Grief & Loss Counselling

Grief & Loss Counselling in Calgary & Okotoks

A compassionate, unhurried space to carry loss, honour what mattered, and find your footing again.

Registered Psychologist (CAP) & Canadian Certified Counsellor (CCPA)
Neurodiversity-affirming, evidence-based care
In person & virtual across Alberta

Grief doesn't follow a tidy timeline, and there's no “right” way to do it. Grief counselling offers a compassionate space to carry loss, honour what mattered, and find your footing again. We support the full range of loss — including bereavement, pregnancy and infant loss, pet loss, and the quieter griefs that often go unspoken.

What grief counselling can help with

Grief takes many forms, and we support all of them:

  • Loss of a loved one, including sudden or traumatic loss
  • Complicated or prolonged grief that feels stuck
  • Non-death losses — health, relationships, identity, a way of life
  • Anticipatory grief and caregiving losses
  • Feeling numb, overwhelmed, or alone in your grief

How we approach grief counselling

We meet you where you are, without rushing or comparing your experience to anyone else's:

  • Space to process loss at your own pace
  • Understanding grief's many forms, including complicated grief
  • Tools for the hard days and the waves of emotion
  • Honouring and staying connected to what mattered

There's no agenda to “move on.” We help you carry your loss in a way that feels bearable and meaningful.

What to expect

We follow your pace, helping you make sense of your experience without pressure to “get over it.” Some people come for focused support; others for a longer companioned journey.

Who it's for

Anyone carrying a loss — recent or long ago, death or non-death — who wants a space that won't rush them.

Where to find this

Available in Calgary & Okotoks

In person at either office, or virtually anywhere in Alberta.

Grief & Loss Counselling questions

Common questions

Is there a “right” way to grieve?
No. Grief is personal and has no correct timeline. We follow your pace and experience.
What is complicated grief?
When grief feels stuck or overwhelming for a long time and interferes with daily life. Support can help.
Does non-death loss count?
Yes — losses of health, relationships, or identity are real and valid reasons to seek support.
In person or virtual?
Both — in Calgary, Okotoks, or virtually across Alberta.