Genuine Grief & Loss Therapy is a safe, respectful space where your grief is

witnessed and validated and your therapy is personalized to you.

People can feel lost, confused, overwhelmed, and disoriented during a time of grief and loss.

Whether you are navigating the death of a loved one, the complexities of a non-death loss (such as divorce, break-ups, health changes, life transitions, job loss), end-of-life challenges, or identity shifts, Genuine Grief & Loss Therapy is here to support you and your therapy needs for rebuilding connection—with yourself, others, and life itself.

During grief people can struggle in so many ways, including an internal disconnection, "know" vs "feel" or feeling stuck emotionally. Perhaps there is unfinished business or turbulent history that is complicating one's grief. Feelings of anguish, numbness, questioning oneself and the new world around them.

Working with Marty, clients discover how to move through overwhelming loss toward acceptance and integration, not by "getting over it", but by reconstructing meaning and finding ways to honor what was while stepping forward into what's next.

Grief therapy can be an unbiased platform to honestly explore feelings, thoughts, and move towards inner calm, clarity, freedom, with connection.

You don't have to do this alone, and you don't have to do it the way anyone else did.

Let's connect and see where it could go.

Support for death and non-death loss, such as:

Life Transitions

Counselling for those who are dealing with everyday grief that arises when life unfolds differently then expected (ex: divorce/break-up, relationship dynamics, health status, job loss, age/stage related changes, identity, or anticipatory grief).

Bereavement

Counselling for those who have experienced the death of a loved one; regardless of when or how that person passed (recent or historic loss; MAiD, suicide, addiction related, health condition, etc).

Non-Finite Loss

Counselling for those who are dealing with ongoing grief to something that persists rather than ends (ex: complicated relationships, caregiving or chronic illness, etc).

Ambiguous Loss

Counselling for those who are grieving uncertainty and lack of closure (ex: addiction or dementia related absence, estrangement, or chronic illness).