Life After Loss Grief Cafe .

10/08/2026

Robins appear when loved ones are near.
Have you ever heard the saying ?
Today was my 11th without my lovely Dad who died 12 days after my 50th birthday.

Mr B took me to one of my bucket list places -Hebden Bridge and as we sat by the river enjoying a drink a bird came and sat with us
This is how the conversation went :“That’s a Robin “ says I “Can’t be it’s not red” says he
“ are young robins red “ says me “ I’ll ask google “ says him and , who knew picture ⬇️is of a young robin .
Thanks Dad everydays a school day .

10/08/2026

Who believes in Angel Numbers?
Today our page hit 888followers 😇I have this week completed an 8 session grief resolution program with a very special group of people.
I feel this ⬇️ alludes to the that fact ,
that my purpose , my Grief Specialist Knowledge benifits others . As it says I have “something to share with those that cross my path “
If you at a stage in your grief journey where you know you’d benifit from grief therapy please contact me via my website
www.foundmyniche.co.uk

09/08/2026

This resonates on so many levels both personal and professionally.
I hear if so often -many families divided following bereavement. This the creates more grief for those
Individuals ,losing relationships as they knew them . This is often part of the work I do with my Grief Therapy clients .
Please reach out if that’s you and I can help in any way . DM or via my website
Www.foundmyniche.co.uk

Grief Doesn't Divide Families. Expectations About Grief Often Do.

One person needs to talk.

Another can't bear to mention their loved one's name.

One wants to keep every belonging exactly where it is.

Another needs to clean out the closet to survive.

One cries every day.

Another rarely cries at all.

One visits the cemetery every week.

Another never goes.

Neither person is grieving incorrectly.

They're grieving differently.

One of the greatest tragedies I have witnessed is watching families fracture after the death of someone they all loved.

Not because they didn't love each other...

But because they expected everyone to grieve the same way they did.

We mistake difference for indifference.

We assume silence means someone doesn't care.

We believe tears prove love.

We judge the sibling who returned to work quickly.

We criticize the spouse who laughs too soon.

We question the child who doesn't want to keep every photograph.

Yet grief has never been one-size-fits-all.

The same death creates a different loss for every person it touches.

A husband loses a wife.

A daughter loses a mother.

A brother loses a sister.

A grandchild loses a grandmother.

The person they lost was the same.

The relationship they lost was not.

Perhaps one of the greatest gifts we can give each other is permission to grieve differently.

Because at the end of the day...

We're all grieving the same person.

Let's not lose each other too.

08/08/2026

One of our WhatsApp group suggested we all give a thought to each other at 12:00 today so here’s mine to you 🥰

08/08/2026

Finding weekends difficult is something we hear often at our peer support sessions.
What do you do to combat loneliness or isolation at the weekend?

Here are some 24/7 numbers if anyone is struggling and needs help.

07/08/2026

Can’t quite believe it’s been a year since we had the honor of being nominated finalists for these awards. So much great work goes on in Doncaster .

We’re delighted to say that the nominations for our Heart of Doncaster awards are now open!

See a list of all the awards here ➡️ https://bit.ly/4hDFGTN

Make your nominations here ➡️ https://bit.ly/4hRHqbR

Why not nominate someone and help us ensure that those who play an integral part in making Doncaster a better place, receive the recognition they deserve.

Nominations close on Friday 4 September @ 5pm for all awards apart from the Choose Kindness School Award, which closes on Friday 25 September @ 5pm.

Doncaster Council

07/08/2026

These in terms of grief therapy are the Wishes and regrets the woulda , coulda , shouldas. Letting go of those feelings of guilt by working towards resolution has been discribed to me my clients as ‘ life changing’
‘Sorting my head out’. ‘ feeling lighter’ You don’t love your person any less or stop missing them but that relationship can feel different.

There is no "right" way to grieve. Everyone's experience is different, and emotions -including guilt - often change over time. Talking about feelings of guilt, or writing them down, can help put them into perspective.

Learn more about grief experiences here: https://ow.ly/zFHf50ZtJbS

06/08/2026

Diary date ⬇️
Last night we had 16 people attend our first Life After Loss Grief Cafe of the month☕️🤗 It was a privilege to have 3 Néw attendees at our safe space as we listened without judgement & they put their hearts in our hands❤️‍🩹.

06/08/2026

What an inspiration. Love her energy and philosophy.

05/08/2026

Life After Loss Grief Cafe . Each Wednesday at Castle Close Community Centre Tickhill.
It’s the first Wednesday of the month so today we’re there between 5:30-7:30pm ☕️
No booking required .All welcome . Loss doesn’t have to be lonely ❤️‍🩹

Zoom link available if you can’t come in person ⬇️
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/4520154415?pwd=f5YwjRIxkdXH71KnP7j8DsSvwiVpmT.1&omn=88104692614

Meeting ID: 452 015 4415
Passcode: 261481