Walking with Grief

Walking with Grief Walking for health, walking with Grief, Creating Rituals, Wellness and healing, Nature and Bird song

23/03/2026

The Grey Heron, Stop and stare

23/03/2026

Walking and being grounded in Nature

19/03/2026

Take time to be still, stop and stare, regulate yourself in Natures free gifts. -on -Sea

❤️ Four years today since you left us      I think of you often not just today      Theres a big hole in our family     ...
18/04/2024

❤️ Four years today since you left us
I think of you often not just today
Theres a big hole in our family
It will never be the same.
You will always be my sister
In this world and the next
I wish I could ring or talk to you
even just a text
Just to hear your voice and laughter
one more time. ❤️🌷🌷

Happy Heavenly Birthday to my sister Sharon. Missing you always but especially today 💓❤️‍🩹
11/04/2024

Happy Heavenly Birthday to my sister Sharon. Missing you always but especially today 💓❤️‍🩹

Shared and posted by Liz Morrell My grief face is like Patricias , looking like nothing’s wrong but cries in bed or when...
22/12/2023

Shared and posted by Liz Morrell
My grief face is like Patricias , looking like nothing’s wrong but cries in bed or when alone. Whats your grief face like? 🌟

On a day, any day when you miss someone the most, say their name 🙏🏽
21/12/2023

On a day, any day when you miss someone the most, say their name 🙏🏽

 🌟Light a candle for your loved one today🌟
08/12/2023


🌟Light a candle for your loved one today🌟

Growing around grief (Tonkin 1996)

We often expect that the pain of grief will get smaller over time, while in reality our life slowly grows around our grief. As we gain new experiences and connect with others we can find moments of joy in our lives again.

💜 There is no time limit to this, some days will feel more difficult than others 💜

[Description: Illustration of Tonkin's model of grief, showing a heart depicting life growing around the central circle of grief by Donna Dibb Counselling]

People stop talking about our loved ones that have died, and after a while its like the world has forgotton. Grief can b...
24/06/2023

People stop talking about our loved ones that have died, and after a while its like the world has forgotton. Grief can be such a lonely interior journey when its not shared and the opportunities to keep memories alive begin to shrink with time and then people just stop asking because they think youve somehow ‘got over’ it! 😞

11th April 1961-18th April 2020Three years today without my sister Sharons love and laughter, miss her so much 💔❤️
18/04/2023

11th April 1961-18th April 2020
Three years today without my sister Sharons love and laughter, miss her so much 💔❤️

By Donna Ashworth, poems on Loss
12/04/2023

By Donna Ashworth, poems on Loss

  wings Tulips planted in my garden for my  late sister for her birthday today born in April and Anniversary died in Apr...
11/04/2023

wings Tulips planted in my garden for my late sister for her birthday today born in April and Anniversary died in April, Swans wings because a Swan brought the message by a lake that she was leaving this world. God and nature work together to bring us the most important messages about our loved ones 🙏🏽Happy Heavenly birthday Sharon 💖xx

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About me

Previously, I enjoyed working creatively with patients for 6 years in a day hospice and gained a certificate in end of life care and Dementia.

It seemed a natural step to think about becoming a Funeral Celebrant and trained with the Fellowship of Professional Celebrants and gained my certificate in Funeral Celebrancy. This means that I do not have any affiliation with a particular Church or the Humanist organisation but am able to lead the ceremony in accordance to your own beliefs, but as a Christian you can approach me to ask me to also deliver a Ceremony that is fully based on Christian customs. I am professionally trained to write and deliver personalised ceremonies full of meaning and heart and adhere to their vision and values and hold appropriate Insurances with the Fellowship. I believe ongoing professional development is a very important part of my journey and I look to engage with appropriate training to help me deliver my very best for you.

My most recent training was completed in November 2019 with Jennifer Claire Coaching, award winning author, speaker and blogger and I now feel confident to also offer you a new service and advice on how to renew your vows using other creative ideas such as hand fasting, unity candles and blessing of rings.

Other services I can offer: End of life: planning a Ceremony in advance with loved ones so they have a say in what they would like included after their death.