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.

The benefits of group therapy

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

Why children need honest conversations around grief

Grief and loss are not the same thing