
Lee Atherton
Lee's mission is to positively touch the lives of 100,000 people affected by death and trauma by 2030.
Lee Atherton is an esteemed international speaker and best-selling author, boasting an impressive career that spans over 15 years. She is a recognized expert in end-of-life care, a dedicated first responder chaplain, and the visionary of Phoenix Rising, an initiative dedicated to providing life-saving service dogs to those struggling with PTSD and other mental health disabilities.
With a heart centered on supporting individuals in embracing life's final chapter, Lee empowers people to "live their dying" with grace and introspection. She facilitates a journey of self-discovery, where individuals can engage with difficult questions and find answers that resonate on a profound level, all with compassionate and non-judgmental acceptance.
Lee's calling and privilege is to be a compassionate companion through the unpredictable currents of grief. Like a skilled whitewater rafting guide, she provides the support needed to navigate through the chaos, guiding those she serves towards a place of tranquility, peace, and stillness.
In addition to her work with individuals at the end of life, Lee is a beacon of support for first responders, ER and ICU staff, and funeral service professionals. She offers them the tools and emotional support necessary to reconnect with the passion and drive that initially led them to their demanding careers. Her workshops and seminars are designed to reignite their commitment and help them cope with the stresses of their vital roles in the community.
In a recent publication, Lee wrote, "Shadow (my service dog) has terminal cancer. now. I'm devastated; he's only five years old. Yet I was fortunate to adopt his successor on March 25, 2023. We named him Phoenix Rising. Out of the ashes of abandonment, I rose! Out of the ashes trauma of abuse, I rose! Out of the ashes of death, a Phoenix rose!" It is from this rising that became passionate about helping others have a service dog who can save their life, just as Shadow saved hers.
Lee's impact extends beyond her direct interactions. Through her writings, speaking engagements, and educational programs, she shares her profound insights and strategies for dealing with grief, loss, and the complexities of end-of-life care. Her contributions have been recognized by peers and those she has helped, as evidenced by the heartfelt testimonials found at https://coachrev.com/testimonials/. Her vision for the future is bold and compassionate. Lee aims to reach and positively influence the lives of over 100,000 people by 2032. Her dedication to her mission is unwavering, as she continues to expand her reach and deepen her understanding of the human experience at its most vulnerable points. To learn more about Lee Atherton's transformative work and to explore the resources she offers, please visit her website at https://coachrev.com. There, you will find a wealth of information, support, and inspiration for navigating life's most challenging crossroads with dignity, courage, and peace.
Lee Atherton is an esteemed international speaker and best-selling author, boasting an impressive career that spans over 15 years. She is a recognized expert in end-of-life care, a dedicated first responder chaplain, and the visionary of Phoenix Rising, an initiative dedicated to providing life-saving service dogs to those struggling with PTSD and other mental health disabilities.
With a heart centered on supporting individuals in embracing life's final chapter, Lee empowers people to "live their dying" with grace and introspection. She facilitates a journey of self-discovery, where individuals can engage with difficult questions and find answers that resonate on a profound level, all with compassionate and non-judgmental acceptance.
Lee's calling and privilege is to be a compassionate companion through the unpredictable currents of grief. Like a skilled whitewater rafting guide, she provides the support needed to navigate through the chaos, guiding those she serves towards a place of tranquility, peace, and stillness.
In addition to her work with individuals at the end of life, Lee is a beacon of support for first responders, ER and ICU staff, and funeral service professionals. She offers them the tools and emotional support necessary to reconnect with the passion and drive that initially led them to their demanding careers. Her workshops and seminars are designed to reignite their commitment and help them cope with the stresses of their vital roles in the community.
In a recent publication, Lee wrote, "Shadow (my service dog) has terminal cancer. now. I'm devastated; he's only five years old. Yet I was fortunate to adopt his successor on March 25, 2023. We named him Phoenix Rising. Out of the ashes of abandonment, I rose! Out of the ashes trauma of abuse, I rose! Out of the ashes of death, a Phoenix rose!" It is from this rising that became passionate about helping others have a service dog who can save their life, just as Shadow saved hers.
Lee's impact extends beyond her direct interactions. Through her writings, speaking engagements, and educational programs, she shares her profound insights and strategies for dealing with grief, loss, and the complexities of end-of-life care. Her contributions have been recognized by peers and those she has helped, as evidenced by the heartfelt testimonials found at https://coachrev.com/testimonials/. Her vision for the future is bold and compassionate. Lee aims to reach and positively influence the lives of over 100,000 people by 2032. Her dedication to her mission is unwavering, as she continues to expand her reach and deepen her understanding of the human experience at its most vulnerable points. To learn more about Lee Atherton's transformative work and to explore the resources she offers, please visit her website at https://coachrev.com. There, you will find a wealth of information, support, and inspiration for navigating life's most challenging crossroads with dignity, courage, and peace.
Resilient Mastery: Conquer the Crisis - Serve In Confidence
Format: 20-30-60-90 minute talk/podcast/workshop
Virtual or In-Person
CEUs available in Massachusetts
This program is perfect for:
- First Responders and Dispatchers
- Hospital ER and ICU staff
- Funeral Directors and Staff
- Any professional who encounters death and trauma in the workplace
The audience will leave with:
- Tools to...
Wait! I'm Not Ready!! - Important decisions to make before a serious or life-threatening condition
Format: 20-30-60-90 minute talk/podcast/workshop
Virtual or In-Person
This program is perfect for:
- people of all ages
- people who want to ensure their loved one's peace of mind
The audience will leave with:
- Understanding the importance of planning for the end of life no matter where you are on life's journey
- Understanding five key areas in...
Navigating Grief: How to Honor Loss in the Workplace
Format: 20-30-60-90 minute talk/podcast/workshop
Virtual or In-Person
This program is perfect:
- for any workplace striving to foster resilience and cultivate a strong sense of camaraderie in their workplace environment
- when your organization or an employee has experienced a significant loss
- a personnel team
The audience will leave with an understanding...
What If You Get Hit By a Bus?! ...or Death Over Drinks!
Format: 1-2 hour audience-participation program
This program is perfect for:
- teenagers through people at end-of-life who are afraid of death
- easygoing, sometimes humorous, always non-judgmental place to begin a conversation about dying and death
- exploring the tough questions about dying, death, and grief
- people who wish to explore how they can make their death comfortable and peaceful for...
Phoenix Rising: Service Dogs Saving Lives (for high school)
Format: 60 - 120 minute workshop
This program is perfect for:
- High School Students
The audience will leave with:
- Understanding the role of service dogs and the difference between service dogs and therapy dogs
- Knowledge of the ADA laws governing service dogs
- An understanding of the impact of service dogs on people with...
Phoenix Rising: The Incredible World of Service Dogs Saving Lives (for adults)
Format: 60-120 minute workshop/presentation/breakout
This program is perfect for:
- Adults of all ages
The audience will leave with:
- a thorough understanding of the different categories of assistance dogs,
- the rigorous training they undergo,
- and the legal rights that protect them
This workshop is...