NATALIE IN THE NEWS
Over the years, Natalie Segall’s work in grief education, bereavement support, and counselling has been featured in radio, television, newspapers, magazines, and community publications. Her personal experiences with profound loss, combined with her professional training and compassionate approach, have made her a trusted voice on grief, healing, and resilience.
Media Interviews & Features
United by Loss, Children Learn to Grieve
By Monique Polak
Montreal Gazette — Published November 28, 2015
This article highlighted Natalie’s work with grieving children and adolescents through the Good Grief Workshops, helping young people process loss in healthy and meaningful ways.
When a Multiple Pregnancy Doesn't Go as Planned, Parents Face a Future of Simultaneous Joy and Grief
By Erin Silver
The Globe and Mail — Published June 4, 2015
Writer Erin Silver interviewed Natalie during the preparation of this article exploring the complex emotional realities surrounding pregnancy loss and bereavement. Natalie is quoted within the piece.
Grief Workshop for Children and Teens
By Elizabeth Tomaras
Montreal Families Magazine — December 2014 Edition
This feature explored Natalie’s leadership of the Good Grief Workshops for Children and Teens, created to help young people express and understand grief in supportive, age-appropriate ways.
“It’s about helping kids and teens incorporate their grief into their lives in a healthy way for the future.”
— Natalie Segall
The article also shared Natalie’s personal story of losing her father to suicide as a teenager — an experience that later inspired her to dedicate her life to supporting others through grief and loss.
Hollywood Glamour an Antidote to Grief Counsellor’s Job
By Helga Loverseed
The Montreal Gazette — Published August 23, 2014
A profile piece exploring Natalie’s life, personality, and work as a grief counsellor.
Segall Takes Over Good Grief
By Stephanie O’Hanley
Westmount Independent — August 12, 2014
This in-depth feature chronicled Natalie’s personal grief journey following the deaths of both her parents, her mentorship under renowned grief educator Dawn Cruchet, and her appointment as coordinator of the Good Grief Workshops for Children and Adolescents sponsored by Mount Royal Commemorative Services.
The article highlighted Natalie’s belief that grief support should be compassionate, inclusive, accessible, and free from judgment:
“We never say it will be better; we say it will be different.”
— Natalie Segall
Attending a Jewish Funeral and Shiva House
Montreal Jewish Magazine — Spring/Summer 2014
An educational article written by Natalie to help readers better understand Jewish funeral traditions, mourning customs, and the meaning of Shiva
Media Interviews & Features
- Natalie interviewed on CBC Radio One Montreal
Aired Saturday, December 28, 2024 - Natalie interviewed on CITYNEWS Montreal
Aired Monday, May 2, 2022 - Feature in The Montreal Gazette
Published Saturday, April 30, 2022 - Montreal Gazette Video Feature — Good Grief Workshop Family
- Montreal Gazette Video Feature — Natalie Segall
United by Loss, Children Learn to Grieve
By Monique Polak
Montreal Gazette — Published November 28, 2015
This article highlighted Natalie’s work with grieving children and adolescents through the Good Grief Workshops, helping young people process loss in healthy and meaningful ways.
When a Multiple Pregnancy Doesn't Go as Planned, Parents Face a Future of Simultaneous Joy and Grief
By Erin Silver
The Globe and Mail — Published June 4, 2015
Writer Erin Silver interviewed Natalie during the preparation of this article exploring the complex emotional realities surrounding pregnancy loss and bereavement. Natalie is quoted within the piece.
Grief Workshop for Children and Teens
By Elizabeth Tomaras
Montreal Families Magazine — December 2014 Edition
This feature explored Natalie’s leadership of the Good Grief Workshops for Children and Teens, created to help young people express and understand grief in supportive, age-appropriate ways.
“It’s about helping kids and teens incorporate their grief into their lives in a healthy way for the future.”
— Natalie Segall
The article also shared Natalie’s personal story of losing her father to suicide as a teenager — an experience that later inspired her to dedicate her life to supporting others through grief and loss.
Hollywood Glamour an Antidote to Grief Counsellor’s Job
By Helga Loverseed
The Montreal Gazette — Published August 23, 2014
A profile piece exploring Natalie’s life, personality, and work as a grief counsellor.
Segall Takes Over Good Grief
By Stephanie O’Hanley
Westmount Independent — August 12, 2014
This in-depth feature chronicled Natalie’s personal grief journey following the deaths of both her parents, her mentorship under renowned grief educator Dawn Cruchet, and her appointment as coordinator of the Good Grief Workshops for Children and Adolescents sponsored by Mount Royal Commemorative Services.
The article highlighted Natalie’s belief that grief support should be compassionate, inclusive, accessible, and free from judgment:
“We never say it will be better; we say it will be different.”
— Natalie Segall
Attending a Jewish Funeral and Shiva House
Montreal Jewish Magazine — Spring/Summer 2014
An educational article written by Natalie to help readers better understand Jewish funeral traditions, mourning customs, and the meaning of Shiva
The Power of Grief Therapy
By Lydia Lukidis
Montreal Jewish Magazine — Spring/Summer 2014
This feature profiled Natalie’s personal and professional journey into grief counselling, including her work in oncology settings at the Royal Victoria and Montreal General Hospitals, and her commitment to making grief education and support accessible to all.
The article reflected on Natalie’s transformation of personal loss into compassionate service for others:
“This defining process ignited a deep empathy and passion within her that led her to the career she finds herself in today.”ContactFor information about grief counselling, workshops, support groups, or the Good Grief Workshops for Children and Adolescents, please contact:
Natalie Segall
514-222-9668 | [email protected]