'How do I move forward?'

A funeral is a profound moment of farewell.

It's a chance to honour, celebrate, and grieve.

But when the ceremony is over and the last guests have left, the journey of grief continues. Many people find themselves asking, “What now?” or

"What will tomorrow look like?"

After Care Can Help

As both a funeral celebrant and a professional coach, I understand that grief doesn’t follow a timetable. Emotions come in waves, and new questions often surface after the service. My role as a coach is to walk with you gently in that season, offering space, support, and hope as you begin to navigate life after loss.

Grief Unfolds Over Time

The funeral is just the beginning. Grief often arrives in waves and sometimes when you least expect it. Find people who give you gentle space and support to walk through those moments at your own pace.

Life Feels Different

Losing someone you love changes the shape of everyday life. Routines shift, relationships feel different, and even your own sense of self can be affected. Support helps you find your footing again.

Moments of Reflection

When the busyness of the funeral is over, the silence can feel overwhelming. It’s often in the quiet that emotions rise to the surface and a time when a listening ear can make all the difference.

Find Your Support

Friends/ Family

Offer a listening ear, shared memories, and practical support. They help you feel understood and less alone in your grief.

Counselling

Provides a safe space to explore intense emotions, process loss, and work through grief’s impact on your mental and emotional wellbeing.

Coaching

Helps you reflect on your loss, find meaning, and gently take steps toward rebuilding life after grief while honouring your loved one.

If you feel coaching may help you and you'd like to find out more, please get in touch or click the logo to visit: www.edworthycoaching.com

The link below is available to anyone who would like some simple guidance on navigating loss.

It will take you to my blog on 'Navigating the loss of a loved one'.

https://www.edworthycoaching.com/post/navigating-the-loss-of-a-loved-one