Do you or someone you know need support to help you through this difficult time?

The experience of grief brings people into often unfamiliar territory. Normal events may now bring social, emotional or spiritual challenges.

People may find themselves wondering how it is that:

• Emotional responses vary so widely among family members
• Tried and true ways of working through the difficulties that are part of all relationships often need new approaches.

• Maintaining a sense of self and where you belong in the world can be a daily struggle in your changed world.
• Previous experiences of loss or grief may be felt with a renewed intensity.
• Personal beliefs, aspects of faith and spiritual resources may be challenged, or become more important and real.
• You may feel tired and despondent and find coping and communicating with friends and family and their well intentioned advice difficult to cope with
• You may crave company or seek solitude
• You may sleep too much or not enough
• You may have unexamined expectations about how you should cope with grief.  

Meet our experienced counsellors

We are fortunate that we have counsellors who are interested and willing to give their time on a volunteer basis to support the development of the Grief Centre.

All our counsellors are experienced, belong to a professional organisation and adhere to a professional code of ethics

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