Aditi Loveridge | SpeakerHub

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Bio

Aditi Loveridge (she/her) is a certified coach, community builder, and belongingness expert. She is the Founder/CEO of the registered charity Pregnancy & Infant Loss Support Centre, and Co-Founder of Seeds of Growth, a Grief & Loss Coach Certification program. Aditi is also the creator of the Microdose Method™, a revolutionary coaching approach designed to support those navigating loss. Additionally, she serves as the Board Co-Chair of Skipping Stone Foundation, an organization that empowers trans youth and adults.

As a queer woman of color, Aditi’s life work centers around creating equitable spaces for all people, and she is a fierce advocate for intersectional restorative social justice and equality. Aditi delivers authentic and intimate keynotes that encourage audiences to show up as their most human selves in personal and professional spaces. She deeply understands the power of community and belonging, offering practical tools that empower audiences to take meaningful action in their own lives.

A recipient of the Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee Medal for outstanding community service, Aditi has built a diverse and inclusive community supporting thousands of families of all ethnic backgrounds, faiths, abilities, sexual orientations, and gender identities. Under her leadership, the Pregnancy & Infant Loss Support Centre has quickly become a leader in equitable bereavement support practices.

Aditi was recently honored as a finalist for the prestigious RBC Women Entrepreneur Awards, further recognizing her dedication to driving change. In addition, her coaching certification program is consistently sold out, becoming widely regarded for its inclusive approach to bereavement education.

In her free time, Aditi enjoys spending time with her son, reading, watching reality TV shows, and traveling.

Current position (2)

Founder/CEO

Pregnancy & Infant Loss Support Centre

Co-Founder

Seed of Growth: Grief Education

Degrees (1)

Social Work

Mount Royal University

2009 to 2012

Presentations

Presentations (4)

“The Cost of ‘I’m Fine’ – Creating Space for Real Connection"

We’ve all heard the phrase “It’s OK to not be OK.” It’s shared in meetings, on social media, and in moments of crisis—but do we truly understand how to give ourselves and others the space to feel it? In a world that demands constant productivity, positivity, and perseverance, the weight of “not being OK” often gets buried under the words “I’m fine.” But at what cost?

This keynote explores:

The hidden costs of avoiding or dismissing our emotions—both personally and professionally.
How unspoken struggles can erode connection, creativity, and overall well-being.
Why embracing discomfort and making room for real conversations is essential for building trust, resilience, and stronger relationships.
Through thought-provoking stories, relatable moments, and practical insights, this talk will empower participants to move beyond surface-level interactions and reimagine what it means to show up for themselves and othe

Be You, The World will Adjust

Aditi Loveridge (she/her) knows firsthand what it feels like to not belong. For many years she hid her true self trying to conform to what society and culture expected of her. From denying her South Asian roots, keeping her sexual identity hidden, staying in a deeply toxic and unhealthy marriage, Aditi was used to hiding in order to “fit in”.
In her quest to fit in, she created an endless cycle of self doubt, anxiety, and unhealthy relationship dynamics. Through developing a spiritual practice, Aditi no longer adjusted herself for the world but instead went within.
In this candid and honest keynote session, Aditi shares key action items that people can implement to foster a sense of belonging within themselves. The world can, and will, adjust to our truest selves if we are brave enough to unleash it.

Creating Inclusive, Intentional and Supportive Dialogue Through Loss

Aditi Loveridge (she/her) has over 10 years of personal and professional experience in grief and loss. Having lived through and supported thousands of individuals through loss, a frequent thread of frustration is how common words and phrases that are intended to support, often cause unintentional harm. Words are one of the simplest and underutilized tools that can make the difference between people feeling supported vs unsupported, included vs excluded.

In this candid and honest Keynote session, Aditi will debunk common misconceptions around perinatal loss and discuss how words are a powerful tool so that every loss experience can be affirmed.

Navigating Grief & Loss

In Navigating Grief & Loss, participants will explore practical approaches to emotional wellness and healing in the face of loss. This session introduces the Microdose™ method, an evidence-based approach to grief processing, and the use of simple rituals to support healing. Through this honest and candid conversation, Aditi will lead conversations and reflective exercises. Participants will learn how to take small, actionable steps to process grief, manage emotional stress, and foster resilience. Whether you are processing personal loss or supporting others, this session offers a compassionate space for gradual healing and growth.