About
Hannah
Everyone who sits across from Hannah is met as more than a diagnosis. Care begins with listening to stories, relationships and lived experience, then offering support that honours the whole person. Bloom’s focus is now on people bereaved by suicide.
Who we support
Anyone whose life has been changed by a suicide loss.
Adults who want gentle, thoughtful support and who may be carrying a great deal beneath the surface, including people who appear to be coping outwardly.
Partners and spouses
Losing the person you built a life with.
Parents
Losing a child, whatever their age.
Sons and daughters
Losing a parent, at any stage of life.
Brothers and sisters
Losing a sibling and a shared history.
Friends and extended family
Grief that is real, even when it is less visible.
Those supporting others
Family, colleagues and friends who want to help well.
Our purpose
Providing compassionate psychological support, understanding, and connection for people navigating life after losing someone they love to suicide.
Our commitment
Wellness is a lasting way of living, grounded in responsible care.
Every service reflects this principle. Care remains within professional competence, informed by evidence, and honest about what it can and cannot offer. Stories are shared only with consent, and we do not use grief to pressure anyone into giving.