Humans need connection. It defines the quality of our lives. The loss of a dream, safety, a loved one's presence... cuts connections and fosters isolation. Disconnected from what mattered most, the mind reels, the heart cries, and the body suffers.

An Hooghe (Verbinding in Verlies), a Belgian psychotherapist specializing in supporting families

after the loss of a child, points to disconnection and reconnection as the essence of her clients' struggles. In her work, too, silence has a prominent place.

As do techniques for exploring the many connections lost through bereavement.

What disconnection you are grieving for, and how to restore dialogue, will be central to our work together. Because dialogue is connection, and connection means dialogue.