At Child Loss Grief Counselling, I understand first-hand the immense pain and heartache that comes with the loss of a child.

It doesn't matter if your child was 5 or 50, no mother or father should ever have to bury a child. It is out of the natural order of things and often accompanied by shock, trauma, anger, guilt and hopelessness.

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There is a misconception in our society that our grief should have a cut-off point and that speaking of our child isn't healthy or helping us to move on but a lack of support during the grieving process can prolong emotional pain. 

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Grieving a child can be a rough and lonely road.  The early support of family and friends tapers off, their calls and visits may become less frequent as they struggle to find things to say. They return to their lives and you are left with the shattered remains of yours. You're sometimes still parenting broken siblings, dealing with new family dynamics, exhaustion, anxiety and a range of complex emotions. ​

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I use a Person Centred Approach that provides safe and empathetic support as you forge a new pathway and resume life alongside your grief.

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There are no stages.

There is no timeline.

There is no judgement.

 

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