Grief is often assumed to be only about the death of a beloved person or pet, but it could be said that all change is loss and so we can grieve when a relationship breaks down or when we lose a job through redundancy or retirement, or maybe after a change in domestic circumstances, perhaps when adult children leave home.
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I have written a collection of articles exploring emotional wellbeing, personal growth, and therapeutic topics. These pieces are intended to offer insight, understanding, and gentle guidance, whether you are considering counselling or simply looking for support and reflection.
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