If you’re experiencing the complex and unfamiliar feelings of grief, Rose’s counselling service provides a welcoming place of respite.
Together with Rose you can develop a framework to absorb the emotional and physical challenges of your grief, and bring light to darkness.
If you would like to learn more about what Rose can help with, please use the contact form, or call her mobile.
She’ll be in touch as soon as possible.
Address: Entrance C1. Level 1 Health & Wellness Centre, 5 Main Street, Point Cook 3030
Phone: 0414 536 853
Hours: Monday to Friday, 10.00AM to 5.00PM
Grief can be the most desperate anguish you have ever experienced and in today’s world grief is often – and unfairly – given an expiration date.
When grief is the result of death it can mean reaching out for someone who’s always been there only to discover, that when you need them most, they are no longer there.
Rose does not believe in time parameters for grief. Instead, her role as a grief counsellor is to nurture your understanding and exploration of it and to provide a structure which will enable you to visit the loss again and again over time.
Reading Lisa’s story reminds me that grief and loss can have an enormous effect on each individual. Her story highlights resilience and courage.
I am a grief and bereavement counsellor. My role is to support you find a passage with your pain and to provide information to normalise what you are experiencing. Many in our community struggle to understand the array of feelings that can bombard you in the midst of your loss.
Everyone experiences grief, and then you get over it – right? This expression is so common, I can’t tell you how many times I have heard this spoken.
The other one that hurts is closure. How do you have closure – ending, finish, termination, cessation, a conclusion with someone you loved?
While the person is no longer in this world, your relationship still exists.
