It’s okay.
All of these feelings and behaviors are familiar markers along the path of grief. However, they don’t feel good and can often get in the way of your ability to function well at work, home, and with your family.
I'd like to be there for you.
I know what it's like. I lost someone I love to breast cancer. There were times when I felt sad, helpless, and anxious.
I know how important it was to be able to talk to someone who really understands -someone who has been there. It was a lifesaver for me then and I know it can be helpful for you now.
You don't have to go through this alone.
Grieving is hard. Doing it alone is harder.
Please call or email today and let's get started on your path together.
Now is the time for you.
With caring and respect,
Bobbi
Someone you love has died.
The path of grief can be long and lonely...
I'd like to walk it with you.
Are you experiencing any of these common reactions to loss?
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Crying spells
Crying spells•Depression
Depression•Insomnia or sleeping more than usual
Insomnia or sleeping more than usual•Anxiety
Anxiety•Agitation
Agitation•Physical pain
Physical pain•Difficulty concentrating
Difficulty concentrating•Poor appetite or overeating
Poor appetite or overeating•Exhaustion
Exhaustion•Listlessness
Listlessness•Irritability
Irritability
Bobbi L. Emel, MFT
Walking the path with you
1040 Border Rd.
Los Altos, CA 94024
Phone: 650-529-9059
Fax: 650-851-9189
MFC31270PCE2747
PCE2747Office Hours: Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday.
Some evening hours are available
