Bereavement support
While there are a number of practical things you’ll need to do after a loved one dies, it’s important to look after yourself and address how you’re feeling.
Your grief journey is unique to you
If your loved one was cared for by the Hospice, you’re welcome to contact our Psychology and Counselling team to talk through how you’re feeling. If you’re finding your grief particularly difficult to cope with, we may be able to offer specialist bereavement support and advice.
We understand that your journey through grief and loss is unique to you. Talk to us, so we can work together to discover how best to support you, whether that’s through a facilitated group, support phone calls or some bereavement counselling. You can you can complete our online self-referral form or call us on 01908 973264.
Bereavement and grief self-help guide
Practical arrangements
If your loved one dies at the Hospice, we will make sure they are treated with dignity and respect at all times.
Creating a tribute
When the time feels right, you might want to remember your loved one with a tribute page.
Psychology and Counselling
Our Psychology and Counselling team provide psychological and emotional support for patients and their loved ones in a variety of forms to suit different needs.