A little bit about me.
I am so glad you are here…
- In 2006, a tragic event changed the trajectory of my life. Learn more about my experience in my weekly blog posts.
- My grief spurred me to turn to the stars and the universe for answers. Learn more about that here.
- I founded The Life Reentry® Institute to help people reclaim their lives after great loss.
- I’m an author. I wrote Second Firsts and my new book, Where Did You Go?, is on sale now!
A Life-Changing Journey to
Connect with Those We’ve Lost
Available now wherever books and ebooks are sold
Latest Blog Posts
Christina's Blog/Posts
Change Does Not Feel Like Breaking Bread
Change does not feel like breaking bread. Nope. It does not feel like chopping wood either. It is not like swimming. Or running. Or even climbing. Nope none of these. However hard some of them...
Christina's Blog/Posts
You Have To Stop Fixing What Cannot Be Fixed
It comes like a tsunami. It forces itself inside your house. With madness. You run out your front door. When the tsunami ends, your house is destroyed. Your things don’t look like your things anymore....
More About Christina
Christina Rasmussen is an acclaimed grief educator, the author of Second Firsts and Where Did You Go?
She is the founder of The Life Reentry Institute and has helped countless people break out of what she coined the “waiting room” of grief to rebuild their lives through her Life Reentry Model. With this, she introduces a new model of grief based on the science of neuroplasticity. She describes grief as a catalyst for redefining identity, and outlines the process of “reentry”, or returning to life.
Her mission is to change the way we grieve, the way we live, and how we define our potential in this life, and the hereafter. She has consulted on the 2019 movie short Dreamcatcher and currently working on her very first work of fiction as she believes that big change in an industry that has been left behind requires not only education and training through traditional settings but also in media, movies and entertainment.
Her Institute’s mission is to bring forth a new way of speaking about and embracing loss within the medical, corporate and social environments.
Her work has been featured at ABC News, Washington Post, Maria Shriver and the White House Blog. She currently works and lives in Lafayette, California with her husband Eric, their daughters and their two dogs.