Who We Are
Project660 was founded to educate healthcare professionals on facilitating pediatric traumatic death with compassion, presence, and intention. When Jessica Diefenbach’s son’s death was orchestrated beautifully, she realized she had never witnessed such care in a trauma bay, despite frequently working around trauma. This profound experience ignited her commitment to ensuring that no family endures loss without care, communication, love, and humanity.
Determined to legitimize and refine education for healthcare professionals, Jessica earned her doctorate specializing in pediatric traumatic death. Through academic achievement, personal insight, and evidence-based research, she developed simulation scenarios, workshops, and support groups to transform how death is approached in healthcare and to provide the traumatically bereaved with a safe, supportive space to heal.
Project660 is dedicated to fostering healing for both families and healthcare providers in life’s most challenging moments.
Our Values
We value compassion, empathy, and the power of meaningful connection in even the most challenging moments of life. By fostering emotional intelligence, normalizing conversations about death, and empowering families to create healing experiences, we strive to bring humanity, grace and intention to end-of-life care.
Work with us
We are dedicated to transforming end-of-life experiences through compassion, education, and empathy, empowering families and care providers to navigate loss with intention, healing and humanity. Check out our services below.