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Resources

If you or others require immediate assistance, call 911

If you require crisis support, call or text the Canada Crisis Helpline at 9-8-8

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The selected resource list below has been compiled by Dr Lara Schultz, Conroy Grief Centre, for additional information on loss, grief, and bereavement. These are not intended as specific recommendations for any given individual or as an alternative to therapy or treatment.
 

Please feel welcome to use the links to explore these online resources as you choose and as fits with your unique grief experience and needs.



Canadian Virtual Hospice - My Grief 
A free online resource that provides educational and supportive informational series about grief and losses.

Canadian Virtual Hospice - Kids Grief
Free online resources, activity books, and information for parents to support children when someone is dying or has died. 

British Columbia Bereavement Helpline
Call (604) 738-9950 or Toll Free 1-877-779-2223

Trained volunteers provide compassionate listening for the bereaved and help with finding the most appropriate support for your specific type of loss. Calls are free, confidential and anonymous.

What's Your Grief
A grief website and online community for grieving people and grief support professionals honouring all types of loss and grief. 


Center for Loss and Life Transition
Grief information resources by Alan Wolfelt.

Association for Pet Loss and Bereavement
APLB provides pet family support services and resources that honour the human/animal bond.


The Compassionate Friends
Support for bereaved parents across Canada, grieving the death/loss of a child at any age, from any cause, at any time.

Healing Hearts Canada
Free bereavement support group specific to those grieving the loss of a person due to overdose or substance use related harms.

The Lifeline Canada Project - Survivors of Suicide Loss
Guides and toolkits for persons bereaved by suicide.

Climate Psychology Alliance North America

Community of mental health professionals, resources, and programs to address the psychological dimensions of the climate and ecological crisis and promote cultural shifts towards human resilience, regeneration, and equity.

Learning Through Loss
Support for youth (13 to 24 years) in Greater Victoria and Vancouver Island. 
 

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