Grief doesn’t always arrive at the moment of loss. Sometimes, it lies dormant—unspoken, unseen—passed like heirlooms from one generation...

I help clients to acknowledge, understand and grieve the many losses that caring for a family member with dementia can bring. Dementia...

Life is a tapestry made up of experiences filled with joy, sorrow, and the inevitable transitions we all face. These changes present...

The holiday season can be particularly challenging for individuals experiencing grief. The expectation to feel joyful during this time...

I had the pleasure of collaborating with Safe Wills this week, contributing to an article on coping with grief on Mother's Day....

I was very privileged to be asked for my comments recently on an article that was written by Kirstie and published in the Sydney Morning...

Grief is a normal response to any form of loss. There are many different types of losses that are both tangible and intangible and don't...

Dr Lois Tonkin's concept " Growing Around Grief" provides a new way to understand grief in her model that can provide hope for people who...

Doctor Ken Doka (2008) describes disenfranchised grief as a loss that cannot be socially supported, acknowledged or publicly mourned. ...

Therapists will often say that they work with grief and loss and see it as a core counselling skill, which means that any counsellor...

Grief is a natural and normal response to loss. Although loss is universal people's experience is individual. Grief is experienced after...

If you have heard any of these following phrases: "At least they are no longer suffering" "At least you are in good health" "At least you...