About the Author
Gina Moffa, LCSW is a licensed grief and trauma therapist with over twenty-two years of experience helping people navigate loss, grief, trauma, and the complex emotional terrain of their closest relationships. In private practice in New York City, she’s worked with individuals across nonprofits, hospitals, and private settings, bringing clinical expertise and compassion to some of the hardest moments of people’s lives. Trained in multiple modalities, she works with the whole person — mind and body both.
Her award-winning first book, Moving On Doesn’t Mean Letting Go (Hachette, 2023), established her as a trusted voice in the grief space and sparked a national and international conversation about what we are allowed to mourn. She’s been quoted in Forbes, TIME, the New York Times, and USA Today, and interviewed on NPR and NBC News. She speaks at national and international organizations with the intention of helping create a more grief-literate society. Though she champions the power of good therapy, she firmly believes that art, music, animals, and time in nature have saved more people than they will ever get credit for, herself included. Gina splits time between New York City, Boulder, Colorado, and the South of France.
