Caroline Mills

I currently have some limited availability for one to one work both in person and online.

 I am currently facilitating bereavement support groups (online and in-person) for parents supporting bereaved children and also for young adults bereaved of parents. Please contact me for details about when these are running and current availability.

I specialise in bereavement counselling for adults, children and young people. The experience of grief following bereavement can involve confusing and intense emotions, unexpected symptoms and feelings of isolation. Often people worry about the impact grieving is having on them and whether this is 'normal'. My experience with, and understanding of, the grieving process often enables me to provide reassurance, as well as support, which can make a real difference.

 I have a particular interest in working with adults who were bereaved as children or young people as this can have a profound impact in a variety of ways across a lifetime. I currently support a number of young adults (late teens to early 30's) who have been bereaved of parents, both one to one and in groups, online and in-person.

I also facilitate structured bereavement support groups which offer more knowledge about the grieving process, a safe space to share experiences, worries and strategies. Receiving understanding about what you are going through can be invaluable and can be hard to find in everyday life.

I developed in-depth experience and understanding about how bereaved people can be best supported by working with two national bereavement charities. This motivated me to specialise in this area and has enabled me to develop my practice, gain invaluable experience and training, and to recognise and understand the need for high quality bereavement support.

I have Post-Graduate Diploma's in Humanistic Counselling and Child Development alongside a BSc and MSc in Psychology. I have many years experience working with children and families. I have recently completed a certificate in working with families and training in using compassion focused therapy to work with grief. 

There are still many myths perpetuated in our society about how someone who has been bereaved should think, or feel, and how quickly they should 'get over' the loss.  Often those around you may not understand your experience of grief, don't want you to be sad and would like you to get back to how you were before the bereavement. Bereavement counselling offers the opportunity to share how you are really feeling, talk about areas where you may be feeling stuck and to explore the many associated losses connected with bereavement. I aim to create a safe, non-judgemental space where you experience empathy and compassion while feeling heard and validated.

Parents and carers looking after a bereaved child are often concerned about whether they are providing them with the best support. The way children grieve differs from adults, the child's age, stage of development, understanding of the situation, the circumstances of the death and the type of relationship they had with the deceased all need to be considered. There are often physical and behavioural as well as emotional changes which can be confusing. By looking at this together we can consider how counselling can most benefit the child or young person and enable the adults caring for them to feel more confident in the support they can offer.

I also work with adults who were bereaved in childhood, adolescence or young adulthood. There may have been no opportunity for counselling or bereavement support at the time. Often throughout a lifetime other areas of grief and secondary losses need to be worked through. There can be times throughout life when we mourn for associated losses, such as, not having had an adult relationship with them, not being able to share big occasions, milestones, successes or the times when we need support. Counselling provides a space to understand, explore and share your grief as well as its impact on identity throughout your life.

I offer an initial free 30 minute phone or Zoom call. This call enables you to find out a bit more about me, the way I work, and whether this would suit you. It also means that you can ask any questions you may have and together we can discuss the type of support that may be most helpful for you.

I work adults in person or via Zoom. I work with children in person.

I currently have some limited availability for one-to-one work both in person and online.

I am currently facilitating bereavement support groups (online and in-person) for parents supporting bereaved children and also for young adults bereaved of parents. Please contact me for details about when these are running and current availability.

I specialise in bereavement counselling for adults, children and young people. The experience of grief following bereavement can involve confusing and intense emotions, unexpected symptoms and feelings of isolation. Often people worry about the impact grieving is having on them and whether this is 'normal'. My experience with, and understanding of, the grieving process often enables me to provide reassurance, as well as support, which can make a real difference.

I have a particular interest in working with adults who were bereaved as children or young people as this can have a profound impact in a variety of ways across a lifetime. I currently support a number of young adults (late teens to early 30's) who have been bereaved of parents, both one to one and in groups, online and in-person.

I also facilitate structured bereavement support groups which offer more knowledge about the grieving process, a safe space to share experiences, worries and strategies. Receiving understanding about what you are going through can be invaluable and can be hard to find in everyday life.

I developed in-depth experience and understanding about how bereaved people can be best supported by working with two national bereavement charities. This motivated me to specialise in this area and has enabled me to develop my practice, gain invaluable experience and training, and to recognise and understand the need for high quality bereavement support.

I have Post-Graduate Diploma's in Humanistic Counselling and Child Development alongside a BSc and MSc in Psychology. I have many years experience working with children and families. I have recently completed a certificate in working with families and training in using compassion focused therapy to work with grief. 

There are still many myths perpetuated in our society about how someone who has been bereaved should think, or feel, and how quickly they should 'get over' the loss. Often those around you may not understand your experience of grief, don't want you to be sad and would like you to get back to how you were before the bereavement. Bereavement counselling offers the opportunity to share how you are really feeling, talk about areas where you may be feeling stuck and to explore the many associated losses connected with bereavement. I aim to create a safe, non-judgemental space where you experience empathy and compassion while feeling heard and validated.

Parents and carers looking after a bereaved child are often concerned about whether they are providing them with the best support. The way children grieve differs from adults, the child's age, stage of development, understanding of the situation, the circumstances of the death and the type of relationship they had with the deceased all need to be considered. There are often physical and behavioural as well as emotional changes which can be confusing. By looking at this together we can consider how counselling can most benefit the child or young person and enable the adults caring for them to feel more confident in the support they can offer.

I also work with adults who were bereaved in childhood, adolescence or young adulthood. There may have been no opportunity for counselling or bereavement support at the time. Often throughout a lifetime other areas of grief, and secondary losses, need to be worked through. There can be times throughout life when we mourn for associated losses, such as, not having had an adult relationship with them, not being able to share big occasions, milestones, successes or the times when we need support. Counselling provides a space to understand, explore and share your grief as well as its impact on identity throughout your life.

I offer an initial free 30 minute phone or Zoom call. This call enables you to find out a bit more about me, the way I work, and whether this would suit you. It also means that you can ask any questions you may have and together we can discuss the type of support that may be most helpful for you.

I work adults in person or via Zoom. I work with children in person.

I currently have some limited availability for one-to-one work both in person and online.

I am currently facilitating bereavement support groups (online and in-person) for parents supporting bereaved children and also for young adults bereaved of parents. Please contact me for details about when these are running and current availability.

I specialise in bereavement counselling for adults, children and young people. The experience of grief following bereavement can involve confusing and intense emotions, unexpected symptoms and feelings of isolation. Often people worry about the impact grieving is having on them and whether this is 'normal'. My experience with, and understanding of, the grieving process often enables me to provide reassurance, as well as support, which can make a real difference.

I have a particular interest in working with adults who were bereaved as children or young people as this can have a profound impact in a variety of ways across a lifetime. I currently support a number of young adults (late teens to early 30's) who have been bereaved of parents, both one to one and in groups, online and in-person.

I also facilitate structured bereavement support groups which offer more knowledge about the grieving process, a safe space to share experiences, worries and strategies. Receiving understanding about what you are going through can be invaluable and can be hard to find in everyday life.

I developed in-depth experience and understanding about how bereaved people can be best supported by working with two national bereavement charities. This motivated me to specialise in this area and has enabled me to develop my practice, gain invaluable experience and training, and to recognise and understand the need for high quality bereavement support.

I have Post-Graduate Diploma's in Humanistic Counselling and Child Development alongside a BSc and MSc in Psychology. I have many years experience working with children and families. I have recently completed a certificate in working with families and training in using compassion focused therapy to work with grief. 

There are still many myths perpetuated in our society about how someone who has been bereaved should think, or feel, and how quickly they should 'get over' the loss. Often those around you may not understand your experience of grief, don't want you to be sad and would like you to get back to how you were before the bereavement. Bereavement counselling offers the opportunity to share how you are really feeling, talk about areas where you may be feeling stuck and to explore the many associated losses connected with bereavement. I aim to create a safe, non-judgemental space where you experience empathy and compassion while feeling heard and validated.

Parents and carers looking after a bereaved child are often concerned about whether they are providing them with the best support. The way children grieve differs from adults, the child's age, stage of development, understanding of the situation, the circumstances of the death and the type of relationship they had with the deceased all need to be considered. There are often physical and behavioural as well as emotional changes which can be confusing. By looking at this together we can consider how counselling can most benefit the child or young person and enable the adults caring for them to feel more confident in the support they can offer.

I also work with adults who were bereaved in childhood, adolescence or young adulthood. There may have been no opportunity for counselling or bereavement support at the time. Often throughout a lifetime other areas of grief, and secondary losses, need to be worked through. There can be times throughout life when we mourn for associated losses, such as, not having had an adult relationship with them, not being able to share big occasions, milestones, successes or the times when we need support. Counselling provides a space to understand, explore and share your grief as well as its impact on identity throughout your life.

I offer an initial free 30 minute phone or Zoom call. This call enables you to find out a bit more about me, the way I work, and whether this would suit you. It also means that you can ask any questions you may have and together we can discuss the type of support that may be most helpful for you.

I work adults in person or via Zoom. I work with children in person