worker has included providing psychosocial and emotional support, education, and resources to patients and their families at one of the top-ranked hospitals in the country.
In my private counselor/therapist practice I provide specialized counseling for adults and families navigating serious or chronic illness, caregiver, end-of-life concerns, grief, and major life transitions. My work creates a compassionate space for honest conversations about fear, uncertainty, changing relationships, loss, and what matters most. As a Certified End-of- Life Doula and Life & Death Coach, I support those exploring, preparing for, or approaching end-of-life, their caregivers, and loved ones.
My counseling and coaching practice supports adults navigating personal growth and self-development, anxiety, stress, life transitions, chronic illness and pain, caregiving, grief, and loss, and spiritual or existential concerns. I tailor my approach to the individual, drawing from a range of evidence-based and person-centered therapeutic methods according to each person's needs, goals, experiences, and strengths.
I am the founder of The Sacred Servant™, through which I provide End-of-Life Doula services, education, and support for individuals and families navigating serious illness, dying, death, and grief. This work reflects my belief that thoughtful conversation, compassionate presence, and preparation can help people approach the end of life with greater understanding, meaning, and peace.
Education is also an important part of my work. I offer presentations, workshops, classes, and seminars that encourage open and meaningful conversations about dying, death, grief, caregiving, and end-of-life planning. My educational work which includes my class, “Live Consciously by Exploring Death,” provides opportunities to consider these often-difficult subjects in a supportive and approachable way.
Outside of my professional work, I enjoy spending time with my family and pets, meditation, writing, nature, and photography. I believe there is much to be learned from slowing down, paying attention, and appreciating the world around us. And I have never met a tree or rock I didn't love!