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Monique Went 5,0 11 Apr 2026 Google

The child I will never forget... was our little Pim. After a premature birth at 22 weeks, he lived in my arms for just one more hour. That was almost 27 years ago. I was very preoccupied with him. Especially every year on the night before his premature birth. But actually quite often throughout the year. When I started experiencing a lot of mental health issues last summer, a colleague suggested I consider grief counseling. Because I had already followed Esther's webinar on Facebook, I naturally immediately thought of her. I had an intake session at her practice and was so enthusiastic that I decided to work with her. I followed a three-month program with Esther. I did go through some deep valleys, especially in the first session. But I knew that beforehand. The intention was to emerge from it better after 90 days. In fact, a large part of my life has been examined. Although little Pim was the inspiration, we tackled many more issues and got to work on them. I think Esther is absolutely fantastic. She adapts quickly and has a memory like an elephant. If I "promised" to do something and thought, "Well, I'll see if I'll do it later," then she'd actually come back to it the next session. Which was only a good thing, of course. Esther has truly improved my life. With her help, I've really processed things that were still dormant and ensured that I can move forward in my life feeling refreshed and with new insights. And I even have the wonderful agreement that I can still visit her if I run into any problems again. Thank you so much, dear Esther, you've been an immense help to me. I hope you can help many more people get back on track this way!

Fenna Wolve 5,0 11 Apr 2026 Google

I'm so glad I found Esther when I realized I couldn't process my grief without help. The free introductory meeting made it easy to see if we connect and to hear what the process entails. The half-day sessions were very intensive but incredibly valuable, with plenty of time and space to delve deeper.

Jacintha Schippers 5,0 11 Apr 2026 Google

After 20 weeks of pregnancy, my husband and I had to say goodbye to our son. I had never felt such intense grief and such deep pain before, and I quickly realized that conversations with social workers at the hospital alone wouldn't be enough. I wanted to talk about everything I was feeling, because at that moment, I couldn't see how I would ever be able to move on from this intense grief. I am incredibly grateful that I found Esther. After the first two sessions, I felt my life slowly becoming a little lighter. The pain and sadness were still there, but little by little, I also experienced increasing feelings of love and gratitude. I learned that the sadness and all other feelings were okay, and that making space for them helps me move forward. Now, I'm able to pick up my life bit by bit, as the proud mother of a son, whom I will always hold in my heart with infinite love. I'm incredibly grateful to Esther for everything she's done for me throughout this process: always a listening ear, loving tips, and practical tools to help me move forward. I would definitely recommend mothers (and fathers) dealing with pregnancy loss to contact Esther.

Bonnie Waardenburg-Keijzer 5,0 11 Apr 2026 Google

After the loss of our daughter (shortly after giving birth) and a miscarriage, we contacted Esther. It was wonderful that we could reach out to her as a couple and share our grief and loss. The sessions with Esther and the subsequent process gave us tools to cope and look to the future with hope. Esther was very approachable, friendly, patient, and offered personalized support. We both found this very helpful.

Amy Stamper 5,0 11 Apr 2026 Google

When I was told on September 8th that my son's heart, for whom I was scheduled to be induced a few hours later, had stopped beating, a nightmare rollercoaster began that no one wants to experience. As a maternity nurse, I was always afraid to help someone who had lost a child. Because what can you do when you lose the most precious gift? Nothing helps, right? It was our fifth child, actually, counting miscarriages, our eighth child we lost. We have four living, healthy children who were also looking forward to meeting their little brother. Because you're a mother of more than one, I couldn't allow myself to dwell on the immense grief I was experiencing. The fear that I would no longer be able to be a good mother to my living children was too great. But my old coping method of "look at the positive, ignore the negative, and move on" didn't work. Because then there wouldn't be room for my lost son. I desperately needed help; I was stuck. How could I cope with this? No one could tell me. I tried to find help through conventional healthcare, to open up my heart and soul during an intake session and then to have it heard. "Madam, good news, there's nothing wrong with you," they said, "we can't make a proper diagnosis. Maybe reading a book or finding others in the same situation will help." I experienced that as a kick in the teeth. I couldn't figure it out myself and asked for help for the first time, only to find none. Fortunately, my midwifery practice referred me to Esther, a life coach for pregnancy loss. After the initial consultation, I was speechless. She explained that she had lived experience and mentioned the same need for help in the conventional care and treatment she received. That's when I knew for sure. She can help me; she understands what I'm going through. Her webinar gave me hope, validation, and the recognition you so desperately need when no one (thankfully) can understand what you're going through, no matter how kindly they mean it. Esther skillfully helped me and showed me that all my grief for all my lost children is allowed and can be felt without it dominating my life. I look back on a period of life lessons that will serve me for the rest of my life. Especially now, after another miscarriage, and now expecting a sixth (and tenth) child. Her mantra helps me with the uncertainty and fear: "My child, you are welcome, no matter how things turn out, we love you." I am incredibly grateful to her. If you're hesitant to seek her help, I can assure you that it's the best choice for you to learn to cope with and make the immense loss you're experiencing bearable. Esther, I am eternally grateful to you and I will never forget you. Love, Amy

Alena 10,0 23 Sep 2025 Trustoo

Ik ben zeer tevreden met alles wat deze uitvaart ondernemers voor mij en mijn dochter hebben gedaan. Ze waren heel betrokken tijdens de periode voor de uitvaart, niks was te veel. Je voelde echte passie die ze hebben voor hun werk en empathie voor nabestaanden. Uitvaart was mooi en goed geregeld, ook naazorg was heel goed. Ik zou zo opnieuw voor ze kiezen.

Esmeralda Terpstra 10,0 05 Sep 2025 Trustoo

Gewoon zo goed verzorgd en alyijd vriendelijk

Martin Winkel 10,0 30 Nov 2024 Trustoo

De binnenkomst (ontvangst ruimte) is perfect huiselijk gemoedelijk en warm. Net als het onvangst door deze vakmensen. Ik heb zeer goede zorg ontvangen zowel voor de nabestaande als de persoon die onvallen is. Ik zou ze zeker aanraden.

Connie van lier 10,0 30 Nov 2024 Trustoo

Snel en betrokken contact vooral rustig en erna nog belangstelling.

Hr van Doesburg 10,0 10 Sep 2024 Trustoo

Mooie uitvaart geregeld. Professionele en deskundige mensen en een goede prijs-kwaliteit verhouding.

Anoniem 10,0 10 Sep 2024 Trustoo

Rustige begeleiding. Denkt goed mee,en neemt alle zorgen uit handen..

Karin 10,0 10 Sep 2024 Trustoo

Lieve uitvaartverzorgster. Wat een mooie uitvaart had mijn moeder. Mooi plekje om bij mijn moeder te zijn.