Talking About Loss

Talking About Loss is a warm, friendly, supportive peer-led meet up group for like-minded people to talk freely about loss.  Whether you have lost a child,  parent, sibling,

partner or a pet, having someone to talk to who knows

what you’re going through is a great comfort.

 

Our monthly meet ups include drop in well-being cafés in beautiful villages

in the heart of the Yorkshire Wolds plus events and activities at Uncleby Barn.

 

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Some of our favourite resources for bereavement

Talking About Loss Latest News & Blog

November 20, 2019

Further to the success of our events in Driffield and Selby recently, we’re very excited to annouce plans to host fortnightly meet ups. We have enlisted the help of trained bereavement counsellor, Kathy Collinson, pictured and a team of volunteers to lead the groups in Kirkburn, near Driffield and Selby that start later this month.[…]

November 18, 2019

Has a friend ever confided in you that the loss of their dog caused more grief than the death of a close relative? Have you ever felt this way yourself? Society has conditioned us to feel ashamed of such emotions, but research suggests we are more than justified when we deeply mourn the loss of[…]

November 15, 2019

This is an interesting article from BBC Radio 4 about grief https://bbc.in/2rOkpjh

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Talking about Loss is a warm, friendly, supportive peer-led meet up group for like minded people to talk freely about loss, wellbeing cafes.

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Talking about Loss is a not for profit group.

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November 20, 2019

Further to the success of our events in Driffield and Selby recently, we’re very excited to annouce plans to host fortnightly meet ups. We have enlisted the help of trained bereavement counsellor, Kathy Collinson, pictured and a team of volunteers to lead the groups in Kirkburn, near Driffield and Selby that start later this month.[…]

November 18, 2019

Has a friend ever confided in you that the loss of their dog caused more grief than the death of a close relative? Have you ever felt this way yourself? Society has conditioned us to feel ashamed of such emotions, but research suggests we are more than justified when we deeply mourn the loss of[…]

November 15, 2019

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November 20, 2019

Further to the success of our events in Driffield and Selby recently, we’re very excited to annouce plans to host fortnightly meet ups. We have enlisted the help of trained bereavement counsellor, Kathy Collinson, pictured and a team of volunteers to lead the groups in Kirkburn, near Driffield and Selby that start later this month.[…]

November 18, 2019

Has a friend ever confided in you that the loss of their dog caused more grief than the death of a close relative? Have you ever felt this way yourself? Society has conditioned us to feel ashamed of such emotions, but research suggests we are more than justified when we deeply mourn the loss of[…]

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November 20, 2019

Further to the success of our events in Driffield and Selby recently, we’re very excited to annouce plans to host fortnightly meet ups. We have enlisted the help of trained bereavement counsellor, Kathy Collinson, pictured and a team of volunteers to lead the groups in Kirkburn, near Driffield and Selby that start later this month.[…]

November 18, 2019

Has a friend ever confided in you that the loss of their dog caused more grief than the death of a close relative? Have you ever felt this way yourself? Society has conditioned us to feel ashamed of such emotions, but research suggests we are more than justified when we deeply mourn the loss of[…]

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