Provide specialized grief counselling for children and youth with Hospice Niagara in a hybrid work environment across the Niagara Region. Support clinical care through evidence-informed interventions. This temporary full time position runs until March 31, 2027.
The Psychosocial Bereavement
Counsellor supports children, teens, young adults, caregivers, and families experiencing grief and loss. The position contributes to community-based youth bereavement programming and collaborates with health care teams.
Key Responsibilities: Provide clinical grief counselling to children, youth, and young adults Support caregivers and families experiencing grief and loss Deliver individual, couple, and family counselling Provide advocacy, education,
and community support access Contribute to youth grief programming development and delivery Requirements: Experience counselling grief and anticipatory grief Master's degree and applicable college registration preferred Minimum two years of related experience preferred Mental health training and experience preferred Valid driver's license, transportation, and Niagara Region mobility Apply clinical grief counselling, family support, and youth programming expertise as a Hospice Niagara Psychosocial Bereavement Counsellor.