Grief and loss counselling

Grief is a natural human reaction to everything we lose in life – not only the death of a loved one, but also the end of a relationship, the loss of a familiar way of life, a change in our health or the loss of a future we had hoped for. In grief and loss counselling we offer a safe, non-judgemental space for the feelings that come with loss – so that the loss no longer writes the present, and joy and connection can take its place.

When is it worth seeing a professional?

Grief counselling can help:

  • after the death of a loved one – a parent, partner, child, sibling or friend
  • after perinatal loss (miscarriage, stillbirth, failed embryo transfer, premature birth, infant death)
  • after divorce, a breakup or the end of an important relationship
  • after losing a job, financial security or a professional identity
  • after a serious diagnosis or a change in health
  • after moving or emigrating, and losing a home and a familiar community
  • after the loss of a pet
  • when a dream or an imagined future can no longer come true

  • with old, unresolved losses that still affect the present years later

How long does grief counselling take?

A session lasts 50 minutes, once a week, for about 6–8 sessions.

Testimonies

Feedback – our clients’ experiences with our colleagues

“Counselling helped me understand that I don’t need to rush my grieving process, and that I can slowly find my place in life again.”
Emese, 37

“I found a safe and supportive space where I could finally talk openly about my loss.”

Réka, 35

Our team

As psychologists, our guarantee of quality lies not only in our professionalism but also in our commitment to supporting each other in our professional development as a community.

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