Loss & Bereavement
You might have lost a loved one and feel stuck in painful grief years later, or ​you might have lost a loved one in an unexpected or violent way and still struggle to find a way forward.
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Loss or death might have occurred relatively recently or many decades ago, but you are still soldiered on with the pain.
​Moving forward in life after the loss of a loved one doesn’t have to mean leaving them behind, but it could mean that underlying causes are preventing you from achieving an acceptable level of contentment.
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I have experience in this work and can accompany you in this dark place where you will be supported with respect and empathy.
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There are many types of loss besides death which can cause painful grief. For example:
The dramatic change of character in someone with an illness such as Dementia resulting in the loss of the person you once knew;
The separation from someone you loved who has moved on, might leave you in grief which you might feel you need to hide;
Estrangement and the pain of broken family bonds.
Disability can mean you lose the person you once were and you struggle to find a new way to see yourself.