Welcome to Saharra Dixon Coaching & Consulting Services
Legacy Projects that make you feel whole
Grief is complex, but you don’t have to navigate it alone. Through creative expression, storytelling, and compassionate support, I hold space for your healing—at your own pace and on your own terms.
Some of us did NOT die… And what shall we do, we who did not die?
June Jordan
Creative Memorialization & Meaning-Making
What are legacy projects?
- For the bereaved, a legacy project is a mission, initiative, or creative endeavor to honor the life of your loved one and share their story.
- For those in transition, they can be used to create something meaningful to share values, stories, and experiences with our loved ones even long after you are gone. They can take on many different shapes, but ultimately they serve the purpose of bringing us closer together and helping us make meaning of life's biggest transition.
What are the benefits of a legacy project?
- Shapes future generations: Your legacy can inspire and guide loved ones in leading a meaning-filled life
- Solace for loved ones: A well-defined legacy can offer comfort and closure during times of grief.
- Inspiration for others: Your story can motivate others to pursue their passions and make a difference.
What are the benefits of a legacy project?
What are legacy projects?
For those who want to honor their loved ones through a creative, personalized project. Whether it’s a written piece, a digital story, a grief gallery, altar, exhibition or another form of remembrance, this offering guides you in creating something tangible to preserve memory while making meaning of your loss.
Includes:
✔️ Three 50-minute private sessions
✔️ Collaborative brainstorming to create a meaningful legacy project
✔️ Guidance on writing, storytelling, and artistic processing
✔️ Support in finding healing and connection through creative expression
✔️ A final, co-created product you can carry with you through life
Investment: $375
To learn more about this service, please fill out my contact form
Combined Axes of Personal and Collective grief
Working with Minoritized Communities
Although I work with all minoritized populations (women, queer, disabled, Black/Brown/Indigenous), a guiding framework to my coaching is Combined Axes of personal and Collective Grief Among African Americans, developed by Da’Mere T. Wilson, PhD & Mary Frances O’Connor, PhD. The combined axes of personal and collective grief refers to the interconnected ways we experience loss—both individually and as part of larger communities, cultures, and histories.
Grief is rarely experienced in isolation. Our personal losses are shaped by the histories, struggles, and collective mourning of the communities we belong to. Likewise, collective grief often becomes deeply personal, influencing our identities and emotional landscapes.
I use tools like storytelling, art-making, Afrofuturism, and narrative work to help you process grief in a way that feels meaningful and sustainable. Together, we explore not just what has been lost, but what can be reclaimed, reimagined, and honored.
