Living with loss
Human support that can be provided both independently and as a continuation after the funeral.
The majority of our officiants are trained and accustomed to meeting people in grief, change and life transitions. Conversation support or therapeutic meetings can be booked as a separate service, or as continued support after the ceremony.
For those who have already established contact during planning and farewell, it may feel easier to take the next step. The conversations can take shape at the pace that feels right, without demands for goals, solutions or ready-made answers.
The support can be about grief, but also about other existential questions that arise in connection with loss, change or new phases of life. Sometimes for a shorter period, sometimes over a longer period – always with respect for the individual and the process.
Niklas Möller
Grief Circle and Writing in Grief
Through autobiographical writing and personal poetry exercises, a gentle space is created where grief is given words, form and context. Participants write their own texts and share them if they wish, in a safe and respectful group. Writing becomes a path to reflection, deepening and quiet healing – and an opportunity to meet in common.
Niklas has extensive experience in leading writing groups and also holds courses at Fridhems Folkhögskola, Tärna Folkhögskola and online.
Upcoming dates for grief circles are published here.
Please contact us to register your interest.
Athena Frändén
Osteopath D.O.
Athena works holistically with the body as a whole. Through gentle, manual treatment, she helps to dissolve tension and stress that can arise during the more demanding periods of life. Osteopathy can be a way to take care of grief and strain that settles in the body – in a calm, safe and professional environment.
Therese Jonsson Szatek
Artist and Course Leader
Therese Jonsson Szatek is educated at the Valand Academy of Fine Arts and has many years of experience in artistic teaching. She teaches at Jakobsberg Folk High School, Österlen School of Art and Design and Sigtuna Folk High School, among others.
In her work, Therese creates safe and permissive contexts where creativity can become a tool for inner processing and new orientation in life. Together with us, she offers courses for those of you who are in grief or other life transitions and want to use creation as a path to deepening, recovery and community.
Here you will find more information about who the course is aimed at and how it is structured.