There is pain, but also confusion
It may be hard to absorb what has happened, organise what you are living through or find a way forward without feeling you are betraying something important.
How I can help
Making room for loss without having to carry it completely alone
Grief may come through death, separation, life change or the loss of an imagined future. There is no single correct way to go through it.
How it often feels
It does not always show up only as sadness; sometimes it comes as paralysis, anger, emptiness or disorientation.
It may be hard to absorb what has happened, organise what you are living through or find a way forward without feeling you are betraying something important.
Moments of intense emotion mix with apathy, numbness or the feeling of moving through life on automatic pilot.
Not every grief process is clean or linear. Sometimes there are unresolved things, ambivalence or emotions that are hard to hold.
Asking for help does not mean you do not know how to live your pain. Sometimes it simply means you do not want to carry it completely alone or remain trapped in it for longer than necessary.
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It can help to have a space where what you are going through is met with more support, time and understanding.
When body and mind stay in near-constant alert
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Discover moreWhen daily life becomes heavy and almost nothing connects
Discover moreWhen a behaviour or substance has started taking too much space
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