Insights on Grief, Dementia and End of life 

Grief and loss is inevitable and comes in many forms throughout our life. We don't need to have experienced the death of a loved one to be grieving.

Grief is overwhelming. It needs to be honoured, witnessed and processed - in essence we learn to integrate it into our lives.

How to work with me as an associate provider for counselling, dementia and end of life support if you have plans with aged care and NDIS providers such as Dovida, Right at Home and SCCQ

Understanding death literacy and the importance of community in supporting grief and loss

Have you or a loved one received a life changing diagnosis? While shock and grief will be undeniable, there are practical considerations which may help provide additional hope and support.

This article explains the power of human connection for improving mental health.

Understanding aggression in people living with dementia - the science behind the strategies

The benefits of group therapy

Looking for a dementia carer support group on the Brisbane Southside? Join our supportive dementia carers group at Coopers Plains Library from July 14, 2026. Emotional and practical support and social connection, for family carers of people living with dementia

This post explains why Cognitive Stimulation Therapy (CST) is such a valuable activity for people living with mild to moderate dementia

An overview of palliative care and hospice care and understanding the difference between them.

Disenfranchised grief - unacknowledged and unsupported grief

Anticipatory grief - why losing someone who is still here feels so hard

Why children need honest conversations around grief

Gestalt therapy - A gentle therapy helping people through grief and loss

Being a caregiver is no easy feat. When caregivers are exhausted, a feeling of hopelessness can creep in. This might be experienced as despair or even numbness for days when a significant change or development has occurred in the care receiver’s journey. When I talk about hopelessness, I’m talking about that sense that nothing is ever going to be the same again, nothing will get better, a belief that you can’t imagine ever laughing or experiencing joy again because this

What is an end of life doula or a dementia doula?

Grief and loss are not the same thing

How discussing your end of life wishes helps alleviate anxiety

How loss can be experienced through everyday changes and challenges