Grief and Loss Counseling in Amesbury, MA.

Losing someone you love is very difficult. It is my goal to help you through this difficult time. I work with my patients to help them deal with their feelings of grief or loss of a loved one. Also, teaching them how to best manage their feelings in order to move forward with their lives in a healthy and happy manner. Through counseling and support, I am confident that we can help resolve any feelings of grief or loss that you may be experiencing.

Are you having a hard time letting go of grief? I have worked with many clients suffering from grief and loss to help them let go and return to a life of peace and happiness. Using a variety of different mind/body techniques, I help clients reduce or eliminate negative emotion when thinking about the loss of a loved one or regretting or feeling guilty about something they did or didn't do. Visit my website for more information at www.Mind-Body-Psychotherapy.com

I have been doing grief counseling for twenty-five years and have written two books on surviving the loss of a loved one, "Transcending Loss" and "Hope and Healing" (in press). I teach grievers about the lifelong impact of grief and how to manage the pain. I also help grievers make meaning from loss, develop an ongoing connection to their loved one, and find healthy ways to integrate loss into life.

You can successfully work through grief and losses in life, not just death of a loved one, but job, health, pets, and relationships that have ended. I can help you face, feel and find freedom as you walk through and experience the pain, receive comfort, and start living again. Grief is a normal part of life and requires us to accept the loss, and then allow ourselves to be human. Let's start the road together.

When you have suffered a significant loss, it can be difficult to talk with the people who love you most because it can increase the distress of everyone involved. But talking is a way humans find positive meaning in even the most catastrophic events. A grief therapist can be a caring witness to all the complicated thoughts and feelings you have after a loss. Talking your way through the stages of grief with a therapist helps you move through the grief instead of suppressing it, release all the pain, and gradually to heal.

Most of us will experience grief and loss at some point during our life. Whether it is the loss of a friend, family member, pet, job, limb or marrage. We may experience feelings of being robbed., deep sadness, lonliness, anger, fear and anxiety. Grief can be experienced mentally, as an inability to think clear. emotionally, as in feelilng numb. physically, perhaps exhausted and/or weak, and spirituality, feeling there is now a hole in my soul. We help the healing process with gentle, yet powerful and compassionate counseling, We provide the support , education, and compassion needed to help the healing process.

Grey Matters International and the work of Kevin J. Fleming, Ph.D approaches issues of grief & loss through the lens of innovation----instead of growing the same neural networks responsible for the pain in weekly therapy sessions, we reset the brain to move forward quicker and efficiently by working on the stuck limbic system so as to empower the person with more success and traction. For no one wants to stay in a grief mode for too long; but when you don’t include the brain in your work with someone, you risk describing the water to them while they drown and calling it success. Contact Grey Matters International, Inc now at kevin@kevinflemingphd.com or 877-606-6161.

Loss of a loved one is deeply powerful and heart wrenching. We all respond differently to loss depending on our past experiences, who we have lost and the stage of our own life. It is common to feel like our life is turned upside down, to feel like we are going crazy, that nothing matters anymore, to be forgetful and to be unable to concentrate, sleep or eat. Sometimes the shock of grief can last for a long time, and often grief can re-appear years later and feel as raw and sad as if no time has passed. Many times it is possible to cope with grief on our own with the support to our family, friends and community. When it feels too confusing, overwhelming, complicated or alone I can help