Talking Connections Counselling

Cir:NeurologicalAge:50-65Location:Mid GlamorganCir:Medical complicationsCir:Violence/murderWho:Friend/colleagueCir:IllnessWho:Unborn babyWho:SiblingCir:MiscarriageCir:SuicideWho:GrandparentCir:Negligence or neglectWho:Baby at birthType:CounsellingWho:ParentAge:65+Who:ChildWho:Adult childAge:30-50Cir:Missing personCir:CancerAge:18-30Cir:Still BirthWho:GrandchildWho:RelativeWho:Spouse/partnerCir:AccidentCir:Old ageWho:BabyCir:Military actionCir:Heart disease/heart attackCir:Hereditary or congenital diseaseCir:Pregnancy termination/Fetal AnomalyCir:Sudden Unexplained Death (SIDS SUDI, SUDC)Cir:Substance Misuse & AddictionType:Mental Health ServicesWho:Other significant person
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Losing a loved one is a difficult event in anyone's life. The loss can bring up a wide range of emotions including guilt and anger. Some people benefit from speaking openly to a counsellor about their feelings to help ease the painful grieving process and resolve any remaining issues they might have.

Official Website: Talking Connections Counselling

CONTACT:

Email: talkingconnections@mhmwales.org

Telephone: 01656 649557

Union Offices, Quarella Road, Bridgend, CF31 1JW

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