Bereavement Specialist – Creative Arts Therapist
Anne Marie Tymlin
Bereavement Specialist & Creative Arts Therapist
My name is Anne Marie Tymlin and I am a Dramatherapist and a Bereavement Specialist. Over the years I have supported hundreds of children and families to resolve their feelings around issues such as family grief and loss. I have worked as an eTutor facilitating teacher CPD. I regularly host Creative Workshops in person and online on topics such as self-care, personal development and mindful approaches to relaxation and stress management.
What I Do
Bereavement Support
As a therapist I offer a chance for adults and children to process the difficulties they may face during times of change, loss, and bereavement. Talking to a professional therapist can be a valuable decision as we are specialists in our field.
Creative Arts Therapy
I have developed and delivered CPD programmes to teachers on subjects that are practical and supportive for their position. My programmes include personal development for teachers, bereavement information and self-care for carers.
Online Therapy
I provide online individual and group therapy for adults who are looking for support at times of stress. This support is confidential and non-judgmental. I include creative activities and mindfulness for personal development and relaxation.
Testimonials
Blog
The Path Taken
I was thinking of what someone said to me a while back, about whether I thought therapy is any use at all. I thought about the amount of study and research and personal commitment that goes into becoming a valuable therapist and found it very easy to say a...
A Mothers Story.
As I sat on one side of the open fire with my mother sitting at the other side while oohing and aahing over my newborn baby lying on my lap, I thought of how I would cope if anything ever happened to him. You might think that a strange thought, but I was painfully...
Grief in Action
Grief in action/ calling it what it is/the work involved There are many metaphors that we use to make death more acceptable, sometimes it can be difficult to use the word dead when we are talking about a loved one, so we say we have lost them, or they have passed. The...