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Kintsugi Grief Counselling Blog

Here, we discuss the “gold” found in the healing process; the resilience, the memory, and the new perspectives that emerge from the cracks of grief. Whether you are navigating a fresh loss or are years into your journey, may these words remind you that your scars are not flaws to be hidden, but a history to be honored.

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Why Grief Around MAiD Can Come in Waves (and Sometimes Much Later)

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Why Grief Around MAiD Can Feel So Hard (and So Lonely)

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Understanding Grief and MAiD: When Emotions Feel Complex

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How Grief Lives in the Body and Nervous System

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How Ordinary Things Can Bring Grief Back Unexpectedly

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When Others Don’t Understand Your Grief

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