The first conversation
Free 30-minute Clarity Call
Talk with Gwen about what has brought you here, ask about the way she works and hear how the programme is structured. The call is a conversation, not one of the five programme sessions.
If grief has left you overwhelmed or unsure what comes next, I offer gentle one-to-one support and a place to talk at your own pace.
You don’t have to face your grief alone.
A free 30-minute conversation on Zoom. Ask questions and explore whether the programme feels right for you.

A little about me
I retired after more than 35 years in nursing and midwifery. The following May, I lost my husband. My own experience of grief now sits alongside those years of caring for others as I offer gentle support to people living with loss.
Grief can touch ordinary routines, relationships and the way you picture the future. There is no single way to feel after loss, and no timetable you have to follow. Gwen’s work gives the conversation a gentle shape while leaving room for your story.
You can ask questions about the G.R.I.E.F. Method™ on a free 30-minute Zoom call. If you decide you would like more support, Gwen can explain the five-session programme and what it includes.
The first conversation
Talk with Gwen about what has brought you here, ask about the way she works and hear how the programme is structured. The call is a conversation, not one of the five programme sessions.
The five-session programme
Five private Zoom sessions, each 60–90 minutes and usually weekly. The five themes offer a structure for the conversations, with room for your experience and the questions you bring.
The programme also includes five personalised recordings, each in a daytime and bedtime version.
Ground, Release, Integrate, Expand and Flourish give the programme its structure. The words are a guide for the conversations, not a timetable for grief or a test of progress.
Begin with what is present and make room for a steady starting point for each conversation.
Give space to the feelings and experiences you want to bring into the conversation.
Explore how this loss sits alongside the rest of your life, relationships and memories.
Consider the relationships, interests and parts of yourself you may want to make room for.
Look towards future possibilities while continuing to honour the person you miss.
Personalised recordings
Each recording is personalised for you. Five daytime versions and five bedtime versions make ten recordings in total.
Each session lasts 60–90 minutes. Sessions are usually weekly.
Ask Gwen about the programme fee during your free Clarity Call. No public price is listed here.
The five themes guide the programme. The focus of each conversation can respond to what matters most to you.
See the programme detailsRead, listen or reflect in your own time. Gwen’s existing resources cover bereavement, difficult dates, sleep and the questions that can follow a loss.
A free guide for bereaved parents.
Open the guideA short reflection quiz on the Resources page.
Explore the quizA 15-minute guided audio for a quieter moment at bedtime.
Find the audioA how-to video, guided audio and written script.
Explore the toolsThe grief support blog shares reflections and guidance for people living with loss.
These existing videos explore particular experiences of loss. Choose a topic that feels relevant, or leave it for another time.
Partner-loss session · 10 minutes 36 seconds
This recorded session was created using AI technology, based on Gwen’s own voice and image.
Open on YouTubeBereaved parents
The video appears with Gwen’s article on the grief of losing an adult child.
Read the articleVisit Gwen’s existing link hub for grief resources and ways to connect.
Gwen’s book Gentle Unravelling offers reflections on emotional pain and recovery for readers who would like to explore the subject at their own pace.
Another title
The Advent Calendar: A Widow’s Gift — Twenty-Four Days of Hope After Loss.

Shared with permission.
Yvonne received her grief counselling from a different source. Her reflection is not an outcome from Gwen’s programme.
Grief counselling can be very beneficial and help you understand and accept all the different, complex emotions and processes you are feeling. Everyone deals with it differently.
From personal experience, I received grief counselling from a different source. Gwen has such a lovely manner and actively listens. The counselling I received really helped support me through the trauma of losing loved ones close together, but also the old, untreated trauma of losing a parent suddenly as a child.
Gwen works with services such as cancer support groups, Citizens Advice and other referral networks to provide structured grief support. Organisations looking for a bereavement support contact can get in touch using the enquiry form below.
If you have a question about grief support, the programme or booking, you can write to Gwen here. This form sends an enquiry; it does not book a session. To choose a time, use one of the booking options below.
For online support or a local appointment, open the existing booking page that suits you.
Gwen responds to enquiries personally, usually within 24 hours.
Daytime and evening appointment times are available through the booking pages.
A free 30-minute Zoom call gives you space to explain what is happening, ask questions and hear whether Gwen’s support may be a fit for you.
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