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Grief Counselling

Grief is a universal part of being human. However, often we can feel a sense of loneliness and isolation as we mourn the unique relationship we had with the individual we lost. I can help you to navigate your grieving process in a way that feels authentic and honours this significant loss.

Grief and Loss Therapy

From Grief to Mourning

In order to learn to live with loss, we must convert grief into mourning. Mourning is the act of taking our grief and sharing it with the external world, be it through words, talking to others, mementos, or creative activities. Mourning is a process that is full of choices.

Complex Grief

Sometimes grief can be complex. This is particularly the case when someone we love is lost in a sudden or unexpected way, or when we don't have the safety or space in our life to grieve. We may need extra help to process the death and explore the many emotions that are present.

Who am I Now?

The loss of someone important to us can call our sense of self into question. Suddenly we may  find ourselves having to do things the person who died normally would do, or find new ways to spend our time. Taking the time to explore how this loss has impacted our identity can be valuable.

Search for Meaning

When we lose someone, it is normal to have a lot of questions about why this happened. We may be questioning our spirituality, or be angry with the universe. Part of grief work is exploring how we can find a sense of meaning and purpose in life after loss - even if it doesn't look the way we might expect.

Grief Counselling in Vernon, BC

I provide online and in-person grief counselling in Vernon, BC. I also offer services to the neighbouring communities of Lake Country, Lumby, Armstrong, and Falkland. If you are interested in seeing whether working together may be a fit, feel free to book a free consultation today.

Contact Me

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Mail: charlotte@innerlightcounselling.net

Tel: 778-222-6815

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I am grateful to live and work on the unceded ancestral territory of the Sylix Okaganan People who have occupied and cared for this land since time immemorial.

I look forward to hearing from you!

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