Emily Jane Counselling & Psychotherapy

17/02/2026

Excellent resources for schools.

A school or nursery with an appropriate bereavement policy is prepared and has plans in place to deal with death, grief, and bereavement.

Download our framework for structuring your bereavement policy, as well as template letters for parents and carers: childbereavementuk.org/developing-a-bereavement-policy

17/02/2026

Therapy can feel scary, can be uncomfortable, and yes, sometimes it doesn’t work out the first time. That doesn’t mean it won’t help, it might just mean you haven’t found the right fit yet. Give yourself the same patience you’d give a close friend. Don’t give up on yourself too soon.

11/02/2026

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06/02/2026

Whether you're a PDAer, parent, or professional, you can get in touch through our website for information and guidance around PDA: https://ow.ly/v1RC50XIqOR

05/02/2026

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DTOLJb3iBRp/?igsh=MWw3bWJ0dDlpOGw3OQ==

04/02/2026

A politics graduate reflects on life being autistic and experiencing alexithymia and aphantasia.

22/01/2026

'When someone special dies' is a series of leaflets aimed at helping young people to understand their feelings after a bereavement.

There are versions available to download for children under 7 and from 7-11 and for young people.

To view and download the leaflets: childbereavementuk.org/when-someone-special-dies-leaflets

11/11/2025

https://vm.tiktok.com/ZNdKPjaUd/

15.4K likes, 479 comments. “The truth is, kids get labeled either way, so why not make sure it’s a label that helps them get the support, understanding, and tools they need to thrive. PS- having an evaluation and getting support or treatment does not mean you have to seek medication.”

15/10/2025

Great point - well made!