Find hope after loss, one gentle step at a time
Online sessions available Serving Australia & Philippines ICF-trained grief coach
Grief Looks Different for Everyone
- Death of a partner, spouse, or loved one
- Loss of a parent, child, or sibling
- Relationship breakdown or divorce
- Grief after a sudden or traumatic death
- Complicated or prolonged grief
- COVID-19 grief and pandemic loss
- Cultural grief — loss far from home
- Loss of identity, purpose, or a life you expected
When Grief Becomes Too Heavy to Carry Alone
- Grief is affecting your work, sleep, or daily functioning
- You've been stuck in pain for months with no sign of relief
- You feel isolated, like no one truly understands
- Physical symptoms: exhaustion, chest heaviness, loss of appetite
- You've lost your sense of purpose or reason to keep going
My Approach to Grief Counseling
Person-Centred Philosophy & Support
Grief is a Social Emotion
ICF End-of-Life & Grief Coaching
Grief Coaching With Proven Experience
Years Serving the Grief Community
People Guided Through Grief
Grief-focused Sessions Facilitated
Meet Kevin Si
- Life and Grief Coach
- ICF-trained — End-of-Life and Grief specialisation
- Based in Perth, Western Australia
- Serving Australia and the Philippines
What Clients Say
“After my husband died I felt completely unreachable. Kevin never tried to fix me or rush me — he just sat with me in it, week after week, until I could breathe again. I finally felt understood.”
“As a Filipino living in Australia, my grief came with layers no one around me seemed to get. Kevin understood the cultural weight of it instantly. Those sessions gave me a place to put it all down.”
“I’d been stuck for almost a year after losing my mum. Kevin helped me see that healing didn’t mean letting go of her. I left every session lighter, and slowly started living again.”
What to Expect When You Reach Out
Free First Session
Your First Session
Ongoing Coaching Sessions
Life After Loss
Ready to take the first step?
Frequently Asked Questions About Grief Coaching
Still have a question?
Q.What is a grief coach and how is it different from a grief counsellor?
A grief coach focuses on helping you move forward — setting intentions, building coping tools, and finding meaning after loss. A counsellor or therapist works more with diagnosing and treating clinical conditions. Kevin's coaching approach is goal-oriented and supportive rather than clinical.
Q.How do I know if I need grief coaching?
If grief is affecting your sleep, work, relationships, or daily functioning — or if you feel stuck with no sense of relief — grief coaching may help. You don't need to be in crisis. You just need to feel like you need support and a safe space.
Q.Do you offer online sessions?
Yes. All sessions are conducted online via secure video call, making Kevin accessible to clients anywhere in Australia and the Philippines.
Q.How long does grief coaching typically take?
There's no fixed timeline — grief doesn't follow one. Most clients start with a commitment of 6–12 sessions and adjust from there based on where they are.
Q.Do you work with Filipino clients specifically?
Yes. Kevin offers grief coaching specifically for Filipino clients, with cultural sensitivity for the unique layers of grief experienced within Filipino families and diaspora communities.
Q.What happens in a free consultation call?
It's a relaxed 15-minute conversation — no pressure, no sales pitch. You share a little about your situation, Kevin explains how he works, and you both decide if it's a good fit.
Q.How much do sessions cost?
Session pricing and packages are outlined on the booking page. Kevin is happy to discuss options on the free call.
Grief Coaching in Perth, Western Australia
◷ Perth · Western Australia
Online sessions Australia-wide & Philippines
You Don't Have to Grieve Alone
No commitment. Completely confidential.
- ✉Send Kevin a message
- 🌏Online sessions — Australia & Philippines
- 🔒All communications are confidential
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