Philadelphia woman makes it her mission to improve how workplaces handle grief @cbsphilly
Philadelphia woman makes it her mission to improve how workplaces handle grief  @cbsphilly
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Sarah Kagan, who lives in Philadelphia, wants to change how workplaces handle grief. Her company, Keriah Grief Coaching, aims to educate employers about the importance of acknowledging grief and embracing feelings.


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Philadelphia woman makes it her mission to improve how workplaces handle grief

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