When Nobody Understands Your Grief: Why Feeling Unheard Can Make Grief Harder
Everyone thinks you’re coping. But are you? You get up. You go to work. You answer messages. You see family. […]
Grief and Decision Fatigue: Why Making Decisions Can Feel So Difficult After Bereavement
After someone dies, you may expect to feel sadness, loneliness or a deep sense of missing them. What you may
When Your Grief Becomes Invisible: Why It Happens and How to Cope
Grief is often most visible in the early days after a loss. People may call, send messages, offer practical help
What is it that you need? Do you even know?
Think About What You Need As the birthday or death anniversary of someone you love approaches, it can help to
Bereavement in the Summer Months – When the Sun is Shining but Your Heart Still Feels Heavy
When we think of summer, we often picture sunshine, family holidays, long evenings, gardens in bloom and laughter drifting through
Father’s Day without Dad
For many people, Father’s Day is a day of celebration. For others, it can be one of the hardest days
Grief in Unexpected places
Sometimes grief arrives in places we never expected. When people think about grief, they often think about death. Yet there
Mid-life Grief – the hidden emotion
Understanding the hidden grief, emotional overwhelm and life changes that can emerge during midlife, menopause, ageing and major life transitions
19 May – East Riding Crematorium Community Bereavement Cafe
East Riding Crematorium Community Café The first East Riding Crematorium Community Café is to be held in the Hospitality Suite
11-17 May Mental Health Awareness Week : Taking Action When Someone Is Grieving
Mental Health Awareness Week: Taking Action When Someone Is Grieving Mental Health Awareness Week is a yearly campaign held each