We run groups to support people through the transition of world events - which can bring up feelings of anger, fear, and grief - as well as emotional support groups for parents of children with special needs, offering both strength and self-value in navigating societal challenges.

Our next support groups are:

Freedom Talking Stick & Drumming Group
for victims of discrimination (various - please contact us)

These run as an when there is a request for it. Please ask to be added to our Support Group mailing list for 2021/2022 dates.

A chance to express our angers, fears, and hopes (and general feelings), and drum to free them, transform them, and ground ourselves. The focus is on expression of suppression where a safe space space is offered to discuss difficult topics with those who understand. Spiritual and life coaching methods and various energy therapies can be incorporated if suitable.

Bereavement Support Group
These run as an when there is a request for it. Please ask to be added to our Support Group mailing list for 2021/2022 dates.

In this time of world history, many are suffering grief due to the loss of societal structure, jobs, personal health treatments, family members, and so on. Suicide rates are rising fast, and anxiety is at an all time high. This support group offers a safe, confidential space to be open and voice your grief, with expert emotional and spiritual support given.

Warrior Parents Support Group
These run as an when there is a request for it. Please ask to be added to our Support Group mailing list for 2021/2022 dates.

This is a support group for parents of special needs children, many of whom are also struggling at this time. Have a little bit of well-deserved me-time away from it all and speak to those who understand and can share their experiences and ideas on how to cope in the current climate.
Our support groups are run by Dianna, and sometimes her partner, Alastair, who is a licenced homoeopath by profession. Dianna is trained in shamanic healing, personal and spiritual coaching, and holds a certificate in the Principles of End of Life Care. She and Alastair are parents to an autistic girl and have vast experience navigating all manner of situations concerning special needs having gone through it all themselves, and having many clients who have.

In addition to professional experience supporting clients with grief, they have personal experience of bereavement, too, having lost family members and friends over the years.