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My book to help if you are grieving for a lost loved-one

November 27, 2024Uncategorizedjohn@moorsidecounselling.co.uk

The book is written in simple language, because it is difficult to concentrate when you are bereaved.

I have worked as a bereavement counsellor for 25 years, and have supported hundreds of people in that time.

You can buy the book by clicking on this link

It is available as a print book, or as a kindle book. Please make sure you order the correct version.

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