Lark & Raven Wellness
A centre for grief, trauma, and holistic well-being.
This wellness centre began in Calgary, Alberta, Canada (Moh’kinsstis) to offer people groups, services, and resources that attend to the need for grief therapy, trauma therapy, life transitions, end-of-life (palliative) care, and overall mental health.
Lark and Raven Wellness Centre is a private practice that also collaborates with other working professionals to offer a wide range of care services.
The lark is a symbol of joy and hope. They are the songbirds that call us home in the morning. They are our symbol for rebirth and the start of the day. The raven is the symbol of death and the night. They are full of wisdom and protection in our darkest hours. They guide us on our journeys.
Grief & Beyond
We offer therapeutic services in person in Calgary (Moh’kinsstis).
Virtual sessions are available for all of Alberta, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.
Our services are for all ages and are not limited to grief therapy.
We offer support for caregivers, end-of-life challenges, oncological support, support workers or palliative care workers, grief/bereavement workers, and families struggling with death and dying.
Cancer Diagnosis
Medical Trauma
Chronic Illness
Life Transitions
Death Anxiety &
Anticipatory Grief
Caregivers
Areas we support in addition to grief & trauma >>>>
We support families who are faced with cancer diagnoses, whether the prognosis is terminal or not. This therapeutic support addresses the concerns of the patient and family as they undergo treatments and process of healing.
From a trauma-informed perspective, we treat medical trauma and support people with their unique medical experiences.
Chronic illness presents a number of challenges including grief, anxiety, depression, and existential questions. We hope to support you in a holistic way to manage thoughts, feelings, and body with compassion and hope.
Transitions in life often mean a transformation and grief in moving into the next phase of your journey. Therapeutic support can be helpful in making these transformations easier.
From a trauma-informed perspective, we can help you approach your fears surrounding death and work through any grief that may be in anticipation of a death.
If you are family caregiver or professional caregiver (e.g., palliative care nurse, doctor, healthcare aide), we understand the impacts of stress and unique support that caregivers often need. We can provide a safe space to support you.