Bereavement is an individual process that is as unique as the relationship that you have had with the person that has died. Grief can take many forms and be expressed in various ways. It is not unusual to withdraw from people slightly and not feel like talking in your usual manner, just as it is not unusual for you to want to talk more than you thought you would about what has happened. Everyone is different, and your own response to loss will depend on your own personal circumstances. Physical and emotional responses to grief can at times feel confusing, overwhelming or isolating. We know that grief does not fit between office hours, and the companion of the internet can be a useful support when others are not available. This website continues to offer information, articles and signposts to supportive agencies that I hope you will find useful.
You can contact me at:
alexjames@bereavement.co.uk
No matter how supportive or informative we aspire to be, there is never a substitute for face to face human contact. Always speak to your GP if you are concerned about yourself. Here in the UK the Samaritans are also available to talk to 24 hours a day 7 days a week. Samaritans: (24/7 listening support service) http://www.samaritans.org/ 08457 90 90 90
As well as the support and guidence that we provide, there are many other support agencies that we would recommend for more specific support. To find out more please click the 'Agencies' button below.
There are many different types of support therapies available. To find out more about the different therapies, please click the 'Therapies' button below.
We offer bespoke training courses, written personally by us, specifically for your organisation.
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We offer information, guidance and support in association with film making, documentaries, projects, radio interviews, or for those with families involved in media projects who may need professional support.
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