Grief counselling / Bereavement therapy

Grief represents as a unique response for every individual and usually experienced in the context of a loss. Widely grief is understood and accepted in the context of a loss of a loved one though death. However, one can experience grief due to relationship breakdown such as heterosexual/homosexual relationship loss, broken family relationships, ghosted by a friend/closed one, job/business/work loss, financial loss etc. The pain of loss remains personal to every individual for their suffering. Dealing with grief can be challenging for many and if left untreated can take form of complicated/traumatic grief requiring intensive intervention. In such cases bereavement therapy is recommended.

Grief counselling is often short term, immediate, supportive in nature and helps the individual develop coping resources needed to regulate self during such times. Timely management of grief can prevent further psychological harm.

Grief counselling offers much needed therapeutic space after a loss is experienced and helps individual to process their emotions and behaviors in a safe manner whilst building healthy coping mechanisms.

If for any reason, initial grief support was not taken and you think that your grief is becoming unbearable, please do not hesitate to contact us without further delay. Our therapist will help you navigate your emotions and offer support to process your thoughts/memories/challenges around your struggles.

Tags:
  • relationship loss
  • death of a loved one
  • dealing with loss
  • pain associated with loss
  • pain associated with breakup
  • breakup pain
Frequently asked Questions
General Questions

Bereavement or grief therapy is a form of counseling that helps individuals cope with the loss of a loved one. It provides emotional support, coping strategies, and guidance to navigate the grief process in a healthy way.

Anyone struggling with the loss job in their life can benefit, such as loss of family member, friend, pet, or significant person, loss of. Therapy is especially helpful if grief feels overwhelming, prolonged, or affects daily functioning.

If you are experiencing persistent sadness, guilt, anger, numbness, isolation, difficulty functioning, or thoughts of hopelessness, grief therapy can help you process your emotions and find healing.

No. Whether your loss occurred recently or years ago, therapy can help you process unresolved grief and emotions at any stage.

  • The therapist provides a safe space to express emotions.
  • You explore the different stages of grief.
  • Coping techniques and emotional support strategies are introduced.
  • The therapist helps you process loss, find meaning, and rebuild life after grief.

The duration varies. Some individuals find relief in a few sessions, while others may need ongoing support for deeper healing.

No preparation is needed. Just come as you are. However, you may find it helpful to reflect on your feelings, memories, or any specific struggles you want to discuss.

Yes. Grief is a deeply personal process, and there is no "right" way or timeline to grieve. Therapy helps if you feel stuck, overwhelmed, or unable to move forward.

No. Therapy does not make you "move on" or forget your loved one—it helps you integrate their memory in a healthy way while continuing life with love and meaning.

Grief can bring feelings of guilt, but seeking help is a sign of strength. Therapy provides a compassionate space to process these emotions without judgment.

Yes! Everything discussed in therapy is strictly confidential, except in cases of immediate risk (e.g., harm to yourself or others).

You can schedule an appointment online or contact us directly.

Fees vary based on the therapist’s expertise and session length. Contact us for pricing details. Click Here

Yes! We offer online sessions for your convenience.

Yes. Online therapy can provide the same level of emotional support as in-person therapy, especially for those who prefer privacy or flexibility.

Yes, but please notify us at least 24 hours in advance to avoid cancellation fees.

IIf you are in crisis or having thoughts of self-harm, please seek immediate help from a crisis helpline or emergency services. Therapy is not a substitute for emergency support.

Encourage them to express their emotions, offer a listening ear, and suggest therapy if they seem overwhelmed. Sometimes, grief therapy can be done individually or with family support.
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