After losing her mother to suicide in 2017, Kelli Nielsen searched desperately for real help—only to find church support groups full of people stuck in grief for years. Refusing to accept a lifetime of survival mode, she turned to her faith and neuroscience to create what became The Grief Relief Process. Just months later, Kelli’s son Quintin died of an accidental overdose—putting her new framework to the test. Using it, she not only recovered but felt called to share it. Today, through her healing and coaching others, she’s identified the top mistakes that keep people trapped in grief.