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“Why does it feel harder now than it did at the be “Why does it feel harder now than it did at the beginning?” For many bereaved people, the first weeks and months can feel unreal. Survival mode takes over. There are practical things to organise, people around you, messages coming in, things keeping you moving. Then eventually the world becomes quieter. That is often when the reality of the loss starts to settle in more deeply. Grief is not linear. It does not follow neat stages or timelines. Research shows grief can fluctuate for months and years, often becoming sharper around reminders, life changes, anniversaries or periods of loneliness. If your grief feels heavier months later, you are not failing and you are not alone 🤍 #griefsupport #suicidegrief #bereavementsupport #griefawareness
I’m so pleased to be leading a workshop at @medici I’m so pleased to be leading a workshop at @medicinefestival this year 🤍 There’s something really special about spaces that bring people together with honesty, connection, spirituality and care; and Medicine does exactly that. The festival is rooted in community, nature, healing, culture and the idea of creating a kinder, more connected world together. I’m incredibly grateful to be part of it this August. If you’ve been thinking about coming, this is your sign ✨ 12th–17th August 2026 #medicinefestival #suicidegriefsupport #griefsupport #connection #community
We’ve been reading through your comments recently; We’ve been reading through your comments recently; from retreat feedback, to messages of support, to the stories you’ve shared with us 🤍 Nothing goes unnoticed. They mean more than we can say ❤️ Thank you for being part of this space, and for continuing to show up for each other in your own ways. Stronger Together ❤️ 🙏❤️ #suicidegriefsupport #suicideloss #suicidegrief #griefsupport
During grief, people we know can check in a lot. T During grief, people we know can check in a lot. They may ask how you are or show up for you in unexpected ways. Then time passes, and it can change. Messages slow down. Life moves on. But for the person grieving, it doesn’t really feel like that. This is just a reminder; if someone in your life is grieving, try to stay present. Even when it’s been a while. A simple message still means everything. Suicide loss, in particular, can have an impact years after the initial loss. #suicidegriefsupport #suicideloss #grief #griefsupport
The people we lose leave behind so much more than The people we lose leave behind so much more than memories 🤍 Sometimes it’s the little things they taught us that stay with us forever; the way they treated people, the advice they gave, the habits they passed down, or the strength they showed through difficult times. If you feel okay sharing - What’s something your loved one taught you that still stays with you today? #suicidegriefsupport #suicideloss #grievetogether #suicidegriefcommunity
Excited to have had my ski boot fitting ready for Excited to have had my ski boot fitting ready for our EMDR ski retreat next March. I’ve learnt that healing often happens through small steps - and this feels like one more on my own journey. Surrendering to the unknown. Learning a new skill. Finding moments of flow state - where I can only be present and everything else quietens. Rebuilding confidence in myself again. Whether it was learning to ride a motorbike three years ago, surfing last year, skiing this year, or creating our first EMDR skiing retreat next March… I keep learning that it is possible to turn pain into purpose. To discover that grief and joy can co-exist. That life can still hold connection, love, challenges, and meaning after loss. And perhaps most importantly - that although healing can happen sitting still, it doesn't have to. Stronger Together ❤️🙏❤️ #suicidelosssupport #suicidegriefsupport #emdrretreat #skiingretreat
Suicide Grief Support, Trauma Informed Grief Coaching and EMDR for women after suicide loss, support for women who have lost someone through suicide, Dr Sue Egan, suicide support
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