Bereavement Counselling in Bridlington
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If you are a client struggling with issues or problems and need someone to talk or want to look at these issues and have goals to look towards completing then please feel free to contact me. I offer a person centred integrative approach where we will look at your issues and needs and look at the best treatment style for you. Whether you want help with Anxiety, Stress, Depression, Bereavement of family issues, we can work together to work through these issues.
If you are a client struggling with issues or problems and need someone to talk or want to look at these issues and have goals to look towards completing then please feel free to contact me. I offer a person centred integrative approach where we will look at your issues and needs and look at the best treatment style for you. Whether you want help with Anxiety, Stress, Depression, Bereavement of family issues, we can work together to work through these issues.
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I am an NMC registered midwife with expertise in grief and loss.
There are many reasons people come to counselling. Life can feel overwhelming and we sometimes feel that we are not coping as well as we might. Do you need a safe, confidential space to be seen and heard? Would you like to explore your feelings and gain a deeper understanding of yourself and your emotions? You may have had counselling or therapy before, or you may be looking at it for the first time. Together, in confidence, we can look at your experiences, your past trauma or adversity and your current challenges.
I am an NMC registered midwife with expertise in grief and loss.
There are many reasons people come to counselling. Life can feel overwhelming and we sometimes feel that we are not coping as well as we might. Do you need a safe, confidential space to be seen and heard? Would you like to explore your feelings and gain a deeper understanding of yourself and your emotions? You may have had counselling or therapy before, or you may be looking at it for the first time. Together, in confidence, we can look at your experiences, your past trauma or adversity and your current challenges.
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Sometimes we all need a little help, juggling the pressures responsibilities of work, families and relationships. Are you looking for someone to help you understand your anxiety or depression. I work as a Person Centred Counsellor/Cognitive Behavioural Therapist. I work with depression, bereavement, general anxiety disorder (GAD) relationship issues, children (bullying/self-harm) and anxiety. Counselling can help alleviate some of the most distressing symptoms that people feel and allow you to see things from a different perspective. Therapy can help start this process of developing insight and self-awareness about your situation.
Sometimes we all need a little help, juggling the pressures responsibilities of work, families and relationships. Are you looking for someone to help you understand your anxiety or depression. I work as a Person Centred Counsellor/Cognitive Behavioural Therapist. I work with depression, bereavement, general anxiety disorder (GAD) relationship issues, children (bullying/self-harm) and anxiety. Counselling can help alleviate some of the most distressing symptoms that people feel and allow you to see things from a different perspective. Therapy can help start this process of developing insight and self-awareness about your situation.
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If you struggle with anxiety, depression, disorders, stress, trauma, ill health, bereavement, phobias, low self esteem and more, we will work together and explore your issues and relationships and find meaningful and beneficial strategies for coping in your life.
Welcome. Whatever you're facing and going through, it makes sense that you want to understand what you're feeling. Maybe you're having a stressful, even traumatic time and believe you've lost connection with yourself or those around you. Are you looking for navigation through your struggles? Do you want to break free from the experiences of your history that meant you've muddled through life not feeling good enough? Are you carrying trauma that is holding you back from being who you truly are? I offer a confidential space of safety and acceptance, working at your pace, so you feel heard and supported.
If you struggle with anxiety, depression, disorders, stress, trauma, ill health, bereavement, phobias, low self esteem and more, we will work together and explore your issues and relationships and find meaningful and beneficial strategies for coping in your life.
Welcome. Whatever you're facing and going through, it makes sense that you want to understand what you're feeling. Maybe you're having a stressful, even traumatic time and believe you've lost connection with yourself or those around you. Are you looking for navigation through your struggles? Do you want to break free from the experiences of your history that meant you've muddled through life not feeling good enough? Are you carrying trauma that is holding you back from being who you truly are? I offer a confidential space of safety and acceptance, working at your pace, so you feel heard and supported.
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Therapy can helpful for many challenges in life: feeling low in mood, anxious, lacking in confidence, 'burnt out', struggling with relationships, loss of all kinds. Or simply wondering what your life is all about and wanting to explore. I believe that with understanding, support and sensitive challenge people are able to make changes in their lives and relationships. My approach would be tailored to your needs as an individual, placing trust in the healing power of a caring therapeutic relationship. I am an experienced Psychotherapist integrating specific modalities to create a nurturing space for exploration and change.
Therapy can helpful for many challenges in life: feeling low in mood, anxious, lacking in confidence, 'burnt out', struggling with relationships, loss of all kinds. Or simply wondering what your life is all about and wanting to explore. I believe that with understanding, support and sensitive challenge people are able to make changes in their lives and relationships. My approach would be tailored to your needs as an individual, placing trust in the healing power of a caring therapeutic relationship. I am an experienced Psychotherapist integrating specific modalities to create a nurturing space for exploration and change.
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Maybe the journey isn't about becoming anything. Maybe it's about unbecoming everything that isn't really you, so you can be who you were meant to be all along. Our lives present unique challenges – relationship difficulties, bereavements, life transitions, & chronic symptoms - often creating feelings of frustration, anxiety, & sadness. At such times it is easy to forget that we all need assistance in addressing these challenges, especially as they can often feel overwhelming, or even impossible, to deal with. We all deserve to have support when we are struggling, & often it is specifically this support that allows change to occur.
Maybe the journey isn't about becoming anything. Maybe it's about unbecoming everything that isn't really you, so you can be who you were meant to be all along. Our lives present unique challenges – relationship difficulties, bereavements, life transitions, & chronic symptoms - often creating feelings of frustration, anxiety, & sadness. At such times it is easy to forget that we all need assistance in addressing these challenges, especially as they can often feel overwhelming, or even impossible, to deal with. We all deserve to have support when we are struggling, & often it is specifically this support that allows change to occur.
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Hello and Welcome, Taking the first step in finding the right therapist for you is not easy and can feel daunting at first. There is often a misunderstanding that you need to be broken or in crisis to have therapy. Let's start by busting this myth! Therapy is not about what is wrong with you, it's about exploring what happened to you. It is about working things out together and enabling you to make positive changes in your life and relationships.
Hello and Welcome, Taking the first step in finding the right therapist for you is not easy and can feel daunting at first. There is often a misunderstanding that you need to be broken or in crisis to have therapy. Let's start by busting this myth! Therapy is not about what is wrong with you, it's about exploring what happened to you. It is about working things out together and enabling you to make positive changes in your life and relationships.
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“What is the bravest thing you have ever said?” asked the boy… “Help” said the horse (Charlie Mackesy). I feel passionate that you have the right to enter into a supportive relationship. I will offer you a safe space and time in which you will be accepted, heard and understood without any fear of judgement. It is a space to breathe and reflect at your own pace. I don't believe we have it all figured out, but from my own personal struggles and life experiences I do have an in depth understanding of how life-changing counselling can be. I would like to share your journey with you and I will value your bravery in asking for help.
“What is the bravest thing you have ever said?” asked the boy… “Help” said the horse (Charlie Mackesy). I feel passionate that you have the right to enter into a supportive relationship. I will offer you a safe space and time in which you will be accepted, heard and understood without any fear of judgement. It is a space to breathe and reflect at your own pace. I don't believe we have it all figured out, but from my own personal struggles and life experiences I do have an in depth understanding of how life-changing counselling can be. I would like to share your journey with you and I will value your bravery in asking for help.
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Taking the step to seek psychological support can be a daunting prospect. Understanding this, I work with clients in a collaborative manner, enabling a safe and helpful environment, so the client feels comfortable enough to share some of their life struggles. I am passionate about adapting psychological therapies so that they are accessible and meaningful. I value a non-stigmatising approach to understand complex mental health issues and see difficulties within a multi-layered context.
Taking the step to seek psychological support can be a daunting prospect. Understanding this, I work with clients in a collaborative manner, enabling a safe and helpful environment, so the client feels comfortable enough to share some of their life struggles. I am passionate about adapting psychological therapies so that they are accessible and meaningful. I value a non-stigmatising approach to understand complex mental health issues and see difficulties within a multi-layered context.
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Distress comes in many forms: Maybe you’re struggling to cope with parts of yourself which feel ‘wrong’ or not good enough. Perhaps you feel scared and alone and wish that you could be seen and valued for just being you, and not what is expected of you. Maybe you’re not sure how you feel, or why you keep reacting to others the way you do; you just know that you don’t want to be stuck in unhelpful patterns or feel overwhelmed or out of control anymore. This list is by no means exhaustive; it is human nature to experience a range of difficulties but you don’t have to struggle alone, without support.
Distress comes in many forms: Maybe you’re struggling to cope with parts of yourself which feel ‘wrong’ or not good enough. Perhaps you feel scared and alone and wish that you could be seen and valued for just being you, and not what is expected of you. Maybe you’re not sure how you feel, or why you keep reacting to others the way you do; you just know that you don’t want to be stuck in unhelpful patterns or feel overwhelmed or out of control anymore. This list is by no means exhaustive; it is human nature to experience a range of difficulties but you don’t have to struggle alone, without support.
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The aim of sessions is to work towards an understanding of the challenges you face and the changes you wish to make. During sessions, you will be the focus of our attentions and I will value you without judgement, as a unique person, an equal. Having been in counselling myself, I have an understanding of the process. It can be a daunting prospect, and I will support you in that journey. I have listed many specialities and whilst I do have experience of working with them, I believe there is more to you than a "diagnosis" or an "issue" so the focus is on you the whole person, and whatever you choose to bring. NOTE - OVER 18'S ONLY
The aim of sessions is to work towards an understanding of the challenges you face and the changes you wish to make. During sessions, you will be the focus of our attentions and I will value you without judgement, as a unique person, an equal. Having been in counselling myself, I have an understanding of the process. It can be a daunting prospect, and I will support you in that journey. I have listed many specialities and whilst I do have experience of working with them, I believe there is more to you than a "diagnosis" or an "issue" so the focus is on you the whole person, and whatever you choose to bring. NOTE - OVER 18'S ONLY
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The breakdown of our current circumstances can leave us feeling overwhelmed, anxious, and as if life is unmanageable. Relationship issues, bereavement, addiction, trauma, health concerns, OCD, depression, and work-related problems can all contribute to these feelings. Such painful moments in life may trigger an overwhelming response to past trauma and have an immediate impact on our lives, leaving us feeling isolated and misunderstood, with nowhere to turn. As an experienced counsellor/psychotherapist, I have worked with individuals from various backgrounds for over 20 years, providing a warm, empathetic space for in-person or onlin
The breakdown of our current circumstances can leave us feeling overwhelmed, anxious, and as if life is unmanageable. Relationship issues, bereavement, addiction, trauma, health concerns, OCD, depression, and work-related problems can all contribute to these feelings. Such painful moments in life may trigger an overwhelming response to past trauma and have an immediate impact on our lives, leaving us feeling isolated and misunderstood, with nowhere to turn. As an experienced counsellor/psychotherapist, I have worked with individuals from various backgrounds for over 20 years, providing a warm, empathetic space for in-person or onlin
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I am a therapist/ psychotherapeutic counsellor at the end of advanced training, based in Scarborough. I have extensive experience of working with a range of mental health concerns including anxiety, depression, phobias, eating disorders, neurodivergence, grief/ bereavement, addiction and self-harm. I currently work with adult clients (18+) on a one-to-one basis, either in person from an office in Southcliff or via Skype.
I am a therapist/ psychotherapeutic counsellor at the end of advanced training, based in Scarborough. I have extensive experience of working with a range of mental health concerns including anxiety, depression, phobias, eating disorders, neurodivergence, grief/ bereavement, addiction and self-harm. I currently work with adult clients (18+) on a one-to-one basis, either in person from an office in Southcliff or via Skype.
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Do you suffer from stress, depression or anxiety? Are you struggling to cope with bereavement, relationship issues or other significant life changes? Seeking the support of a professional counsellor at these times can make a significant difference to your overall health and wellbeing. I offer low-cost, open-ended therapy to provide a confidential, non-judgemental space for you to feel heard, respected and understood and have some immediate availability for new clients.
Do you suffer from stress, depression or anxiety? Are you struggling to cope with bereavement, relationship issues or other significant life changes? Seeking the support of a professional counsellor at these times can make a significant difference to your overall health and wellbeing. I offer low-cost, open-ended therapy to provide a confidential, non-judgemental space for you to feel heard, respected and understood and have some immediate availability for new clients.
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I offer an open and safe environment for you to explore what's happening for you and any changes that you might like to make to create a more empowered and fulfilling life for yourself. We will work together at a pace that works for you, to encourage lasting and embedded growth. Whatever is important to you will be the focus of your therapy and as your journey unfolds, we can explore it together with a courage and strength that you may not identify with right now.
I offer an open and safe environment for you to explore what's happening for you and any changes that you might like to make to create a more empowered and fulfilling life for yourself. We will work together at a pace that works for you, to encourage lasting and embedded growth. Whatever is important to you will be the focus of your therapy and as your journey unfolds, we can explore it together with a courage and strength that you may not identify with right now.
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Sometimes, it might be difficult to find your way through challenging times alone, or understand how something significant in your life has affected you. Within therapy, we can work together to discover a way through. Sharing thoughts, feelings and memories can be intense and painful, especially if it is your first time opening up to someone else; exploring such things can make you feel worse before you feel better. Therapy helps this process become a movement towards personal growth, understanding, acceptance and change, free of any judgment.
Sometimes, it might be difficult to find your way through challenging times alone, or understand how something significant in your life has affected you. Within therapy, we can work together to discover a way through. Sharing thoughts, feelings and memories can be intense and painful, especially if it is your first time opening up to someone else; exploring such things can make you feel worse before you feel better. Therapy helps this process become a movement towards personal growth, understanding, acceptance and change, free of any judgment.
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Hello and welcome, I am Nichola a psychotherapist/counsellor. I am a friendly and approachable person. I am passionate about helping you find the freedom to overcome any problems you may be having. Psychotherapy can help you make positive changes and help you change your 'stuck' patterns of behaviour. People seek therapy for a number of reasons, you may be experiencing anxiety, depression, grief or problems in your relationships. I guess if your reading my profile, then your likely to be thinking it is time to seek help.
Hello and welcome, I am Nichola a psychotherapist/counsellor. I am a friendly and approachable person. I am passionate about helping you find the freedom to overcome any problems you may be having. Psychotherapy can help you make positive changes and help you change your 'stuck' patterns of behaviour. People seek therapy for a number of reasons, you may be experiencing anxiety, depression, grief or problems in your relationships. I guess if your reading my profile, then your likely to be thinking it is time to seek help.
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I believe that in this space we work together to create an opportunity to embrace self-development as well as self awareness with an aim to promote self-healing and growth around all issues including bereavement, depression, anxiety addiction as well as many others.
My personal philosophy in life and within my counselling practice is that the human condition is often very difficult to navigate, and we are the expert in our own world. I offer an environment that is conducive to learning about oneself and how we integrate or negotiate who we are in the world. I have an innate belief that given the right environment ( an environment empathy and non-judgmentalism known as unconditional positive regard) Given this environment I believe enables people to develop that innate capacity to heal, grow and develop to a more authentic, self-nurturing sense of self
I believe that in this space we work together to create an opportunity to embrace self-development as well as self awareness with an aim to promote self-healing and growth around all issues including bereavement, depression, anxiety addiction as well as many others.
My personal philosophy in life and within my counselling practice is that the human condition is often very difficult to navigate, and we are the expert in our own world. I offer an environment that is conducive to learning about oneself and how we integrate or negotiate who we are in the world. I have an innate belief that given the right environment ( an environment empathy and non-judgmentalism known as unconditional positive regard) Given this environment I believe enables people to develop that innate capacity to heal, grow and develop to a more authentic, self-nurturing sense of self
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I have previous experience of working with many different issues, some examples are; anxiety and depression, addiction, relationship troubles, anger issues, trauma, bereavement, self harm and abuse.
Hello, welcome to my page and thank you for looking. My name is Rebecca Bullen. Founder & Clinical Director of The Wellness Hub & Olivia Rose Therapy. I am a fully qualified Counsellor with over 15 years experience of working with Children, Young people and adults who have faced many different mental health difficulties. In our lifetime, we will all experience difficult and challenging times where we feel we need that extra support, and sometimes do not feel comfortable to share our feelings with those closest to us. It can often be difficult to share our thoughts and feelings with our loved ones and that's where I can help.
I have previous experience of working with many different issues, some examples are; anxiety and depression, addiction, relationship troubles, anger issues, trauma, bereavement, self harm and abuse.
Hello, welcome to my page and thank you for looking. My name is Rebecca Bullen. Founder & Clinical Director of The Wellness Hub & Olivia Rose Therapy. I am a fully qualified Counsellor with over 15 years experience of working with Children, Young people and adults who have faced many different mental health difficulties. In our lifetime, we will all experience difficult and challenging times where we feel we need that extra support, and sometimes do not feel comfortable to share our feelings with those closest to us. It can often be difficult to share our thoughts and feelings with our loved ones and that's where I can help.
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Whether you’re feeling anxious, depressed, are dealing with loss, or overwhelmed with work or relationship stress, reaching out can be the first step to achieving more wellbeing. Maybe you’re going through a big life transition, or perhaps you’re feeling that something ‘just isn’t right’ and you want to experience more of life’s potential. As a Psychotherapeutic Counsellor, I am trained to help with these types of problems among others.
Whether you’re feeling anxious, depressed, are dealing with loss, or overwhelmed with work or relationship stress, reaching out can be the first step to achieving more wellbeing. Maybe you’re going through a big life transition, or perhaps you’re feeling that something ‘just isn’t right’ and you want to experience more of life’s potential. As a Psychotherapeutic Counsellor, I am trained to help with these types of problems among others.
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How long does therapy take for grief?
There is no exact timeline for grief counseling. Some people may start to feel better after just a few sessions, while others may take months or longer to feel relief. Some specific approaches, including some types of CBT, may involve a set number of sessions, or therapy may be open-ended until the patient determines they are ready to wrap up. Just as there is no right or wrong way to grieve, there is no right or wrong way to seek therapy for grief.
When should you seek therapy for grief?
Many people mistakenly believe that their grief needs to be debilitating or all-encompassing to warrant therapy. This is not the case. While people who experience severe, prolonged grief—particularly those who are considering self-harm or engaging in unhealthy substance use—are especially likely to benefit from therapy, so too are people whose grief is less intense but still interfering with well-being or daily functioning. In practice, almost anyone struggling to process a loss could benefit from grief counseling.
Can grief be managed without therapy?
Oftentimes, yes. Grief is a near-universal part of being human, and many find that their grief, while profound, does not stop them from participating in day-to-day life and steadily eases over time without outside help. For others, however, the harsh pain of early grief persists for months or years or leaves them unable to function. This group is especially likely to benefit from seeing a therapist, who can guide them through their grief and help them reconnect with the world.
What happens if grief is left untreated?
Because grief does not in itself necessitate therapy, untreated grief will often resolve on its own. However, for some people—particularly those who would qualify for a diagnosis of prolonged grief disorder—untreated grief can be a source of seemingly endless pain or lead them to withdraw from the world. In such cases, treatment can be indispensable, as it can help an individual adapt to the loss and start living again.