Have you been referred by your GP?
We know that a lot of people are introduced to us by their doctor or healthcare worker.
If your GP has sent you to us because you’re struggling with grief, we are sorry for your loss. You're in the right place. They may have suggested you need grief counselling - we find many people just need some reassurance that the way they are feeling is normal. Have a look at the stories and information here, and if you do need more help, we're here. test
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Am I normal?
We answer some of the most common questions and concerns people have about how they feel when they are grieving.
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How long does grief last?
People often ask us 'when will the pain stop?' But the truth is there are no set stages or time limits to grief.
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Understanding the five stages of grief
You might have heard of the five stages. But what are they, and does grief really follow a set timeframe?
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Books about grief
Grief can feel very isolating. Reading about other people's experiences can make you feel like you're no longer alone.
Who are we?
Cruse Bereavement Support is the leading grief charity in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Our volunteers provide expert support for people who are grieving. We also offer a range of online services including self-help resources and online chat.
How we can help
Grief is personal and so is grief support. You can speak to us on the phone, online or get in touch with us about ongoing grief support sessions.
Our Helpline
You can call our Helpline to talk about how you're feeling right now. Our volunteers are there to listen, to let you talk and offload, and help you find ways to adapt and cope with your situation.
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