My name is Jeelise Allen, and I am a thanatologist which means I have an interest in all thing’s death, dying, and grief related.

I have studied both in Canada and the UK. I trained as a bereavement service volunteer with St. Christopher’s Hospice and have facilitated closed and open grief support groups as well as 1:1 therapy. I currently facilitate the grief support group at the Women’s Resource Center.

I managed the bereavement service program during my employment with Friends of Hospice, the charity that supports Agape House and was a member of the group Final Steps, Bermuda.

I am here to use my knowledge, skills, and passion to provide bereavement support for families in need and to support you on your grief journey.

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Welcome, my name is Camille Creary.

Through my studies and experiences, I have come to appreciate how powerful a person’s perception of themself is, and how it is vital to their sense of fulfillment in life. I have always been infatuated with the concept of metamorphosis and how it mirrors the human experience. With a little bit of isolation and pressure, someone can completely transform into their optimal form. I, like many of us, have changed and shed parts of myself as I grow and learn from my experiences, finding a deeper understanding of the person I wish to be. I have worked with people from a variety of backgrounds, both in the United States and Bermuda, and have a passion for instilling a sense of pride in everyone I come in contact with.

I believe that a person can put a level of conscious effort into manifesting personal growth. We can choose to grow and mature as we learn from past experiences. Since 2020 many have found themselves going through radical emotional, physical and spiritual transitions. I am here to offer guidance, as you maneuver your inner thoughts and battle with internal changes. I hope to expand Mayvera’s goal of healing women both in Bermuda and internationally.

Recently, I have grown passionate about exploring the way we redefine the relationships we have with our parents as we become adults. The legacy of those who come before us often lay the blueprint for the people we are destined to become. Our parents are our primary example of how to navigate through life, but what happens to the child when the parent is lost, hurt, or damaged? Our superheroes becoming human can be a child’s greatest tragedy, but to me, is one of the key revelations in building an adult relationship with the people who raised us. Redefining the dynamic with a parent as an adult can be difficult, but with intentional conversations and boundary-setting, relationships can become more fulfilling.

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Psychology, mental health and supporting individuals to heal is something I am passionate about.. There is something powerful about allowing people the space they deserve to be heard and valued.

Psychology, mental health and supporting individuals to heal is something I am passionate about..... Read More