Bereavement

Bereavement Counselling in Brussels

Grief is difficult in any context. It is particularly difficult when you are away from home — when the people who would ordinarily be present are not, when the demands of professional life do not pause to accommodate mourning, and when the support infrastructure that might normally absorb some of the weight does not exist in the city where you are living.

People in Brussels who are grieving often find themselves managing loss in a context that has no room for it — carrying it quietly, returning to work too quickly because there is no alternative, and finding that months or years later something that was never properly mourned is still present, still exerting its weight.

This practice offers English-language bereavement counselling for people in Brussels — online, unhurried, and at whatever pace the grief requires.

The Work

Sessions are individual and private. Dr Jacquet brings 25 years of clinical experience to bereavement work, alongside a Jungian understanding of loss — one that takes seriously both the pain of grief and its capacity, over time, to become meaningful. The work does not impose a timetable on mourning or measure recovery against any model of how long grief should take.

The practice also supports people through forms of loss beyond bereavement: the end of a significant relationship, the loss of a professional role or identity, the grief that accompanies major life transitions. Loss does not require a death to be real, and it does not require social acknowledgement to merit proper support.

Getting Started

No referral is needed. An initial online consultation can be arranged directly — a quiet, private conversation, at your pace.