My service at a glance
A personal approach to your grief
I don't expect your loss to fit a script. I shape each session around what you need to say and how you need to say it.
Qualified support you can trust
I'm a qualified counsellor on the BACP register. That means you can speak with someone who works to recognised professional standards.
Appointments that work in real life
Grief can make even simple plans feel heavy. I offer online and in-person sessions, so getting support feels more manageable.
A calm place to talk through grief
Grief can leave you feeling overwhelmed, and sometimes just getting through the day is all you can manage. I offer bereavement counselling in Glasgow to help you process the loss of a loved one at a pace that feels manageable for you. Everyone experiences grief differently, so I give you space to speak openly about sadness, anger, guilt, numbness, or the strange quiet that can follow a loss.
My counselling is personalised, which means I adapt each session to your needs rather than pushing you through a fixed process. Caring Counselling gives you a confidential setting where you can be heard without judgement. When life feels unfamiliar after a bereavement, I can help you make sense of what you're carrying and find steadier ways to cope.
Support that meets you where you are
Some people want to talk about the person they have lost, while others need help with sleep, routine, or the pressure of holding it together for everyone else. I work in an integrative way, so I can shape bereavement support around your experience instead of expecting your grief to follow neat stages.
Caring Counselling offers sessions for £50, giving you proper time to settle and speak. If travelling feels like too much, I can meet you online as well as in person. I keep appointments flexible because grief doesn't run to a tidy timetable.
Why grief counselling can make a difference
Bereavement can affect your sleep, concentration, relationships, and sense of identity in ways that are difficult to explain to other people. I give you room to say things you may be holding back elsewhere. That honest space can help you understand your reactions and feel less alone in them. Over time, my counselling can help you carry your loss with greater stability and kindness towards yourself.
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