Coping with grief
Grief is love with nowhere to go. There's no right way to grieve, no schedule to follow. But you don't have to carry it alone. Talking to someone who understands can help you find your way through.
Counsellors who may be able to help
Janet Reedshe/her
Online & In-personMicrosoft TeamsPhone
I can work with you to explore and understand bereavement, grief and loss. There are also many life events which are linked to loss such as divorce,…
Why this counsellor may help
- Offers online and in-person sessions
- Based in Lancashire
Caroline Nembhardshe/her
Professional Counsellor
OnlineGoogle MeetMicrosoft TeamsPhone
Specialising in supporting women navigating midlife loss - from bereavement, relationship endings to identity shifts and life transitions. My aim is to help…
Why this counsellor may help
- Works with anxiety, bereavement and more
- Offers online sessions
- Has 2 client testimonials
Works with:AnxietyBereavementDepressionFeeling sadStress
Experiences that may feel familiar
Deborah Chadbourn was an excellent grief counsellor for me. It is five years since my first wife died, and we explored how I am feeling now, and how to navigate new and old relationships while...
“From the very first session, I felt held and heard by Caroline in a way I hadn’t experienced before. There was a depth of care, stillness and respect that allowed me to speak about my husband and my...
“The sessions I had with Caroline were quietly transformative. From the outset, she created an atmosphere of safety and I sensed a deep level of integrity that allowed me to be completely honest with...