“All the darkness in the world
cannot extinguish the light
of a single candle."
My Companies & Services
-- St. Francis of Assisi
A Few Words About Yours truly
Hello!
My name is Kevin Ringstaff, and I am the Founder and CEO of PetCloud and Grieving@Work. I am a student of grief. I spend my days talking about grief, and educating people on how to support friends, family, and co-workers through their grief. Mostly though, my daily job is to listen to the stories of love and loss by other people.
I recently moved to San Francisco to build and grow these communities into a place where anyone, anywhere can come and share their grief and get support from others who really do understand the pain and anguish we go through when we lose someone we love.
Through my studies and counseling over the years, I’ve learned quite a lot about grief. It’s safe to say that as a society, we all have a tendency to hold on to grief, push it down, to be strong for others, and pretend it doesn't exist. It’s awkward and uncomfortable to talk about. We feel like we might be judged especially if we tell other people how much we are hurting because of our losses.
It is this mindset in particular that I aim to change, one person, one business, one nation at a time.
This is Why
Let's Talk
About Grief
Speaking
Plenty of opportunities to engage with your entire management, audience, and workforce. Let's see if this is right for your business.
Podcasting
Tune in as I explore various topics on grief, grief management, pet loss, and other fun subjects with experts from around the world.
Writing
Grief is a hard subject on many levels. Join me as I explore the many different faces of grief across a plurality of topics.
Some Of my Recent
Speaking Engagements
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If you're interested in hiring me to speak to your organization, appear on a podcast, to learn more about PetCloud, Grieving@Work, or just to nerd out about grief in general, let's talk! I'm all about building a network of like minded individuals who understand just how important and prevalent grief is in our society today.