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Welcome to KRB Unlimited, your safe haven for healing, growth, and spiritual transformation. I’m Katherine Barner, and my passion is guiding Christian women through life's toughest challenges by integrating biblical truth and professional mental health strategies. Whether you're walking through grief, trauma, or searching for your God-given identity, I'm here to support your journey towards wholeness.
Your trauma may be part of your story, but it does not define your destiny.
God’s purpose for you is greater than your pain.
Meet Katherine
Katherine Barner is a respected grief and trauma expert, author, and speaker whose life mission is to help Christian women heal from emotional and spiritual wounds. With degrees in psychology, counseling, and biblical studies, along with extensive professional training, Katherine offers a unique, holistic approach that blends spiritual wisdom with practical mental health strategies. As someone who has walked the path of grief and trauma herself, she speaks authentically and compassionately from personal experience.
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B. Morazan
If you don't have this book, do yourself a profound favor and get it!!!! Grief comes in many forms and this book is just WOW, a truly uplifting read!
K. Morgan
You brought a powerful word.
Thanks for being there and sharing what the Lord put in your heart!
K. VanFeldt
I had lost my husband of 47 years five months ago. Katherine made the biggest difference in my grief with the information she shared. Loved her and how God worked through her. God bless you, Katherine Barner!
God Help Me, I'm Grieving
In God Help Me, I'm Grieving, Katherine Barner validates each reader’s unique response to loss, allowing it to become a vehicle of inner change and spiritual and emotional growth. Born out of her own struggle to discover healing following the death of her beloved mother she guides readers through the process of grief and grants them permission to fully experience it.
In this award-winning publication, Katherine offers practical tips for handling loss and avoiding contention with those who lack compassion or who grieve differently, the book also includes a special section dedicated to navigating holidays and events while grieving.
