Grief Counselling Winnipeg. Grief & Loss, Trauma Counsellor Manitoba.
If you have experienced the pain and trauma of loss, grief counselling Winnipeg with a licensed therapist can help you move through. A Manitoba grief and loss counselor has training and experience in helping people who have suffered loss to find strength, to cope, and move through the trauma. Winnipeg grief counselling can be an important tool to help you through this difficult time. And while nothing anyone can say can completely heal the pain, you can still find strength to cope, to move through, and to find hope in the darkness. Therapy is a very important part of moving through grief. Please contact a Winnipeg, MB grief therapist below today.
Grief And Loss Counselling Near Winnipeg, MB
Carole McMillan, B.ED, PBCE, M.ED Psych
The loss of a loved one can be devastating. I have helped many clients work through the stages associated with grief and loss. Although I take a step by step approach, I have found that the grieving process is like waves in the ocean - there are highs as well as lows. Together with my clients, we find ways to ease the pain of loss as well as integrate new life situations into their thoughts, hearts and belief systems.
Mary-Ann Roy, BFA; MA
Certified Counselling Therapist
Email: Contact Mary-Ann
201 Portage Avenue West; 18th Floor, Winnipeg R3B 3K6
Email: Contact Mary-Ann
201 Portage Avenue West; 18th Floor, Winnipeg R3B 3K6
We experience loss throughout our lifetime in various ways. When we mourn we allow ourselves to heal. In group settings and individual sessions I have helped those who need to process their loss to experience comfort and lasting peace. If you are struggling with loss you can journey through it confident that you will not be alone in it and that you will have someone caring for you throughout it.
Alma Jabs, B.A., Psych., B.Ed., M.M.F.T.
Marriage and Family Therapist - Clinical member of AAMFT
Email: Contact Alma
200-1215 Henderson Highway, Winnipeg R2G 1L8
Email: Contact Alma
200-1215 Henderson Highway, Winnipeg R2G 1L8
The loss of anything that has been of deep importance and meaning to us leaves us bereaved. Whether it is the loss of a loved one due to death, the loss of a close friendship, a relationship partner, a job, a country due to immigration; these losses can leave us feeling painfully alone and lonely. Profession help in any such situation can greatly help reduce the heavy burden, answer questions, clarify and create new meaning, provide comfort, and hope for a future.
Susan Wanjiku Wenzel, MA, Registered Suicide Intervention Trainer
Any loss can cause a person to feel grief; whether it is the loss of a job, a relationship, the death of a loved one, or the loss of a cherished dream etc. The grieving process can vary and there is no set time frame for grieving. However it is important to allow the process to take place. It’s not important that someone follows five stages of grieving in sequence but rather to explore each stage as they surface. I find that my clients find it helpful to use Narrative techniques such as keeping personal journals, poetry, letters etc. This will help you connect with the painful emotions of loss as well as help you to bring closure with the person/event you have loss. Moreover, telling stories of t....
Soul Work Therapies, Donna Johnson, M.Ed., DVATI, MMFT, RMFT; Reiki Master
Marriage and Family Therapist; Art Therapist; Time Line Therapist; Reiki
Email: Contact Soul Work Therapies, Donna Johnson
595 Clifton Street, Unit 21, Winnipeg R3G 2X5
Email: Contact Soul Work Therapies, Donna Johnson
595 Clifton Street, Unit 21, Winnipeg R3G 2X5
Grieving is important to do. It's let's us understand the importance of what was lost. When the sadness gets in the way of moving forward in life, it can become a deterrent to future growth. Allowing the feelings of loss to be released is the next step. Time Line™ Therapy Techniques, Hawaiian Huna Kane Body Work, Reiki and Kahi are ways of releasing issues of grief and loss. Feeling more peaceful and calm and remembering that change is always happening, is part of the work.
Gerry Pettyjohn, BA, MA, CSRT
When sex addiction or infidelity invades relationships, an important part of the healing process involves grief counseling. I guide spouses through the grief of losing the life they had thought they had prior to the exposure or disclosure of their partners' infidelity. In addition, I help sex addicts and cheaters grieve the loss of marriages, relationships, careers, health and/or freedom.
Charleswood Family Therapy Centre
Losing a loved is hard and working through the pain may require the help of counsellors like us. We help you process your loss, work through the stages of grief and find hope again. We help you explore your sadness, regrets, anger, confusion, and that ever-present "what if". Grief and loss may enter your life under many circumstances: separation and divorce, infertility, miscarriage, infidelity, ageing, loss of a job or home, etc.
Rosa Maria Garcia de Gonzalez, B.A.,Psych, MMFT
Marriage and Family Therapist- Clinical Member of AAMFT
Email: Contact Rosa Maria
200-1215 Henderson Hwy, Winnipeg R2G 1L8
Email: Contact Rosa Maria
200-1215 Henderson Hwy, Winnipeg R2G 1L8
There are times in our life when we go through difficult and painful situations. Talk therapy can be helpful during those times of grief and when we are proccessing the loss of something or someone significant in our life. My clients have expressed that some of the benefits of talk therapy are : "you feel understood, you feel you are not alone with this experience, you connect to your inner resources
and your strengths". I use an integrative model of therapy to work with loss and unresolved grief.
Gerald Loewen, B.R.E., M.A. (C.E.), M.A. (Ed Min.)
I offer a balanced approach between a focus on grieving the loss and moving on. A specific focus is placed on how a person's thinking impacts their behavior and feelings. Clients are encouraged to get in touch with their feelings in a healthy way to deal with their grief. Moving forward involves dealing with the hurt, the anger and other emotions but also recognizing the positives.
Marlene R. Dyck, L.P.N., B.A. Conflict Resolution, M.A. Counselling
We all experince losses throughout our lives. Some are big, like loved ones, jobs, health concerns, traumatic events or broken relationships. Others might be smaller. These losses can have a profound affect on ones life. When these losses are not addressed, they can spill over into daily life and cause pain and distress . This can diminish ones quality of life. It is important to deal with the loss, big or small to live a healthier, happier life.
Sam Whelan
BA (Psych), Masters (Marriage & Family Therapy), CD
Email: Contact Sam
207-10 Fort St, Winnipeg R3C 1C4
Email: Contact Sam
207-10 Fort St, Winnipeg R3C 1C4
I’m not sure that when a loved one dies we ever completely get over their absence in our lives. My hope is that, together we co-create an environment of understanding, compassion and safety where we can work through, vs. get over, such a tragic loss. Working through requires an individual to process their thoughts and feelings in the presence of at least one other that can facilitate the required safe & secure environment.
Susan Monkman, B.A., M.A. Couns. Psych.
Losing a loved one through death, illness or estrangement, or experiencing a major life event or change can have debilitating affects related to loss. If you feel numb, events seem surreal, or anger, sadness or fear wash over you when least expected, you are normal. I will support you as you identify the affect of loss on your life, and offer tools to sort out the chaos of emotions to restore some joy in life.
Josiah M. Mutua, M.A. Counselling Psychology
Grief, a reaction to the experience or anticipation of a significant irreplaceable loss – death, terminal illness, relationship or career – can be overwhelming as it impacts individuals at the level of their being, relationships and functioning. Inadequately resolved grief can significantly reduce one’s quality of life. I work with individuals during the various stages of grief. With those anticipating grief, I work to facilitate smoother transitioning, and those experiencing difficulties in working through grief, to explore beliefs and resolve issues that complicate successful transitions in grief. The goal is to help individuals respond to loss in healthy and growth promoting ways.
Don Russell, M.A., Ed.D.
Dr. Russell can walk beside you on the journey back to wholeness after a loss. He understands the road of healing and wholeness. His approach is a gentle guide to bring back the peace, orientation and wholeness of life. Often Dr. Russell helps people experience that loss is a doorway to greater life, freedom and appreciation for the gift of each day.
Diane Lovatt, MSW, RSW, MMFT
Experiencing grief and loss can bring forth intense emotions that can overwhelming. Therapy can provide a place to explore emotions, understand one's sense of loss/grief and find ways to manage feelings. Often family members can be at different places in their experience of loss, or there may be complexities in recovery from loss depending on circumstances surrounding the loss.
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Grief Counselling Winnipeg.
The death of a loved one is arguably the most traumatic experience any of us can face. The goals of Winnipeg grief counselling are recovery and acceptance. Winnipeg, MB trauma counselling seeks to help an individual process, debrief, and cope with an extreme stress. Recovery from loss through grief counselling Winnipeg, MB does not mean that all of the pain, memories or significance of a loved one are resolved, but that one is able to accept what has happened, and that those experiences and memories are an important part of life, but not all consuming. When you see a Winnipeg trauma therapist or Winnipeg grief counselor, you will find a listening ear. There are several stages of grieving, and compassionate therapy in Winnipeg can be a strong shoulder that will facilitate healing. Winnipeg grief therapy and counselling in Manitoba can help one move through the shock, trauma, and acute suffering, so that you are not destroyed by what has happened. Most likely, there are still loved ones in your life who need you, and if you are grieving, you may utterly lack any emotional energy at all to deal with them. Winnipeg grief counselling can help stabilize you.Grief Counselling Winnipeg
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