Finding support through grief

Losing someone close can disrupt daily life, relationships and a sense of stability. This group offers space to speak and listen so that people do not have to face their experience alone, without prescribing a timetable or a particular way to grieve.

With Adil El Hassani, psychosocial consultant and family mediator, conversations will explore:
- Emotions, memories and everyday difficulties after a loss.
- Loneliness and relationships with others.
- Personal resources and available support.
- The place of the connection with the person who has died as life continues.

Each meeting includes a welcome, voluntary sharing and a closing reflection. Listening without telling your story is welcome. Participants’ experiences will not be compared.

Meetings take place online; please join from a quiet, private space.

Participation is entirely free, with no registration fee. An initial conversation with Adil El Hassani helps establish whether the group matches the participant’s needs. Everyone participates at their own pace and may choose not to speak. Respect, non-judgement and discretion about shared experiences are expected; no recording or sharing other people’s stories. This psychosocial support group does not replace medical care or psychotherapy when needed. Please give notice if you cannot attend so the place can be offered to someone else. The exact venue or session link is shared with participants after confirmation.