A more compassionate world starts with opening up about mental health and trauma.
Emma is an adulting coach, trainee counsellor and grief expert who assists people with the practical and emotional things that need to be done to prepare for death and dying.
Through supportive workshops, courses and One-on-One sessions, Emma can help you confront tricky issues and go from being stressed & overwhelmed to sorted and better able to enjoy life.
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Practical
Whether it’s Wills, LPAs, Probate or Funerals, Emma translates legal jargon into plain English in these easy-to-understand articles that really help with sorting out tricky things.
Support
Emma explores the emotional roller coaster that surrounds bereavement, death and mental health, to provide support and give you hope for the future.
Emma’s Blog
Reviews, thoughts, events and more. Emma’s blog is all about the things that are happening in her life, that have influenced, motivated, annoyed or moved her.
Resources
There are many people and organisations who can help. Our resources page suggests some that complement the work we do and provides useful links.
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“I believe that learning to dance in the rain of life’s storms and finding breaks in the clouds can bring hope and joy even in the darkest of times”
— Emma Gray, Rainbow Hunting Limited
About Emma Gray
Emma’s wealth of personal and professional experience can help you find your best way forwards.
At the age of 35, Emma’s husband was diagnosed with terminal cancer. As well as being faced with losing the love of her life, overnight she had to come to terms with so much: the shock of the day-to-day reality of bringing up two young bereaved children alone, becoming the breadwinner in the family and being the carer to her increasingly poorly partner. Emma found the experience difficult, isolating and lonely and she battled with her demons whilst everyone else appeared to be getting on with their seemingly happy, normal, family lives.
Nonetheless, even on the most challenging of days, Emma discovered what she called Rainbow Hunting – looking for the smallest breaks in the clouds and rain to find hope and joy, even in her darkest times.
Now widowed, Emma is training to be a counsellor and is dedicating her life to helping people who find themselves in similar tragic and difficult circumstances. Emma’s background as an award-winning solicitor, mental wellness advocate and expert in end-of-life legal paperwork, means Emma is uniquely qualified to give both practical advice and emotional support to guide you through the toughest of times and to help you learn to dance in the rain and find your own rainbows.
