Question 1

What about Insurance and Clinical Care

Accepted Answer

The purpose of the Grief Pathway System is to remove stigma and support people who are overwhelmed by grief, loss, life transitions, disruption, and survival adaptation not to pathologize them as having a mental disorder.

Answer: No. We do not accept insurance because insurance requires a clinical diagnosis code for reimbursement. Our work is intentionally non clinical and focused on stabilization and identity orientation, not diagnosis or treatment.

Question: Why do we not accept insurance?
Answer: Accepting insurance would require labeling clients with a clinical diagnosis. The purpose of the Grief Pathway System is to remove stigma and support people who are overwhelmed by identity disruption, not to pathologize them as having a mental disorder.

Question: Is the Grief Pathway System clinical
Answer: No. The Grief Pathway System is non clinical. It does not diagnose, treat, or replace medical or mental health care. It addresses the structural impact of grief and transition before clinical intervention is applied.

Question: How does GPS support clinicians and therapists
Answer: By stabilizing clients before or alongside therapy, GPS can help reduce overwhelm, increase coherence, and support more efficient and integrated therapeutic outcomes.

Question: Does GPS interfere with existing treatment plans
Answer: No. GPS is designed to work alongside existing care without altering or contradicting treatment plans. It provides structural orientation rather than clinical direction.

Question: Where does the Grief Pathway System fit in the care continuum
Answer: The Grief Pathway System operates upstream of intervention. It stabilizes internal systems so that therapy, medical care, biofeedback, leadership development, or spiritual support can be more effective.

Question 2

Why is confidentiality emphasized so strongly?

Accepted Answer

For many clients, confidentiality is the foundation that allows them to stabilize without fear of exposure, labeling, or professional consequences.  We work with high profile and high responsibility individuals where privacy is essential.

Question: Will my information remain confidential
Answer: Yes. Confidentiality is treated as essential. We intentionally operate outside of clinical reporting systems to protect client privacy while providing structured guidance.

Who This is For and Not For
Question: Who is the Grief Pathway System designed for
Answer: This work is designed for individuals who are functioning in daily life but experiencing internal instability related to loss, transition, health changes, role exit, or identity fracture.

Question: Who is this not for
Answer: This is not appropriate for individuals in acute mental health crisis or those seeking clinical diagnosis, therapy, or insurance based treatment. In those cases, we recommend licensed clinical providers.