THE ONWARD GRIEF

Because grief doesn't end when life begins again.

There isn't a finish line.

No magical anniversary when grief packs its bags.

No point at which loving someone becomes something you used to do.

Eventually, though, grief can become woven into the life you're living rather than consuming all of it.

The Onward Grief is for that life.

This is twelve months of spacious one-to-one support for people who no longer need me constantly beside them, but still value having somewhere to return.

Because there will still be moments.

A milestone.

An anniversary.

A family change.

A decision.

A memory that comes from nowhere.

Or perhaps nothing has happened at all, and you simply need somewhere to say:

"I really miss them today."

That's enough.

Grief gets to come with you

This isn't about maintaining grief.

It's about maintaining connection with yourself as your life continues to change.

We'll work with whatever comes.

Identity.

Relationships.

Purpose.

Remembrance.

The continuing relationship you have with the person who died.

The strange mixture of grief and joy that can coexist years later.

And the question that so many people eventually reach:

How do I live fully without feeling as though I'm leaving them behind?

You don't have to.

The Onward Grief includes

18 hours of private one-to-one support across the year
Used in the way that best supports you, online via Zoom or in person.

One private 1:1 Intensive
Time for deeper work when something needs more space.

A Big Ancestor Day
Dedicated time for remembrance, connection, and honouring the people whose lives continue to travel with yours.

Fire Meditations and Rituals

Full Moon Remembrance Circles

This is intentionally spacious.

By this stage, my job isn't to keep you close.

It's to be somewhere you can return when you need me.

This may be for you if...

Your grief is no longer new, but it remains part of your life.

You need less frequent support but don't want to lose the relationship and continuity we've built.

You're navigating who you are becoming.

You want remembrance to remain part of living, rather than something confined to anniversaries.

Or you're ready to live more fully while carrying your person with you.

Investment

£6,000 for twelve months of support.

There is something I want you to know about the way I work.

I don't want you to need me forever.

I'll stay for as long as our journey together is useful.

And when you want me but no longer need me?

We part as friends.