Grief is as unique as your fingerprint and is a reflection of the love you felt for the person you lost.
Sheryl Yanover Goldstein
Certified Grief Educator
My “normal” family existence was shattered by the diagnosis of an extremely aggressive brain cancer to the young, vibrant, successful, healthy patriarch of our family: my husband Ira Goldstein. Ira was the father of three daughters and President of a successful division of a well-established Montreal company.
People in grief are not “broken” needing to be “fixed.”
However, grief can be spoken, it can be shared and it can be witnessed. The greatest gift you can offer someone in grief is to be the listener.
My goal is simple: to be present for others experiencing loss and to provide support. I will be fully present for those in their grief and guide them towards honouring their loved ones throughout their individual journeys.
How I Can Help
Individual or group get togethers
Offer the utmost respect based on their individual needs and unique experience
Support and materials during in-person or online sessions