Therapy To Help Cope With Bereavement, Grief & Loss
Supporting individuals through grief, loss and the challenging journey of bereavement.
Therapy To Help Cope With Bereavement, Grief & Loss Support in East & North London
Bereavement, grief, and loss are universal human experiences that touch all our lives at some point. While these feelings are natural responses to losing someone or something significant, the journey through grief can sometimes feel overwhelming and isolating. Our network of over 100 experienced therapists across East and North London provides compassionate support to help you navigate this challenging time.
Several therapeutic approaches can help process grief and loss. [Existential Psychotherapy] offers space to explore life’s deeper questions that often arise during bereavement, while [Cognitive Behavioural Therapy] can help manage overwhelming emotions and difficult thoughts. For those who find it challenging to express their feelings verbally, [Creative Arts Therapy] provides alternative ways to process grief through creative expression.
Understanding Grief and Bereavement
Grief is a deeply personal experience, and there’s no “right” way to mourn. Whether you’re dealing with a recent loss or struggling with unresolved grief from the past, therapy provides a safe space to explore your feelings without judgment. Some people find comfort in [group therapy], where shared experiences can facilitate healing, while others prefer the privacy of individual sessions or [couples therapy] when processing loss together.
When to Seek Professional Support
While grief is natural, there may be times when professional support becomes beneficial:
- When grief feels overwhelming or unbearable
- If you’re struggling to maintain daily routines
- When sleep or appetite are significantly affected
- If you’re experiencing complicated emotions like anger, guilt, or shame
- When you need help adjusting to life after loss
Our Therapeutic Approach
Our therapists in Highbury Fields N5 and Haggerston E8 offer flexible support tailored to your needs. Sessions start from £27.50, and we provide both [online therapy] and in-person options. Whether you prefer individual counselling or family-based support through [family therapy], we help you find the right approach for your situation.
Working Through Grief
Therapy creates a safe space to:
- Process complex emotions
- Address spiritual or existential questions
- Navigate practical life changes
- Develop coping strategies
- Honor your relationship with what’s been lost
- Build resilience for the future
Therapeutic Approaches
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Experienced, qualified therapists ready to support your journey.

Aida Kerdoudi
Attachment-Based Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist (fully qualified & registered MBACP)

Alexander Isaksson
Mindfulness-based (Integrative) Psychotherapist (UKCP)

Anjali Puri
TA & EMDR Psychotherapist (UKCP)

Anna Humphries
Psychodynamic Psychotherapist & Clinical Supervisor (MBACP accred)

Anna Piechota
Integrative Psychotherapist (UKCP)

Anna Watkins
Integrative Counsellor & Therapist (BACP registered member)

Beth Bolitho
Psychodynamic Counsellor and Psychotherapist (BACP, BPC)

Candy Newman
Humanistic Psychotherapist (MBACP)

Damien Kelly
Attachment-Based Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist (BACP)

Daniel Neilson
Counsellor and Psychotherapist (BACP)
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Contact usWhat qualifications do bereavement therapists have?
Our therapists hold recognised qualifications in counselling or psychotherapy, with additional specialist training in grief and bereavement support. Many have extensive experience working with loss in various settings. You can [browse our therapists] to learn more about their specific qualifications and approaches.
Is therapy effective for bereavement and grief?
Research shows that therapy can significantly help people cope with bereavement and loss. While it doesn’t remove grief entirely (nor should it), it provides valuable support, coping strategies, and a safe space to process emotions. Many clients report feeling better equipped to manage their grief and gradually adapt to life changes after therapy.
How long does bereavement and grief therapy take?
The duration varies significantly between individuals. Some people find short-term therapy of 6-12 sessions helpful, while others benefit from longer-term support. There’s no set timeline for grief, and therapy can be adjusted to meet your evolving needs.
What therapy approaches help with bereavement, grief & loss?
Multiple approaches can support grief work, including [Existential Psychotherapy], [Cognitive Behavioural Therapy], and [Creative Arts Therapy]. Your therapist will work with you to find the most helpful approach for your specific situation and preferences.
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