Find Life in Death
Dependable Grief Recovery Specialist in Manitoba
Everything Has to Die for Us to Live
kNOw Grief offers support for adults suffering from traumatic grief as a result of a loved one’s death, separation, or those reported missing. Your loss may have been months ago or years ago, but the pain can feel never-ending.
Discover and better understand your relationship with pain and the feelings that leave you emotionally incomplete after the death of someone you cared for divorce or any other last through guided one on one sessions in a seven-meeting format or grief support in an 8-meeting format or grief support in a three full-day format.
Grief recovery group sessions will guide you to reconcile your relationship with pain, isolation, and loneliness caused by significant emotional loss. Through purpose-guided exercises, participants will discover and better understand their relationship with pain and the feelings that leave them emotionally incomplete after the death of someone they cared for a divorce, or any other loss.
Our Story
My youngest son, 31, died by suicide in 2018, it is a mother's worst nightmare. I had never experienced such intense grief, I was devastated, my heart broken into a million pieces.
I isolated myself, binged on Netflix TV series, and tried to numb my pain by staying busy.I forced myself to return
to work, but I couldn't concentrate. I walked in tears in the city downtown and tried to shake off the pain. I felt so alone.
A few months after my son's passing, I was introduced to an eight-week grief recovery group, that was part of my journey of healing. It helped me release pain, isolation, shame, and fear related to my loss. I learned to say goodbye to the pain and all the things I wish I could have done better or more for my son. My son is still in my heart.
The grief recovery support group transformed my life and allowed me to continue to enjoy life with my partner, my eldest son, my grandchildren, family, and friends.
After completing the grief recovery group, I became certified in the grief recovery method ® and founded kNOw grief with my partner, and set out on a mission to support grieving people in their healing journey.
Theresa Yetman, Co-Founder
The dream, forever etched in my mind and heart, was real beyond belief. I woke sobbing inconsolably. I startled my wife, Theresa, from her deep slumber. What's wrong, my dear, she asked with great concern.
It was the wee hours of a humid night in June 2018. I held her as
I tearfully shared my dream with her. I lost you in a house fire, I told her. I went on, I found remnants of you in a basement, but you were scarred beyond recognition. One side of your face had melted away from the heat, and you would never look like yourself again.
That dream devastated me, but not to the extent that our son's death would visit our small family. Our son took his own life two months after I had this dream. His traditional name is Fire Child. As my dream "foreseen," the death of Fire Child would scar my wife so deeply.
The depths of her despair were so profound that it seemed she would never come out of this deep, painful darkness. I felt helpless and hopeless. I thought it was best to go our own way, as we were unable to reach each other emotionally, spiritually, or physically. A colleague noticed my depression and suggested we take the Grief Recovery Method.
The rest is history, as it is said. I don't want to guess where I would be today if we hadn't taken my colleague's advice. Through the grief recovery method, we have been able to go beyond our pain and remain a couple in love with our lives and believers in the grief recovery method.
Ed Azure, Co-Founder
Our Story
My youngest son, 31, died by suicide in 2018, it is a mother's worst nightmare. I had never experienced such intense grief, I was devastated, my heart broken into a million pieces.I had never experienced such intense grief, I was devastated, my heart broken into a million pieces.
I isolated myself, binged on Netflix TV series, and tried to numb my pain by staying busy.I forced myself to return to work, but I couldn't concentrate. I walked in tears in the city downtown and tried to shake off the pain. I felt so alone.
A few months after my son's passing, I was introduced to an eight-week grief recovery group, that was part of my journey of healing. It helped me release pain, isolation, shame, and fear related to my loss. I learned to say goodbye to the pain and all the things I wish I could have done better or more for my son. My son is still in my heart.
The grief recovery support group transformed my life and allowed me to continue to enjoy life with my partner, my eldest son, my grandchildren, family, and friends.
After completing the grief recovery group, I became certified in the grief recovery method ® and founded kNOw grief with my partner, and set out on a mission to support grieving people in their healing journey.
Theresa Yetman, Co-Founder
The dream, forever etched in my mind and heart, was real beyond belief. I woke sobbing inconsolably.
The dream, forever etched in my mind and heart, was real beyond belief. I woke sobbing inconsolably.I startled my wife, Theresa, from her deep slumber. What's wrong, my dear, she asked with great concern.
It was the wee hours of a humid night in June 2018. I held her as I tearfully shared my dream with her. I lost you in a house fire, I told her. I went on, I found remnants of you in a basement, but you were scarred beyond recognition. One side of your face had melted away from the heat, and you would never look like yourself again.
That dream devastated me, but not to the extent that our son's death would visit our small family. Our son took his own life two months after I had this dream. His traditional name is Fire Child. As my dream "foreseen," the death of Fire Child would scar my wife so deeply.
The depths of her despair were so profound that it seemed she would never come out of this deep, painful darkness. I felt helpless and hopeless. I thought it was best to go our own way, as we were unable to reach each other emotionally, spiritually, or physically. A colleague noticed my depression and suggested we take the Grief Recovery Method.
The rest is history, as it is said. I don't want to guess where I would be today if we hadn't taken my colleague's advice. Through the grief recovery method, we have been able to go beyond our pain and remain a couple in love with our lives and believers in the grief recovery method.
Ed Azure, Co-Founder