Dina joined the Institute of Coaching’s Executive Director Jeffrey Hull for a lunchtime conversation on coaching clients through life transitions. 

Dina was recently featured as a guest on ‘Meanderings with Trudy’. She discussed her continued study of thanatology, her own experiences with grief and loss and #GriefUnleashed.

Dina, was recently interviewed by Joel Monk of Coaches Rising, to discuss grief, dying and the ways that coaches can support healthier integration of loss as part of their practice.

Dina spent some time connecting with host of Player’s Own Voice Anastasia Bucsis to share what she’s come to know about grief and loss in sport. 

Dina’s had so much fun sharing her story of loss and hope on Grappling with Grief. Have a listen.

Curious why addressing our grief matters? Dina shares her experience with Laura Beauparlant, the brand guru who helped her reimagine a new relationship with loss.

Join us as we explore many facets of Dina’s expertise as to how cultures of sport have historically discouraged grief literacy, and how we can change that, and the powerful implications of being able to create more compassionate containers for grief and loss.

Welcome to Sportopia, the place to re-imagine the future of sport! This week’s episode welcomes a conversation about grief and loss literacy. Hosted by Dina Bell-Laroche and Steve Indig, partners of Sport Law, this podcast explores the background of grief and loss literacy and how that relates to sport, based on Dina’s studies in thanatology.

‘Before & After’ is a song that I wrote and sung as part of my ongoing commitment to integrate my grief.

A heartfelt thank you to singer and songwriter Leslie Rohonczy, for leading me through this transformative and healing experience.

This episode is an exploration of grief and resilience with Dina Bell-Laroche, a Partner at Sport Law and the Founder of Grief Unleashed. Dina shares her journey through grief, triggered by the untimely passing of her younger sister Tracy (when Dina was 31 years of age).

This episode explores the important, yet often underserved topic of grief and loss in sport. Together, we reflected on the Gaudreau brother’s sudden death and how best to prepare for life in transition including coping with post Olympic and Paralympic blues, life after sport, and so much more.

Grief is a universal experience, but few of us know how to navigate its depths with grace and compassion. In this episode, I sit down with the extraordinary Kate Eckman to talk about grief, loss and what it means to live a purposeful life.