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Online Grief Therapy in Ontario

 

Compassionate virtual support to process loss, honor your feelings, and navigate life forward.

Grief therapy offers a gentle, supportive space to navigate the complex emotions that accompany loss. Whether you are coping with the death of a loved one, a relationship ending, a major life transition, or health changes, grief counselling helps you process painful feelings, find ways to honor your experience, and gradually adjust to life going forward.

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Common Challenges & Symptoms We Help With

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  • Overwhelming Emotional Pain: Deep sadness, numbness, guilt, or anger following a significant loss.

  • Difficulty Processing Loss: Struggling to accept the loss of a loved one, relationship, career, or health status.

  • Physical & Mental Fatigue: Experiencing brain fog, low energy, sleep disruption, or physical exhaustion.

  • Feeling Isolated: Feeling as though friends or family do not understand the depth of your grief.

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What to Expect

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Step 1: Comprehensive Assessment & Goal Setting​

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We begin with a thorough evaluation of your unique needs and challenges using formal and informal tools. Together, we identify and set meaningful goals to guide your personal recovery process.

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Step 2: Tailored Counselling & Evidence Based Approaches

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In private, one on one virtual sessions, we utilize proven therapeutic approaches, such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Motivational Interviewing (MI), Internal Family Systems (IFS), and Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), adapted to your specific goals.

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Step 3: Continuous Support, Crisis Guidance & Referrals

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You receive steady, compassionate support throughout your journey, including acute crisis support when needed. If medical stabilization or specialized facility care is required, appropriate referrals are coordinated to ensure your complete safety and well-being.

Harlene Kundhal, Registered Psychotherapist
Harlene Kundhal

Registered Psychotherapist, Registered Nurse

Unsure where to begin?

Choosing to start counselling can be a daunting task and it is okay to not know where to begin. Let's start with a casual, no-pressure conversation to make sure you feel completely comfortable.

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