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NATALIE SEGALL, Loss and Grief Therapist & Counsellor, Consultant, and Educator

Name: NATALIE SEGALL, Loss and Grief Therapist & Counsellor, Consultant, and Educator
Address: 221 Avenue Clarke, Westmount, Québec, H3Z 2E3, CA
Telephone: (514) 222-9668
Price range: $$$

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Penny Lane

Feb 27, 2018

After losing my beloved dog, sister and best friend last year, it was a huge help to meet with Natalie. From the very first moment I met her, she provided a non-judgemental and safe environment for me to express myself. It was like meeting up with an old friend who gets what you are saying No need to mask anything-the good, bad or the ugly. Natalie helped me understand the very complicated circumstances of alcohol addiction/abuse and co-dependency. This enabled me to come to terms with the choices my sister made and her shocking, awful death. Natalie also helped me understand the cancer journey my best friend undertook when many things did not make any sense to me. I needed to understand "the whys" in both cases as well that the "should haves, could haves, and would haves" would not have changed anything. After each meeting, I left feeling many pounds lighter as well as enlightened. A healthy healing was able to take hold and peace was slowly taking the place of sorrow, anger and resentment. Natalie has my very sincere and deep gratitude.

Susan Issenman

Feb 12, 2018

I highly recommend Natalie Segall for grief and loss therapy and counselling. Natalie is very knowledgeable, insightful, understanding, supportive and compassionate. She is warm and friendly, and at the same time very professional. Natalie is very experienced in her field, and possesses all the the best and necessary qualities to be a really great grief and loss therapist. I made a lot of progress with a situation that I had been stuck in for a long time. I feel very lucky that I found Natalie to help me. Thank you Natalie.

Barbara Salhany

Jan 4, 2018

I will be forever grateful to Natalie for her support and kindness at a time I was so distraught at the loss of my family. So overcome by grief, this wonderful person reached out and pulled me thru that period of darkness. I am so indebted for her help in how to voice my feelings, pain, fears and constantly offering a "SAFE" place I could go to. Helping me find my way back again. There is no better individual who understands loss/grief more than Natalie. I have referred many clients to her and will continue to do so. Thank you Natalie for sharing my journey. You exemplify that of a true professional with an added touch of much compassion, tenderness and solicitude for your clients Barbara S

Anna Olivaro

Feb 26, 2018

thank you Natalie for helping and guiding me through the process in understanding and accepting my losses. With your help I have found an inner peace.

R.M. Cummings

May 25, 2016

I also want to relate my very positive experience with Natalie. My review bears no resemblance whatsoever to the statements made by a person on this site who seems to have launched some kind of personal vendetta against Natalie. I began seeing Natalie after suffering an overwhelming personal loss, and quickly came to appreciate her warm, empathic, gentle – yet extremely insightful – approach. At a very difficult time, Natalie never pushed too hard, but honoured my pace, while at the same time nudging me towards new insights about myself, and offering acceptance and validation of what I was experiencing in my grief journey. Natalie also suggested very valuable tools and exercises for me to use, and these proved highly effective. Thank you so much, Natalie - I don’t know what I would have done without you. I would readily seek Natalie out again, should my life circumstances (unfortunately) make this necessary. In the meantime, I would not hesitate to recommend Natalie’s services to anyone struggling with grief and loss. Her professionalism, compassion, and personal integrity are of the highest order.

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