A Safe Space to Explore Loss, Meaning, and Healing with Anoushka Beazley, TA and Group Therapist
As nature’s seasons change we can sometimes feel our grief more profoundly, often bringing our attention to other losses. Grief, often quiet and unspoken, may rise to the surface. It is not always easy to name. Some losses are clear, others are elusive. And yet on some level these words may resonate with you.
This group is a confidential and emotionally attuned space to explore grief in its many forms.
Anoushka’s practice weaves together psychoanalytic Transactional Analysis with the spiritual depth of Jungian and existentialist philosophies. The shorthand: who are we, these beings who grieve? How do we carry our losses and still seek meaning? What parts of us have been left behind and which are quietly waiting to return?
Together, in the here and now, we begin to listen. To ourselves. To each other. To the grief that asks not to be fixed, but witnessed.
The group is never more than six people on any Sunday throughout the Autumn and Winter months. If this time of year feels hard this is a space for you. The last group will be held the 21st of December.
Anoushka is an experienced psychotherapist and counsellor. She provides a confidential, safe and non-judgmental space and sees the therapeutic relationship as an anchor during times when life feels too overwhelming to go it alone. She believes people are unique beings with their own story and works intuitively and with compassion – everyone has the right to feel understood.