You've heard them, right? 🪷 My Dad passed away. 🪷 We lost Grandma. 🪷 Your brother is gone now. 🪷 We put the cat to sleep. 🪷 They're at peace now. 🪷 Your daughter is in a better place. These euphemisms all likely have come from a good place, originating from a sincere desire to provide comfort and support during one of the most challenging experiences a person can face: the death of a loved one. It is a natural human instinct to seek to soften the blow of such a profound

Grief and loss - we all experience it, but sometimes you might not recognise that’s what’s going on. Grief and loss show up in life over...

An exploration of ambiguous losses, the impact of these and how Grief Guide supports clients experiencing ambiguous losses