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Men in Grief

Real Strength Means Reaching Out When You are Grieving

Grief is deeply personal, and no two people experience it in the same way. There is no single "male way" to grieve. But the messages many men grow up with - to stay strong, stay busy, or keep emotions hidden - can shape how loss is processed and expressed.

You do not have to face loss on your own.

Confidential grief counselling for men in London and the surrounding areas.

Supporting Men Through Grief

Many men are taught to cope by carrying on, staying productive, or avoiding difficult emotions. Over time, this can lead to emotional isolation, exhaustion, burnout, or feeling disconnected from others.

Counselling offers you a confidential, private, supportive space where you can process your grief in a way that feels natural and manageable for you - without pressure or judgement.

How I Can Help

Some men experience grief in a more practical or action-oriented way. Rather than openly expressing emotions, they may focus on responsibilities, work, projects, fundraising, or staying constantly busy as a way of coping.

  • Anger, numbness, or overwhelming sadness
  • Feeling pressure to stay "strong" for others
  • Struggling to express emotions while grieving
  • Physical exhaustion, stress, or sleep difficulties
  • Adjusting to life after loss while honouring your loved one

There is no expectation to arrive prepared.

Share as much or as little as feels comfortable.

Move at a pace that works for you.

No pressure, no judgement.

Silence is welcome too.

1-to-1 In-Person Counselling

50-minute sessions in a quiet, confidential London therapy space.

£70 per session

Online Counselling via Zoom

Secure and confidential online sessions from the comfort of your home.

£70 per session
About Your Counsellor

Hi, I am Peter Collins, a qualified BACP-registered counsellor specialising in bereavement support.

I understand that reaching out for help can feel difficult, especially during grief. My approach is calm, grounded, and supportive - offering a space where you can talk openly, make sense of what you are experiencing, and begin to move forward at your own pace.