Psychological care at the center, wellness woven through.

Individual psychological support

One-to-one sessions with a psychologist, paced around you, to make space for grief, guilt, anger, questions and everything in between.

Common focus areas

• Complicated or complex grief
• Guilt, shame and unanswered questions
• Anxiety, low mood and sleep difficulties following loss
• Relationships and family changes after a death

Psychological assessment

A structured evaluation, offered only when clinically helpful, to clarify what you are experiencing and what kind of support may fit.

Common focus areas

• Support accurate understanding
• Guide planning for care
• Provide professional documentation when needed

Grief psychoeducation

Guided learning about grief after suicide: what is common, what is not a sign that something is wrong, and practical ways to look after yourself.

Common focus areas

• Understanding grief reactions
• Emotional awareness and regulation
• Healthy routines and boundaries
• Talking with family and children

Educational materials for families and friends

Guides for people who want to support someone bereaved by suicide. See the Resources section.

Referral pathways

When someone needs urgent, medical or specialised care beyond Bloom's scope, we will help point them to appropriate services.