Véronique’s approach to counselling is holistic, individual, person-centric. She is an experienced therapist, professor and advanced scholar of Social Work. Her counselling practice infuses evidence-based processes with intuitive directives based on personal experience and expertise.
As a society, we are beginning to reconsider our understanding of death and dying. We are seeking a meaningful, personal and community based involvement with the dying, death and after-death care of our loved ones. This is where a death doula can help.
Creating a collaborative community is at the heart of Art de Vivre. Our goal is to provide a safe space that infuses art therapy, healing hearts cooperative, a focus on healing practices including music, art, food and nature.
Meet Véronique
Véronique Brideau, MSW, RSW, PhD (candidate), is an assistant professor and Social Work program coordinator at Universite Sainte-Anne . She holds a degree in Social Work from St. Thomas University, a Masters degree from Dalhousie University and is currently pursuing a PhD of Social Work in the area of complex grief from Memorial University of Newfoundland. Véronique’s passion for death and dying began after experiencing the loss of a loved one by suicide as a 13 year old. Véronique has dedicated herself to expanding education and services surrounding mental health, addiction, suicide prevention and grief and loss.
