Softening the impacts
of grief in universities
“Thank you for facilitating conversations which have enhanced our knowledge and capacity to support our students and ourselves. The work you are doing is really valuable and your delivery is knowledgeable, practical and compassionate.”
Key services:
Staff Training
Our training programme provides compassionate learnings about grief and the challenges faced by bereaved students, and practically equips staff to offer support.
Workshops
We deliver dynamic workshops to support people to better understand their experience, feel less alone, build tools for coping and feel empowered on their grief journey.
Recent blogs:
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Grief as a young adult
A few things I’ve learnt about grieving as a young adult, from feeling lonely and misunderstood, to building empathy and trying to make the most out of life.
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Grieving someone who has died by suicide
This article explores how losing someone to suicide can bring unique challenges. It has been put together with Harry and Rufus, the creators of Contact Hours, a short film about student suicide.
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Self forgiveness in grief
Loss is often accompanied by feelings of regret, guilt or shame. This has been coming up a lot in conversations recently, and so I wanted to offer some thoughts on grief and self forgiveness.