BEREAVED :THE HEARTACHE OF A LOSS
Widowed and struggling to get past your loss and Pain

There is no fear in love...only acceptance
                                                                                                                                

I remenber when our dear father passed away at the age of 57 how our mother tried very hard to be brave. It wasn't until 18 years later when she passed on that I truly began to appreciate what she went through in all the years she spent alone after our father was gone. Today, I sometimes wished that I had spent more time in trying to help her adjust better to her loss, and maybe it would have made things easier for her. This realisation made me decide to help others who might be undergoing such predicament.
It is my conviction that even if we experience a fatal blow of fate, the love and support of people around us can help us to get past the grief and find new strength to move on.

• You wish to move beyond feelings of guilt and anger and require some encouragement

• You wish to find new interests to help you move on

• You want to wager new paths but are a little wary

• You want someone who takes you seriously and believes in you

• You want to find new meaning and purpose to your life

• You feel you need a new life partner but are a little nervous

WHY COACHING?

Through coaching, you can examine how slowly or rapidly you want to move ahead to the next stage or goal which is obtainable to you. You will become more at ease with each step taken at your own pace. Coaching can help you through the transition by offering the support and the space you feel you need without any pressure or agenda. You also have someone emotionally neutral to give you undivided attention whenever this is required.

With Coaching there are no ties involved, so the guilty feelings you may have with family members, such as imposing on their time, fall away. You can truly be with yourself and your feelings, whatever they may be.

Give me a call or simply click below to email me. Sometimes all it requires is just taking that first step to get over the 'hump'.