Tyndale Centre for

Grief and Loss

Our Commitment

To accompany those who mourn as well as to be a resource for the church, professionals and the general public.

Serve the Community

Accompany the broken-hearted
Assist mourners
Affirm and validate unique grief journey
Actively engage with their grief

Support Groups and Events

8 Week Online Grief Support Group
Embracing Grief with Hope Seminars

Network and Train

Grief support group resources for churches
Facilitator training with support and resources
A variety of venues, educational workshops and seminars
A network with Tyndale's Open Learning Centres and the Thanatology Program

Death, Dying and Grief Certificate

This certificate will facilitate your understanding of the grief process, giving you resources and developing tech quests that will enable a positive approach to engaging with those in the grieving process.

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Dr. L. Keith Taylor

Consultant, Tyndale Centre for Grief and Loss

ketaylor@tyndale.ca
289-319-1071

Formerly Keith was a Chaplain Palliative Care, Southlake Regional Health Centre. He also worked as a Trauma Clinician, Trauma Management Group, Ottawa and was a Trainer for the Toronto North Command Firefighters for Critical Stress Incidents. Previously he was also the Director, Genesis Bereavement Resource Centre in Newmarket.

Keith retired following over 30 years of pastoral ministry at the Newmarket Church of the Nazarene. Keith teaches multiple thanatology courses at Tyndale Seminary focusing on disenfranchised grief and complicated grief. He is a Member of the Association for Death Education and Counselling. Keith is a grief educator and seminar speaker. Founder/Director: Handle with Care. Bereavement Counselling Services and author of Well-Intentioned People Say Dumb Things: Practical advice for comforting those who are grieving.