Grief and Loss Counselling in Oyama, BC.

Therapy and bereavement services in Oyama, BC. Find real help with the right therapist.


Louisa Link-McDowell, MACP, RCC
Grief Counsellor

Louisa Link-McDowell, MACP, RCC

Registered Clinical Counselor

In V1T 5N5 - Nearby to Oyama.

We experience grief throughout our lives. For a person who is dealing with grief or loss, individual or group therapy can provide support that is most beneficial. Louisa provides a safe environment via individual or group therapy. She shares information and tools that are helpful to those who have a recent or historical loss. In identifying issues that are related to our loss we can start to then move to the process of acceptance and further understanding.

Darcy Kuhl
Grief Counsellor

Darcy Kuhl

Licensed Therapist

In V1Y 1P8 - Nearby to Oyama.

Grief counseling helps people cope with grief and mourning following the loss of a loved one or due to major life changes that trigger feelings of grief (i.e. job loss or divorce). It provides a space for individuals to work through and process the complex emotions surrounding loss. Healthy grieving results in remembering the loss with a newfound sense of peace, rather than searing pain.

Rayen McLeod, MSW, RSW, RCC
Grief Counsellor

Rayen McLeod, MSW, RSW, RCC

Registered Clinical Counsellor

In V1Y 2H4 - Nearby to Oyama.

Grief and loss therapy provides a compassionate and supportive space for you to navigate the complex emotions that accompany loss. I understand that grief is a profoundly personal experience, and my approach is tailored to honour your unique journey. Together, we will explore your feelings, memories, and the impact of your loss, allowing you to process your emotions in a safe environment. As you move forward, I aim to help you find healing, resilience, and a renewed sense of meaning.

A Path Of Heart Counselling Services, MSW RCC RSW RPC
Grief Counsellor

A Path Of Heart Counselling Services, MSW RCC RSW RPC

Registered Social Worker, Registered Clinical Counsellor

In V1T 3J2 - Nearby to Oyama.

Often people can become overwhelmed with grief where you might feel shut down low energy states or highly activated states. This is due to the fact that the grief is so large the nervous system does not have the capacity to process it so it either gets stuck on high or shuts down into low energy states. Robin first works to effectively help to build the capacity to process emotions in your body. Then she titrates into the grief allowing it to process slowly and release out of the body .

Kevin Fleming, Ph.D.
Grief Counsellor

Kevin Fleming, Ph.D.

Coach/Change Agent/Consultant

In V1V 2Y9 - Nearby to Oyama.

Grey Matters International and the work of Kevin J. Fleming, Ph.D approaches issues of grief & loss through the lens of innovation----instead of growing the same neural networks responsible for the pain in weekly therapy sessions, we reset the brain to move forward quicker and efficiently by working on the stuck limbic system so as to empower the person with more success and traction. For no one wants to stay in a grief mode for too long; but when you don’t include the brain in your work with someone, you risk describing the water to them while they drown and calling it success. Contact Grey Matters International, Inc now at kevin@kevinflemingphd.com or 877-606-6161.

Sarah Harris, BSc, MC, RCC
Grief Counsellor

Sarah Harris, BSc, MC, RCC

Registered Clinical Counsellor

In V1Y 4N7 - Nearby to Oyama.

While each person's way of grieving may be unique; as humans, we will all experience it. And while it is so painful at times, grief helps us to accept and understand what the loss means for us, so that we can create new meaning around it. Along the way, people may find themselves feeling stuck or lost - and this is where counselling can help. My understanding of attachment theory, emotionally focused therapy, and the human experience provides a map to guide us through, together. We all suffer in life, but suffering is made more tolerable when we don't have to do it alone.

Carl Malmsten, CouplesWork Senior Therapist
Grief Counsellor

Carl Malmsten, CouplesWork Senior Therapist

MA, RCC, RHYP, CouplesWork Senior, Therapist

In V1Y 6N7 - Nearby to Oyama.

Loss of relationship like any loss has significant emotional consequences and can have impacts across the life spectrum. The fact that relationships are one of our primary coping mechanisms multiplies the potential distress. Processing and Resolving relationship loss can lead to significant better quality of life as well as significantly improved quality of future relationships.

Annette Adkin, RPC, Psychotherapist
Grief Counsellor

Annette Adkin, RPC, Psychotherapist

Registered Professional Counsellor

In V1W 1B5 - Nearby to Oyama.

The pain of loss comes in many forms. Everyone experiences grief differently and there is no "right" way to do it. Often there is not only the loss of a specific person or situation, but also the pain of the loss of hopes, dreams and future visions. Healing from loss and separation takes time. Therapy can provide a safe place to explore emotions, understand one's sense of loss/ grief and find ways to manage feelings. The human heart holds a great capacity for both sorrow and joy.

Alexandra Goodall, MA, RCC
Grief Counselor

Alexandra Goodall, MA, RCC

Registered Clinical Counsellor, Somatic Psychotherapist

Available for Online Therapy

When we are facing grief and loss, there is often a complex web of emotions and many layers of meaning-making to encounter in our healing process. The path is never linear. The timeline requires sensitivity and nuance. Compassion, patience and the ability to hold seemingly contradictory feelings are paramount. With gentle presence, we can hold the magnitude and the subtleties of this experience moving step by step towards healing.

Alain Langlais, MH, MTC, CHHt
Grief Counsellor

Alain Langlais, MH, MTC, CHHt

Counsellor

In V1Y 4R2 - Nearby to Oyama.

When losing someone or something important to us, it can take lots time to adjust and learn to live our life without that person, thing or way of life. Either it is the death of a loved one, loss of a relationship, loss of a pet, loss of a job or important possessions, change to your way of life, grieving is a normal response to a life event and bottling it up can create damage or even harm to a person. It can take time to adjust and accept to learn to live life without that person, thing or way of life. When it gets too challenging or overwhelming, or if it gets in a way of living a healthy life, sometimes turning to professional support can help getting through this challenging event.

Traci Mainstone, MA Counselling Psyc, BAH Psyc, CYCC
Grief Counsellor

Traci Mainstone, MA Counselling Psyc, BAH Psyc, CYCC

Certified Psychotherapist for Children, Youth, and Adults

In V4V 1J9 - Nearby to Oyama.

Loss comes in many forms. Whether we are dealing with a death, loss of a job, divorce, or identity challenges, we still endure a sense of grief. Additionally, loss impacts children, adolescents and adults in similar but distinct ways. However, experiencing loss does not have to be debilitating. I offer gentle, compassionate support that is tailored specifically for you and your family. I also offer services in a group format whereby children and parents attend sessions simultaneously but with separate therapists.

Sheri Graham, BA, MA, CCC.
Grief Counsellor

Sheri Graham, BA, MA, CCC.

Canadian Certified Counsellor

In V1Y 5A3 - Nearby to Oyama.

Giving the client the chance to discuss the loss they have experienced is how I approach grief and loss therapy. I provide a safe, judgement-free environment for them to talk to me about their emotions and an opportunity to express what they have been holding inside. By offering coping mechanisms that could be useful during the mourning process, I hope to assist the client in managing their bereavement. My main objective would be to help the client get through the normal emotional phases that follow a loss.

Birgit Laskowski, BA, BEd, MEd Counselling
Grief Counsellor

Birgit Laskowski, BA, BEd, MEd Counselling

Certified Canadian Counsellor (CCC with CCPA)

In V1Y 0C2 - Nearby to Oyama.

Working through grief and loss takes time--I will go at your pace and accompany you on your journey. Perhaps you have read about the stages of grief--this does not mean you will go through these stages in any particular order, in fact, you may go through all the stages in the space of one hour and then go through them again. Together we will explore tools and ways to help you navigate your feelings around your loss, and find the meaning and purpose to continue. Sometimes this means talking about who you lost and what impact this had on you, finding connections to others who have had a similar experience, writing or drawing, or creating something to honour your loss.

Lynleigh Immelman, CPCA, (Master Counsellor)  MD
Grief Counsellor

Lynleigh Immelman, CPCA, (Master Counsellor) MD

Certified Member-Canadian Professional Counsellors Association

In V1Y 1W2 - Nearby to Oyama.

My approach to grief & loss follow the five recognised steps by Kubler-Ross & Kessler. I will provide a comforting environment & not minimise or try to stop the emotions that are associated with loss of any kind (loss of a long time partner, child, close relationship or even a beloved pet). My Client will feel supported & a great deal of empathy will be shown on my part. I believe that taking time, however long, to get to the stage of saying a few words will benefit my Client. Being listened to, with very little explanation of the five stages of grief, on my part, will benefit my Client. Early on there maybe only emotions expressed & I will be there to provide a safe place for these.

Jadon Ward, MA, MA, RCC, CCC
Grief Counsellor

Jadon Ward, MA, MA, RCC, CCC

Registered Clinical Counsellor

In V1T 2C6 - Nearby to Oyama.

When you lose a part of your life it can impact every part of who you are. Whether what you lost was person, pet, job or ability, it is hard to say goodbye. If your loss was expected or unexpected, the pain and grief that you feel hits hard, sometimes more than we think we can bear. There is no set timeframe to "get over" a loss. Each person has their own journey with grief. I can help you to reflect on the significance of the loss in your life, how to cope with grief, and a future that honours what you had to leave behind.

Philip Starkman, MSW, RSW
Grief Counselor

Philip Starkman, MSW, RSW

Registered Psychotherapist

Available for Online Therapy

Grief is a potential reaction to a loss of any kind whether through death, divorce, abandonment, separation, job loss, illness, disease diagnosis, kids leaving home, etc. Feelings of anger, resentment, shame, confusion, isolation or abandonment can result. Friends and family may not know what to say or how to provide support. A trained professional, who is profoundly sympathetic, respectful and empathetic, with the skills required to help one navigate through this difficult time, can be critical in helping one regain equilibrium.

Sam Reimer, Ph.D., R.C.C.#1031
Grief Counsellor

Sam Reimer, Ph.D., R.C.C.#1031

Registered Clinical Counsellor

In V1Y 2E2 - Nearby to Oyama.

Grief counseling helps people cope with grief and mourning following the loss of a loved one or due to major life changes that trigger feelings of grief (i.e. job loss or divorce). It provides a space for individuals to work through and process the complex emotions surrounding loss. Healthy grieving results in remembering the loss with a newfound sense of peace, rather than searing pain.

Donald Straub, M.A.
Grief Counsellor

Donald Straub, M.A.

Registered Clinical Counsellor & Certified Clinical Counsellor

In V1Y 7T2 - Nearby to Oyama.

There are several tasks of grieving that a person must go through. Sometime our grief is complex grief (being hurt by another person or being responsible for the loss ourselves.) It does not matter how early in the grieving process that you seek help, EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) will receive the excess emotional pain and speed up the process of grief.

Dr. Zoë Sehn, PhD, MA, BA (Hons), RCC, CCC
Grief Counsellor

Dr. Zoë Sehn, PhD, MA, BA (Hons), RCC, CCC

Doctor of Psychotherapy and Counselling

In V1Y 2H5 - Nearby to Oyama.

The experience of grief, whether through bereavement or another form of loss, is unique to each individual, as is my approach to working with you. Seeking help for grief does not mean prescribing to a set view of the way you 'should' go through this process, but rather involves working with you at the darkest depths, to help you discover your own path.

Geoff Williams, MSW, RCSW, RCC
Grief Counselor

Geoff Williams, MSW, RCSW, RCC

Registered Clinical Counsellor & Registered Clinical Social Worker

Available for Online Therapy

My approach is to join with you to understand your experience of loss intimately and deeply in conversation with you. When we are joined with the pain, you will not have to feel it alone, even if the grief is only fully healed with time. I will help you make sense of your feelings and provide psychoeducation around the phases of grief, specifically to how these known phases can be meaningful to your current experience, what you are feeling, and how you can continue to honour the person, relationship, or thing that you have lost and find acceptance and hope.

Kimberly Castle, R.T.C, CAMC
Grief Counsellor

Kimberly Castle, R.T.C, CAMC

Registered Counsellor, Certified Anger Management Counsellor

In V1Y 2H4 - Nearby to Oyama.

Navigating through the intense emotions of grief and loss can be overwhelming and often lonely. Grief and loss is something that every single human is going to navigate at some point in their life, the challenge is that it is experienced very differently for everyone. Through our connection, my primary goal is to support you in understanding how to navigate through the intensity of it and acquiring some tools to move through the journey.

Haley Gershony, M.Ed., RCC
Grief Counsellor

Haley Gershony, M.Ed., RCC

Registered Clinical Counsellor

In V1Y 2H4 - Nearby to Oyama.

Grief affects us all differently. Together we'll work through how you are affected. There is no timeline on grief, and no right or wrong way to move through it. Using tools from dialectical behaviour therapy, combined with humanism and Rogerian reflection, I can help provide some structure to the confusion of loss and mourning. Hurt is a natural part of loss and we'll approach it as such.

Natalie Wiseman, RCC, CCC, MA, BSc
Grief Counselor

Natalie Wiseman, RCC, CCC, MA, BSc

Registered Clinical Counsellor, Canadian Certified Counsellor

Available for Online Therapy

When we are mourning a loved one, whether it be a family member, the end of a close relationship, or even an animal that was dear to heart, it is a very complex and painful process. There is no one right way to grieve. Some clients need to discuss a specific situation word-for-word in order to process a loss and others need to just sit in the pain and cry. As a counsellor, I would be there on that journey with you. I would discuss with you what you want to discuss about the loss and I would use a client-centred approach to help guide you through your bereavement.

Maryann Daase, RPC, MPCC
Grief Counsellor

Maryann Daase, RPC, MPCC

Registered Professional Counsellor, Master Practitioner of Clinical Counselling

In V1Y 3K5 - Nearby to Oyama.

Grief and loss are unavoidable. We may think that time alone will enable us to heal, but this is rarely the case. Although time does help in the healing process, to truly heal, we need to work through our losses and the grief they bring. I can help you to do just that. I do not believe we were meant to shoulder our grief on our own. So if you find yourself somehow "stuck", and unable to truly move on, please contact me.

Incentive Counselling, BSW, MSW, RSW, CLC, RPC, RPC-C
Grief Counsellor

Incentive Counselling, BSW, MSW, RSW, CLC, RPC, RPC-C

Registered Social Workers, Registered Professional Counsellor

In V1Y 4R2 - Nearby to Oyama.

Everyone at some point in their lives will have to grieve. Dealing with grief and loss is different for everyone and dependent on our relationship with the deceased, our religious beliefs, and our previous experiences with death. The pain we experience can be overwhelming and some people need additional support. We understand the wide range of emotions and behaviours associated with grief and will be with you every step of the way.



Compassionate Bereavement Services in Oyama, BC.

Thank you for visiting our British Columbia search of licensed grief specialists in Oyama.  Moving through grief after loss is difficult. Therapy helps through listening, by having someone there with you who understands the stages and process of grieving. You can find help for grief in Oyama right now, please contact a provider above, you can email 24/7.

Oyama is located in British Columbia, Canada.  The population of Oyama is 985 people. Oyama therapists serve postal code: V4V.