Katie Jacobs, MSW, RSW is a social worker and grief support professional with over a decade of experience supporting individuals and families navigating cancer, serious illness, and bereavement. She has a strong background in psychosocial oncology and group facilitation.
Katie is the Director of Clinical Programs at Gilda’s Toronto, where she leads the development of programs for individuals living with cancer, caregivers, and those who are grieving. She is deeply committed to creating spaces where people feel seen, supported, and less alone.
With extensive experience facilitating adult and youth bereavement groups, Katie works with individuals experiencing anticipatory grief, caregiving stress, and loss. Her approach is trauma-informed, relational, and grounded in the belief that grief is a natural and deeply personal response.
Katie brings compassion and curiosity to her work, supporting clients in making sense of their grief and building coping strategies that feel authentic and sustainable over time.
Languages Spoken: English
Katie supports individuals and families navigating grief, serious illness, and loss with compassionate and trauma informed care.
With extensive experience in psychosocial oncology, Katie helps clients manage caregiving stress, anticipatory grief, and emotional challenges related to cancer and bereavement.
Katie creates supportive and relational spaces where clients can process grief, build coping strategies, and feel less alone.
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