17/02/2022
Griefline Integrating Grief Program funded by the NSW Government.
Griefline’s Integrating Grief Program is a free counselling and support service developed by Griefline and funded by the NSW Government to provide enhanced bereavement care for the people of NSW.
While grief is the normal reaction to bereavement, the death of a significant person can be challenging. People experience grief in different ways and require a range of supports to meet their individual needs. The bereaved may struggle to cope with everyday life and need more intensive one-to-one support to address their emotional and psychological distress.
Griefline’s integrating grief program is aimed at helping individuals struggling with their grief, by assisting them to come to terms with the loss and support them to participate in daily activities.
Griefline is here to support people in their grief and help them explore and manage their distress.
Who is this program for?
Bereaved individuals aged 18+ living in NSW who are struggling to cope with the death of someone special or significant
Individuals suffering from impaired daily functioning, feeling incapacitated by grief, and having difficulty engaging socially
Individuals experiencing a shift or change in daily habits that felt easy or normal before
Individuals experiencing intense and ongoing emotions such as anger, sadness, numbness, anxiety, depression and/or guilt
Visit: griefline.org.au/get-help/integrating-grief-program for information about how to access free bereavement counselling for your patient/client.
Griefline also offers free telephone support, online forums, support groups and resources for people experiencing all forms of grief and loss.
Free bereavement counselling and support Griefline’s Integrating Grief Program is a free counselling and support service developed by Griefline and funded by the NSW Government to provide enhanced bereavement care for the people of NSW. Bereavement is the experience of grief and mourning following...
