Offering online peer-to-peer counselling for those experiencing the loss of a loved one by suicide or any other loss. Specializing in the loss of a child by suicide or miscarriage.

Kelly McCay knows grief. Equally as important, she knows the road from suffering to hope. When facing profound loss, death of a loved one or any destabilizing life event, there is so much more to grief than five stages, and everyone’s path is truly unique. Whether your loss is anticipated or fresh, or you are finding yourself lost in grief long after your loved one has been gone, you will find your footing in The Good Grief Way.

Kelly guides individuals and groups through the four predictable phases of these events, offering relief, support, hope and resources. Engaging in an open, warm and empathetic conversation holds space for those suffering in silence. While the offending loss or transition may be permanent, Kelly and her Good Grief Way ensure that the suffering is not.

Urgent Support Sessions:  In-person available regionally, virtually available to all, as needed 24/7

Individual Sessions:  Customized grief counseling, coaching and support for individuals and families

Group Sessions:  Grief groups for those seeking a safe place to share an interactive experience

Outdoor Healing Experiences:  “Breathing on the Beach” and “A Talk in the Trees” offers grievers a balanced selection of grief work that is peaceful and restorative, or active and engaging

*2021-2022 Covid Precautions:

In-person individual and group sessions available to those who are fully vaccinated.

Outdoor Healing Experiences and outdoor grief groups are available to all.

Virtual sessions are available to all via FaceTime, Zoom &/or Skype as well as talk, text and chat.

I currently work in Albuquerque, NM, USA. at the Jewish Community Center with people seeking support in a group setting after the loss of a loved one. I service all religions, as this group is not religion-based.
I am a retired speech and language pathologist and worked as Grandma before my five-year-old granddaughter passed from DIPG brain cancer at five years old.
I am currently certified as a Grief Educator so I can better serve the people who join my grief group with love, kindness and knowledge.

The grief group consists of all adult ages with a loss of a loved one to death.

As a Certified Grief Educator, we are committed to providing the highest level of grief support through education, experience

and insights into the often unacknowledged rocky terrain of grief.

I wish to help anyone in need, especially loss of a loved one by suicide, death of a child and loss of a parent.