Amy LaBossiere offers one-on-one grief support sessions online.

Her work supports people navigating grief alongside recovery, identity shifts, and life transitions. Sessions provide space to slow down, reflect, and engage grief as lived experience rather than something to fix or resolve.

Amy works with individuals who:

• Are grieving while in recovery

• Are navigating loss, change, or major transitions

• Feel unmoored, overwhelmed, or at a turning point

• Are seeking meaning, clarity, and steadiness over time

Sessions are conversational, reflective, and paced to meet the client where they are. Amy draws on grief education, creative inquiry, and lived experience to support thoughtful next steps without pressure or overwhelm.

All sessions are offered remotely via Zoom.

Online Suicide Grief Support Group

In-person grief support group at Senior Living

Suicide Loss in the Work Place – Presentation

One on One -Grieving mothers, via zoom or in person

Grieving mother groups, monthly

I can provide workshops on the topic of grief and how to work through the grief, especially in workplace settings.  I am also available to facilitate a grief group, specifically in the area of perinatal loss as I have a certificate in specializing in Canadian Perinatal Mental Health training.

I have also worked extensively with international people as an ESL teacher.  I would be happy to assist those struggling with English who have experienced loss on all kinds of levels (loss of family due to move, loss of identity, loss of job, loss of culture, etc) along with a loss of a loved one.

I am also very familiar with complex and complicated grief that Indigenous communities face because of intergenerational trauma and experiences with being a Residential School Survivor.  I can provide and facilitate grief groups specifically dedicated to Indigenous peoples.