Introduction to Grief Recovery free event

By zannefin
January 26, 2017 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted January 26, 2017

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Posted January 26, 2017

A short introduction to recovering from loss - bereavement, separation, health, career - come and learn about an action plan that uncovers the myths that maintain the grief, and provides a framework of action to help you recover.

?Recovery is finding new meaning for living, without the fear of being hurt again.?

Free ebook: available from [email protected]

Sunday 12 February 2 - 4pm, Waller Road, New Cross.

To book a place email address above or call 07710 416 229 - places very limited.

More information about the Method: griefrecoverymethod.co.uk

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