What changes by the end
Not promises — the things people actually report.
- The ambush days planned for rather than feared
- Sleep and appetite steadier
- A way to remember that comforts instead of hurting
- Language for the people who keep saying the wrong thing
Anyone bereaved — recently or years ago — including grief nobody around you treats as real.
The plan, week by week
All of it, before you pay.
What you are carrying, and what has been put away untouched.
This week: No task — just notice.Grief, depression, or both — named properly, because the help differs.
This week: One thing to do on the hard days.Anniversaries, songs, the supermarket aisle — planned for in advance.
This week: Plan one date.Grief lives in the body; this week is about sleep, food and movement.
This week: One sleep change.Rituals that comfort rather than reopen.
This week: Choose one ritual.What to say to those who say the wrong thing, and how to ask for what helps.
This week: One honest conversation.Making room for a life that has the loss in it.
This week: Do one thing you stopped doing.Session five: your plan for the first anniversary.
This week: Write it down.What's included
- 5 one-to-one sessions with a clinical psychologist (50 minutes each, video or audio)
- A 8-week plan with one practice a week — never homework for its own sake
- Worksheets and summaries after every session, kept in your account
- Message your clinician between sessions
- Progress measured, so you can see what moved
- HopeQure AI for the days in between — free while you're on the programme