Let's Start a Conversation
Rachel Moebus is available for selected events, workshops, book launches, community conversations and speaking opportunities centred around grief, loss and supporting children through difficult times.
As the author of Footprints Through Grief: The Journey After the Loss of a Loved One, Rachel brings both personal experience and a heartfelt understanding of how loss can shape the lives of children and families.
Whether you are organising a community event, professional development session, school presentation, grief support program or special event, Rachel would love to discuss how she may be able to contribute.
Available for
Speaking Engagements
Rachel is available to speak about the inspiration behind Footprints Through Grief, childhood grief, the impact of loss, and the importance of giving children a safe space to express their feelings.
Workshops & Community Events
Interactive and thoughtful sessions designed to encourage conversation, understanding and connection around grief and loss.
Book Events & Launches
Rachel is available for author talks, book signings, launches and community events.
Schools & Educational Settings
Presentations and conversations for educators and organisations supporting children who have experienced the loss of a loved one.
Funeral & Bereavement Organisations
Rachel is also available to work with funeral homes, bereavement services and community organisations interested in supporting grieving children and families.
Book Rachel for Your Event
If you would like to invite Rachel to speak at an event, host a workshop, arrange a book signing or discuss a potential collaboration, please complete the enquiry form below.
We would love to hear a little about your event, including:
- Event or organisation name
- Date and location
- Type of event
- Expected audience
- What you would like Rachel to be involved in
Rachel will be in touch to discuss availability and how she may be able to support your event.
Let's Walk This Journey Together
Because sometimes the most important thing we can do is create space for people to talk, remember and know they are not alone.