Offering Counselling to Individuals and their Families in Bereavement & Loss.

In her grief counselling, Bríd utilizes compassion-focused, trauma-informed, inclusive, and mindfulness-based practices.

My name is Bríd, pronounced in the modern Irish language as “Breed”.

For almost 30 years I worked as a Midwife in Dublin Ireland before specializing as a bereavement midwife, offering counselling to grieving families within maternity care services. I moved to Canada in 2020 where I currently work as a counsellor and shamanic healer. I am a Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC) in British Columbia.

I specialize in supporting you during times of transition. Whether you are navigating your own dying process, grieving a loved one, or you have experienced the death of your baby, I am available to guide and support you on your journey.

Brid Shine Counselling
Brid Shine Counselling

My name is Bríd, pronounced in the modern Irish language as “Breed”.

For almost 30 years I worked as a Midwife in Dublin Ireland before specializing as a bereavement midwife, offering counselling to grieving families within maternity care services. I moved to Canada in 2020 where I currently work as a counsellor and shamanic healer. I am a Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC) in British Columbia.

I specialize in supporting you during times of transition. Whether you are navigating your own dying process, grieving a loved one, or you have experienced the death of your baby, I am available to guide and support you on your journey.

Facing life transitions is daunting.

Preparing for these events can require guidance and support. It is important to know you are not alone; that there is somebody who can offer you individualized compassionate care with experienced hands and heart. 

Being present at birth and being present at death are the two most privileged places to be. It requires a connection to spirit to bridge the space between two worlds when we transition in or out of this life.

There is no place like a birth bed, except a death bed. And in a way the death bed is a birth bed.

~ John O’Donohue

I wish to acknowledge that I live on the traditional and unceded territory of the Coast Salish Peoples, the traditional territory of the Quw’utsun (Cowichan) Tribes. I bow to the ancestors and elders of this community and humbly seek their blessing in my healing work.

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