What do we do when we've had a sudden loss? A death? A major career change? There are many degrees to which we experience loss and the process to move through that loss often requires assistance. It's difficult to see solutions when we are in the thick of the emotion or don't know how to release those emotions.

Corrie Sirota is one incredible soul that shines the light on grief, loss and how we manage it, process it and move through it. She covers areas of loss I hadn't really considered and just how we work through those moments without judgment, shame, guilt or staying stuck.

Corrie Sirota holds a Masters degree in Social Work from McGill University, (Montreal, Canada) as well as a Graduate Certificate in Loss and Bereavement where she continues to teach as a sessional lecturer in the School of Social Work. As a licensed psychotherapist, Corrie maintains a private practice specializing in loss and bereavement, stress management, and relationship issues. She is the author of “Someone Died…Now What – A personal and professional perspective on coping with grief and loss. Corrie is the Clinical Director of Camp Jackie – a weekend bereavement camp for children ages 6-17. Most recently, Corrie delivered a TEDx talk in Laval, Quebec. As a well-known guest speaker, Corrie has presented both locally and nationally and continues to develop and facilitate psycho-social prevention and intervention workshops for schools, camp staff, community agencies, and organizations. Corrie is also the co-host of the weekly radio show Life Unrehearsed on CJAD 800 and is frequently interviewed on many local radio, news and TV programs on various issues relating to loss and bereavement, how to cope with crisis, child development and parenting. She is married and has 2 children.

To contact Corrie, reach out to
www.corriesirota.com