The Grief Centre of Western Australia in Tuart Hill, Western Australia | Community organisation

The Grief Centre of Western Australia

Locality: Tuart Hill, Western Australia

Phone: +61 404 658 052

Address: 105 Banksia St 6060 Tuart Hill, WA, Australia

Website: http://www.griefcentrewa.org.au/

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25.01.2022 Talk, envision, and schedule.

25.01.2022 Forgive often and love with all your heart.

25.01.2022 Positivity is a choice. Negativity is a choice. Both can be uncomfortable and challenging sometimes but you always have a choice.

24.01.2022 If you are interested to join an on-line Grief Support Group please register your interest at : [email protected] Take care and stay safe and connected.

24.01.2022 Many of us sure have a lot of spare time on our hands. Who are you becoming?

24.01.2022 ...imagine what speaking kindly to humans can do.

23.01.2022 Thank-you so much Liz, this is a wonderful capture of a very special day at the Grief Centre of Western Australia

23.01.2022 Never forget how far you've come.

23.01.2022 Everyone is important as they remain true to themselves.

23.01.2022 Exciting COVID-19 update! Due to the relaxation of certain restrictions, we are now allowing in-person bereavement support groups to reopen to an extent. The current groups are now operating as follows: - The Tues evening youth support group (6-7) which will be in-person [max 10 people]... - The Wed morning support group (9:30-11:30) which will be in-person [max 10 people] - The Wed evening support group (6:30-7:30) which will be online via Zoom meeting To attend a group, you MUST register online. Please visit our support group page to do so: griefcentrewa.org.au/support-groups/ There will be hand sanitizer and we will continue to practice social distancing. Note: The above groups are for bereavement (death of a loved one) only; for non-bereavement related grief, please see our most recent previous post.

22.01.2022 Take that step.

21.01.2022 It may not be always but it is true that many great things begin from inside.

21.01.2022 Youll find nothing but true friends at the Grief Centre.

20.01.2022 Dont let judgement stop you from LIVING.

19.01.2022 Create your own fate.

19.01.2022 Beautiful symbolism.

18.01.2022 Grief can make us see things differently but we still are who we are!

18.01.2022 Good ideas Act-Belong-Commit

17.01.2022 We're all going through challenges.

16.01.2022 Hi all! Unfortunately due to concerns about COVID19, the grief centre has decided to temporarily close all support group sessions for at least 4 weeks starting tomorrow. For updates, please follow our Facebook page.... Apologies for the inconvenience, thank you for your understanding in this time of uncertainty.

16.01.2022 Think about what really matters to you.

16.01.2022 Have the changes that have come with COVID19 impacted your life? If you are struggling with these, or other huge changes in your life, then please consider the Grief Centres on-line Support Group for General Grief and Loss - Tuesdays 6 -7pm on Zoom. To register email: [email protected]

14.01.2022 Share the love!

14.01.2022 With the current situation (trying to avoid the "C" word), this quote from Victor Hugo is a peaceful reminder of the truth. Eventually, the sun will rise - and this applies to much in our lives. The recent changes to how we are operating as a centre are still in force. For more info, visit www.griefcentrewa.org.au... Please dont hesitate to send us a Private Message through messenger if you need a little one-to-one chat. We cant promise an immediate response but well get back to you ASAP. Much love to you all.

13.01.2022 Facing your fears is what life is all about. Step outside that comfort zone. Stop living out of or in fear.

13.01.2022 Pick a letter or letters and set some goals!

12.01.2022 Participants are currently being sought for a 'Writing for Wellbeing' Curtin University research project to study the effectiveness of writing as a means to transform grief. The research has the support of the Grief Centre of Western Australia and is funded by Lotterywest. Two participant categories are required for the research: people who are grieving the death of a loved one, and those who grieve another loss, such as a relationship breakdown, loss of employment or health..., infertility, and/or any unwelcome change due to COVID-19. The research workshops will run in person in Tuart Hill over six Saturdays in 2.5 hour sessions. Potential participants are encouraged to be in touch immediately. Please share this post on Facebook or with individual friends who you think might be interested - further details, including contact details, are in the attached flyer.

11.01.2022 Keep calm and...

11.01.2022 Thank-you PLAYA COFFEE for your FUNDRAISING Campaign in support of the Grief Centre

10.01.2022 Here's a link to the Grief Centre's latest newsletter - open it up and see what all the smiles are about! https://mailchi.mp/112b8135a5e6/griefcentrenews-6483863

10.01.2022 Things are pretty tough around the world. Our in person support groups are still closed and we all know how important human interaction is during our grief journey. We cant change whats happened but we can change what were doing to try and lead towards our long term goals of peace and a fulfilling life. Stay strong, everyone. Much love to you all.

10.01.2022 Thank-you Classic Clicks for making the Grief Centre's End-of-Year event such a wonderful success. Doris the Photobooth Caravan offered the perfect space for guests to reminisce - such beautiful stories were shared and photos taken to honour their loved ones Guests were also treated to the sounds of Rowan on the harp and a scrumptious afternoon tea catered by Volunteer Maria and the fabulous Filipino Australian Health Workers Association. Many thanks to Liz at Classic Clicks and the marvelous Grief Centre Team who volunteered their time to make the event happen and lighten the heartache of people living with grief.

10.01.2022 Inspirational autumn post - stand tall!

09.01.2022 Harry Potter could be the poster child for #NationalGriefAwarenessDay. As he lost one friend after another in the battle against Voldemort, we witnessed and even shared his grief. Today and every day, remember this: Grieving hurts, but it is natural, normal, and healthy.

09.01.2022 Forgiveness prevents their behaviour from destroying your heart. Definitely easier said than done.

07.01.2022 Sometimes, a bit of humour in a negative situation goes a long way!

07.01.2022 I love Brené Brown. If you're looking for some life changing podcasts, books, etc. look her up!

07.01.2022 LOVE | GRACE | GRATITUDE

07.01.2022 There is love to be found in the world.

06.01.2022 Please come to our inaugural Introduction to End-of-Life Planning on August 20 - there are 2 session, one afternoon and one evening. Please share widely

06.01.2022 TOMORROW - 19 DECEMBER 2-5pm Do you know a child whose pet or grandparent has died recently? In Memory of Ordinary Things' is a perfect opportunity for children to honour their loss and know that death is a part of life. Guests are invited to bring a special object and have a photo taken in Doris our Vintage Caravan. A coffee van will also be on-site, a harp player and a scrumptious afternoon tea catered for the occasion by the wonderful Filipino Australian Health Workers... Association and Volunteer Maria. Every-one is warmly welcome see further details below.

06.01.2022 The heartache of suicide loss is often a deep and lonely journey. The Grief Centre of Western Australia recognises this and offers support, compassion and healing pathways for the road ahead. Weekly Grief Support Groups, and specialist Grief Counselling Sessions, are available in-person (at Tuart Hill) and on-line to offer support and understanding for family and friends of people who have died by suicide. Please be in touch if you, or some-one you know, is seeking this care. See also the link below to gain insight on grief associated with suicide, especially for men.

06.01.2022 We're approaching the end of the year. Remember that we are supposed to LEARN from the past, not LIVE IN the past. In grief, the pains of the past are very real; but so is your power to write your future - actively not passively.

05.01.2022 Meditation is so more than just closing your eyes and being still.

05.01.2022 Who do you REALLY need in your life?

04.01.2022 If you haven't already, decide what kind of life you ACTUALLY WANT.

04.01.2022 Talking about your grief is not only important but it is vital while travelling through your grief journey in a healthy way.

02.01.2022 Though sometimes acceptance isnt easy.

02.01.2022 Were all going through challenges.

02.01.2022 This is so true! Credit: Positive Energy

02.01.2022 In some cases, Nike is not correct. Just DONT do it! Dont give up, dont quit.

01.01.2022 The Grief Centre of WA is pleased to offer our community weekly Grief Support Groups and Meditation Sessions on-line To honour and support those affected by the many changes that have come with COVID19, the Centre has launched a Support Group for General Grief and Loss. If your heart aches due to the changes in your life, please consider joining our Tuesday evening Support Group. For further details click on the newsletter link below. Take good care, stay safe and be gentle during this unique time.