Life isn't the same anymore
You’re trying to keep it together but everything is falling apart.
You might feel sad, angry, guilty, or alone. Some days it's so overwhelming. Other days you might feel nothing at all.
The world keeps moving even when yours feels like it has stopped. You’re tired of explaining how you feel and wondering when you’ll feel like yourself again. And through all of it you miss someone who will always matter to you.
Your relationship with them doesn't have to end.
I'm here with you
Grief can change how you see yourself, your relationships, and the world around you. You don’t have to make sense of it all on your own.
I’m Eliezer Moreno, a Registered Social Worker and Grief Counsellor trained in Brainspotting. For over 15 years I’ve worked alongside people through illness, dying, and the grief that comes after, including losses that were sudden or traumatic. You can talk honestly about your loss here and bring the messy feelings too.
You don’t need to have the right words or know what you need.
There’s room for your grief, your love, and everything you’re still figuring out.
Here's how we begin
1. Book a free 15-minute consultation
Choose a time that works for you and book online. You don't need to know where to start. We can figure that out together.
2. Have a first conversation
We’ll connect by phone or video and talk about what’s bringing you to counselling and what you’re looking for. You can ask me anything. It’s a chance for us to see if we feel like a good fit.
3. Decide what feels right for you
If you decide to move forward, we’ll book your first session and find an approach that fits your life and your grief. We can meet in person in Coquitlam or Surrey, or online anywhere in BC.
Life can hold grief and joy
You may not be able to imagine it right now but life can begin to feel different, even beautiful.
The hard days still come but there are lighter moments in between. You laugh and it doesn’t feel wrong. You say their name and smile. One morning you wake up and the day doesn’t feel so impossible.
Little by little you start to feel like yourself again. Grief doesn’t take up every part of your life. You reconnect with things that matter to you, even as you keep missing the person who died.
You’re not carrying this alone and you don’t have to explain yourself every time.
You can keep loving them and still build a life you want to live.
More than grief
Grief is my main focus but I support people in other areas too.
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Grief after a death from illness, accidents, sudden death, suicide, MAID, child loss
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New diagnosis
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Stress and burnout
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Palliative care and end of life
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Divorce/End of a relationship
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Mid-life Awakening
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Christian faith deconstruction
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Racism
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LGBTQ+ experiences
FAQ
What happens in the free consult?
We'll talk by phone or video for about 15 minutes. You tell me what's going on and what you're hoping for and I'll answer any questions you have. It's also a chance to see if we feel like a good fit. There's no pressure to book anything afterward.
Do you offer grief counselling in Coquitlam and Surrey?
Yes. I meet with people in person in Coquitlam and Surrey and online anywhere in BC. Online sessions can also be easier on the days when leaving the house feels like too much.
Do you only work with grief?
Grief is my main focus and where most of my experience is. I also support people through a new diagnosis, stress and burnout, mid-life awakening, end of life, faith deconstruction, racism, and LGBTQ+ experiences. The same unrushed approach applies to all of it.
How long will I need counselling?
There's no set timeline. Some people come for a few sessions and others stay longer. We go at your pace and check in along the way.
Do you have evening appointments?
Yes. Some evening times are available and you'll see what's open when you book online.
How much are sessions?
Individual sessions are $165 for 50 minutes. Couples and family sessions are $185 for 50 minutes. The first 15-minute consult is free, so you can ask questions and see if we're a good fit before you decide anything.
Do you work with kids?
I'm currently only working with adults and teenagers.
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