The Will Challenge aim is to empower you to feel more knowledgeable and confident your Will and finding a solicitor. Read more about how it works and feedback from participants!

Four reasons why I’m sticking as a general grief and life coach and what makes me so right for this.

We live in a super commercial world, but actually the greatest gift you can give another person is freely available to you

After this year’s annual mammogram I was drawn to the hospice where my husband died… read why it was more lovely than you might imagine.

It is common to be lost for words when speaking to a grieving person. The NACG have provided guidance on compassionate phrases to help people support bereaved children.

My story of an emotional two days of Remembrance in London… notably the Royal Marine charity dinner at the Guildhall and the opening of the Field of Remembrance at Westminster

There is a magical power of connection when we spend time with those who “get it”… this blog sets out the books and podcasts that have helped me in my grief.

The concept of “death cleaning” is to reduce the clutter in your lives to make things easier for loved ones but it has relevant in our everyday lives.

Read about the transformations that people made and the feedback from the 2023 Will Challenge.

It was scary stepping from the secure world of employment to owning my own business… read about the two things that inspired me to do it!

An example of why we need to think about our digital legacies & the story of how Strava deleted my late husband’s records.

In just one month Emma gave three talks to help professionals better understand about grief might affect their clients.

When Queen Elizabeth II died Operation London Bridge dictated what happened and it gives us all a lesson on preparing for the only certainty in life.

Loads of amazing feedback from the participants of the first ever Rainbow Hunting Will challenge!

Some thoughts of a widow during the national period of mourning for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II

This selection of case studies written by an experienced grief psychotherapist explains how grief can reveals how we can live with and learn from great loss.

Many people prepare Wills as a reaction to something that has happened. Here are ten vital things to remember when preparing your Will.

My cancer widow thoughts after hearing the tragic news about the death of the inspirational Dame Deborah James, also known as BowelBabe

The writings of the famous author of The Chronicles of Narnia, C. S. Lewis, which illustrates the pain and struggles of processing a bereavement.

How a workshop on social isolation and loneliness taught me a valuable lesson about the labels I have given myself.