Grief Support
Everyone experiences grief in their own way. Your relationship with the person who died was unique and, therefore, your grief will be unique.
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I hold a B.A. in Thanatology (the study of dying, death, and bereavement) from Western University, and bring over 25 years of providing compassionate grief counselling as the founder and principal of Good Grief Support. I lead and facilitate loss support grief groups, and offer one-on-one support as well.
My additional Bereavement Education certifications include, Cognitive Behaviour and Children’s Grief and Bereavement from University of Toronto and SickKids Centre for Community Mental Health and a Continuing Education certificate from Tyndale Centre for Grief and Loss.I am a member of the Bereavement Ontario Network. As a bereaved parent, I bring experiences from my own personal grief journey to my practice in order to help support others on their own journeys.
I offer compassionate, flexible support designed to meet you wherever you are on your grief journey.
Whether you would like personal guidance through one-on-one counseling, or you seek a confidential group setting with others on a grief journey of a same loss, in a closed group setting Good Grief can journey with you and provide education, coping tools and Grief Support as you travel on your personal grief journey.
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Together, we will journey to develop ways to stay ‘continually bonded’ with the person you are missing, while defining rituals that provide opportunities to honour your loved one.
Learning what triggers your grief, developing a proactive plan, and giving yourself permission to acknowledge all feelings associated with your grief.
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