Online grief therapy in Alberta

Identifying grief: Are you…
- Grieving the death of a loved one or another type of loss, such as the loss of a pet, a relationship, or a job?
- Experiencing pain and sadness related to the loss?
- Lacking hope around your healing?
- Experiencing ruminating thoughts about the loss with no reprieve?
- Struggling to enjoy regular activities like you used to?
- Having difficulty doing normal tasks and routines?
- Avoiding certain activities that remind you of the loss?
About grief
- Grief is a natural response to the loss of someone or something significant in our lives
- Grief can manifest emotionally, physically, and spiritually, affecting each person uniquely
- Navigating grief often involves going through the 7 Stages of Grief, as well as a range of emotions such as sadness, anger, guilt, and even relief
- Grief has no timeline
Treatment for grief
- While grief is a personal journey, seeking support through counselling can provide a safe space to process unresolved emotions, explore coping strategies, and find a renewed sense of hope and healing
- Our approach to grief and loss treatment focuses on providing compassionate support tailored to your unique needs and circumstances
- Grief therapy helps individuals experiencing grief and loss to process their emotions, and perhaps find meaning and purpose in life following the loss
- Empower you with coping strategies and insights to facilitate healing.
- Support and validation within a safe and non-judgemental environment
- The goal of grief therapy is not to “get over” the loss but instead, find a new way of living and get you “unstuck”
- We believe in the importance of honouring your individual grief journey while providing practical tools to foster resilience and adjustment in the face of loss
- Our counsellors are here to support you through the challenges of mourning and help you find your own path toward acceptance and resilience
Types of treatment for issue
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
Talk Therapy
Mindfulness
EMDR/ART
Resources on Grief
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