Carmen Debono

Originally developed by Carl Rogers in the field of psychology, the approach is now widely used in healthcare, social care, education, disability services, and community support. Let's take a look at the Person-Centred Approach in a Nutshell.

Grief is a deeply personal experience, yet society often recognises and validates only certain types of loss. When a person's grief is not openly acknowledged, supported, or understood by others, it is known as disenfranchised grief 'The Grief That Often Goes Unseen'.

Authentic living requires us to embrace the reality of our freedom and be responsible for how we choose to live.