Grief Recovery Coaching Ireland

🫶 🫶 TRY BEFORE YOU COMMIT PROMISE 🫶 🫶

Grief is one of the most difficult experiences we will ever have to go through in life.

Some people intrepid grief like an illness or a mental health disorder but the truth is grief is a normal and natural response to loss of any kind.

And your grief is actually a tribute to the fact that you have lost someone you loved dearly.

At Hand on Heart Coaching we understand your grief is unique to you and we understand talking to someone about our grief, can feel like a daunting experience.

This is why we are offering all who book a Hand on Heart complimentary call between now and Nov 30th a “Try Before You Commit Promise”.

What does “Try Before You Commit Promise” mean?

This means you get a free 30 minute Hand on Heart call and you get your first session of grief recovery coaching before you decide to commit or not to the Grief Recovery Method.

To learn more and book your “Try Before You Commit Promise” click this link ⬇️⬇️⬇️ and let's talk.

https://seamuswalsh.ie/hand-on-heart/

At Hand on Heart Coaching, we want to help you discover through a kind and compassionate approach, how you can bring the kind of healing you deserve to your broken heart.

🧐Thought of the Day🤔

More factors that influence our grief when we experience loss...Here are a list of 5

Can you think of other factors that may influence how we grieve?

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Grief needs to be validated. We need to give people and ourselves permission to grieve.

When we experience loss there are many factors that influence our grief...Here are a list of 6.

Can you think of some more factors that may influence how we grieve?

Comment below...

When we experience a loss, our whole world changes...

How to deal with the death or loss of a loved one...

💕 "All Healing is First a Healing of the Heart" 💕

If you would like to find out more about Bereavement Recovery Coaching, you're welcome to get in touch.

7 Signs of Unresolved Grief...

To Dad's Everywhere...Here With Us or Looking Down On Us...HAPPY FATHER'S DAY

Keys to help a loved one who is grieving...

I send love to the people I miss every day. Thoughts? 💞

Is Grieving and Mourning the same??

Sharing this from a friend John Wilson.

Would your family be able to get at your Facebook photos, if you died suddenly?

Parents and loved ones have been locked out of their adult children's accounts because they didn't have the password.

You can create a digital legacy by bequeathing your account to anyone else on Facebook, in three simple clicks.

I think everyone who has journeyed through grief can understand the path it takes us on, it’s unique to every person who has experienced grief whether it's the death of a loved one, the end of a relationship or another loss.

Some people don't deal with it, some do. Some feel the weight of it and it informs their choices.

And some use the power of love to help them through it.

"I think transparency about bereavement and loss is hugely important for mental health."

Let's get talking, guy's...

https://www.rte.ie/news/2021/0222/1198629-bereaved-dad-advocates-for-men-to-speak-up-on-grief/

We often have regrets after we lose someone. We wished things had been better, different or had more time with the person.

We wish we had encouraged them to take better care of themselves. These are a few of the things over the years I have heard from grieving clients.

What do you wish? And even more importantly, what do you do with those feelings?

If you have been bereaved by a parent or loved one and feel you are ready or need help finding a way to look forward to life away from the stormy seas of grief to discovering your place of peace.

Without feeling you are losing yourself as a person or remembering every memory of them with pain instead of with love.

Please get in touch today and we can begin with a confidential free Listen & Healing call?

Grief is like an ocean. One day you might be battling stormy seas in your grief and despair. And the next day it may be calm.

Grievers are the most courageous people in the world. They suit up and show up every day no matter how much your heart aches.

Sadness, anger and guilt will come and go.

Dealing with grief takes a lot of courage and heart too.

Reach out today and let’s begin with a discrete free Listen & Healing call?

Séamus Walsh
Bereavement Recovery Coach
Healing Heart of Lost Love

Mobile; 087 995 0036
Email; [email protected]

You can find & follow or DM me on Facebook; https://www.facebook.com/seamuswalshbereavementrecoverycoach/

I'm FINE...Feelings Internalised Never Expressed

What I actually needed was for someone to tell me it hurt because it mattered.

💯 Agree with this.
It takes courage to be vulnerable enough to go within and acknowledge how we truly feel.

I think many grievers can relate to this.

We can’t heal people we love. We experience a sense of their pain because we love them. We can share our life experiences with them and loan them our map. This healing journey is theirs.

GRIEF IS JUST LOVE WITH NO PLACE TO GO.

Things that are helpful to say to a griever. What would you add or even take away from this list?

To read more visit www.whatsyourgrief.com

Dealing with guilt after a loved one’s su***de.

'It's not your fault': Dealing with guilt after a loved one's su***de - ABC Everyday Guilt is a common feeling among family and friends of the nine Australians who die by su***de every day.