Grief & Loss

Grief & Loss Support in Kitchener-Waterloo

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  • Licensed Therapists
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  • No Referral Needed
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  • Online or In-Person

What This Can Look Like

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How Therapy Can Help

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Therapists Who Work With Grief & Loss

6 of the seven therapists here list grief & loss as an area of focus.

Esanju Bonga, MEd, RP, CCC, CFWA ● Accepting new clients
Esanju Bonga
MEd, RP, CCC, CFWA

Supports individuals and families navigating burnout, financial stress, and the complex ways our relationship with money shapes our inner lives.

Heather Jackson, MSW, RSW ● Accepting new clients
Heather Jackson
MSW, RSW

Meets clients in life's liminal spaces — the hard in-between — with curiosity, warmth, and no judgment.

Heather Young, MSW, RSW, PMH-C ● Accepting new clients
Heather Young
MSW, RSW, PMH-C

Helps parents understand their inner world so they can show up with more presence for their families.

Jennifer Vanderkant, MSW, RSW ● Accepting new clients
Jennifer Vanderkant
MSW, RSW

Helps individuals engage their strengths and heal — with a focus on psychosis, trauma, and anxiety.

Farrah Kherani, RSW, MSW ● Accepting new clients
Farrah Kherani
RSW, MSW

Walks alongside clients on a journey of authenticity — providing insight, tools, and a warm space.

Gillian Veitch, BSW, MSW, RSW ● Accepting new clients
Gillian Veitch
BSW, MSW, RSW

Supports people working through addiction and the patterns that keep them stuck — with warmth and no judgment.

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If you're in crisis, call 911 or go to your nearest emergency department. Talk Suicide Canada: 1-833-456-4566 (24/7).