What I Offer

I offer integrative grief counselling tailored to your individual experience of loss. Grief can affect emotional wellbeing, relationships, identity, and physical health, and my approach recognises the whole person rather than focusing on symptoms alone.

I aim to offer a gentle, holding, and compassionate space where individuals can bring whatever they are carrying — pain, love, anger, confusion, numbness, or longing — and feel met with care and respect. I am open to working with people of all backgrounds, beliefs, and spiritual perspectives, recognising the ways culture, faith, and personal meaning shape experiences of loss. My hope is to walk alongside clients through these deeply painful and vulnerable times, helping them feel less alone and supported as they gradually find meaning, continuity, and ways of living with their loss.

Grief doesn’t hit us in tidy phases and stages, nor is it something that we forget and move on from; it is an individual process that has a momentum of its own, and the work involves finding ways of coping with our fear and pain, and also adjusting to this new version of ourselves, our new normal.
— Julia Samuel

Sessions provide a confidential, compassionate space to explore your feelings, memories, and challenges associated with loss. We may work with emotions such as sadness, anger, guilt, fear, or numbness, and explore how grief is showing up in your daily life. I adapt my therapeutic approach to meet your needs, drawing on integrative methods to support you with care and sensitivity.

My work provides a safe and compassionate space where you can talk openly about your loss — without pressure to “move on,” explain yourself, or grieve in a particular way. Together, we can explore the emotional, physical, and relational impact of loss, helping you make sense of what you are experiencing at your own pace.

I support people through many forms of grief and loss, including bereavement, baby loss and miscarriage, the loss of a child or parent, anticipatory grief, and other significant life losses. Therapy may help you process painful emotions, navigate changes in identity or relationships, and find ways of living alongside your loss with greater self-compassion and support.

How I Work

Availability and Fees

My therapy practice is based in North London, Archway, however I offer sessions online too.

Introduction call

Contact me to arrange a free 15 minutes call to see if we can work together and discuss any of your queries.

Cost

£75 - 95 per 50 minutes session.

Availability

Wednesdays and Saturdays face-to-face in North London Archway.

Thursdays and Fridays online.