Angela has a post graduate diploma in counselling and psychotherapy and is a member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy. Angela has spent time counselling for a bereavement charity and works with grief and loss amongst other things in her private practice. Angela also works in a university counselling service.
“It’s so difficult to know what to say.” Sadly, many of us are searching for words at the moment. In these times of social distancing we find ourselves needing to find alternatives to the many non-verbal forms of communication that we usually rely on. There’s no kettle to put on or hug to give to …
Susan is a qualified CBT (REBT) Integrative Therapist accredited with the NCS. She has experience working with mental health and carer support charities and was a civil servant in Whitehall for 20 years. She now runs a private practice in South East London and is a local bereavement support volunteer. Susan is also a level 2 Reiki …
Christine has a Diploma in Psychotherapeutic Counselling and is an accredited member of the National Counselling Society. Alongside GriefChat, she has her own Private Practice and Training Services. She has a particular interest in bereavement and volunteers locally with a young persons support group. She has volunteered for Cruse Bereavement Care, supporting clients as well …
Maria is a qualified Integrative Counsellor and has experience of working with both adults and children and has been trained in bereavement support by Cruse Bereavement Care. Maria believes that therapy is a very personal process and many of us go through times in our lives where we need extra help and support. Sometimes it …
Grief is, for many people, a lonely and isolating experience. No-one knew your loved one quite like you did; no-one had the exact relationship with them you did; therefore there is no-one who can fully understand your loss. You can be surrounded by people – in fact especially in the early days following a bereavement …
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