Grief counselling Australia

Grief Counselling Australia

Compassionate grief counselling support with Rachael for bereavement, loss, sadness, life changes and the pain of carrying grief alone.

Australia-wide Phone or video Confidential $50 / 60 minutes

Support after loss

Grief does not follow a neat timeline.

Grief counselling gives you space to talk about what has changed, what hurts and what you may be holding in for the sake of everyone else.

Grief can follow bereavement, separation, family changes, illness, major life transitions, the loss of an expected future or other experiences that leave you feeling changed.

Rachael provides warm phone and video counselling across Australia so you can speak honestly about loss from a private place where you feel safe.

Safe, non-emergency support

Counselling support, not crisis care.

Rachael’s counselling consultations are supportive, confidential, non-emergency conversations for general wellbeing guidance. They are not medical advice, diagnosis, psychology, psychiatry or emergency support.

If you are in immediate danger, call 000 or attend your nearest Emergency Department. For 24/7 crisis support in Australia, contact Lifeline on 13 11 14.

Who this page is for

Grief counselling may help when loss feels heavy or lonely.

You do not have to wait until you are coping badly to ask for support.

You feel pressure to be okay

Others may expect you to move on while you are still hurting, numb or overwhelmed.

Grief is affecting daily life

Sleep, motivation, concentration, relationships or routines may feel different after loss.

You need somewhere honest to talk

Counselling can give you space to say what you may not be able to say elsewhere.

What sessions can support

Grief counselling can support:

  • Bereavement, death of a loved one and anticipatory grief.
  • Relationship loss, separation, family change or estrangement.
  • Sadness, anger, guilt, numbness, regret and confusion.
  • Life transitions, identity changes and the loss of an expected future.
  • Gentle coping strategies, support planning and emotional expression.

How it works

What grief counselling may include

  • Talking about the loss and its personal meaning to you.
  • Allowing space for difficult emotions without pressure or judgement.
  • Exploring supports, routines and coping strategies that may help.
  • Finding gentle ways to keep moving while honouring what matters.

Why choose Rachael Marie’s Counselling?

Compassionate support when grief feels isolating.

Rachael provides a steady, caring space where grief does not need to be rushed, explained perfectly or hidden.

The aim is not to erase grief. It is to help you feel less alone, better supported and more able to move through each day at your own pace.

Common questions

Grief counselling Australia FAQs

These answers explain what to expect from grief counselling support.

Is grief counselling only for bereavement?

No. Grief can follow death, separation, illness, family change, major life transitions or the loss of an expected future.

What if I do not know what to say about my grief?

That is okay. You do not need to have the right words. Rachael can help you begin gently and talk at your own pace.

Can grief counselling be by phone or video?

Yes. Rachael offers grief counselling by phone or video for people across Australia where this support is appropriate.

Is grief counselling crisis support?

No. This is not crisis or emergency support. If you are in immediate danger, call 000.

Ready to talk?

Book grief counselling support.

Reach out when grief, loss or life changes feel too heavy to carry alone.