Palliative and Bereavement Psychotherapy

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Llumus offers specialist palliative and bereavement psychotherapy to individuals, families, and aged care organisations — in clinic, by telehealth, or in residence.

For those navigating grief, loss, and the end of life

Why Llumus?

Grief takes many forms. It arrives when a diagnosis changes everything, or in the long months of watching someone you love decline. It surfaces in the shift from carer to visitor, in the weeks after a death, and in the life that has to be rebuilt afterwards.

Llumus was established to meet people at every point in this arc — whatever form their grief takes, and wherever they are. We offer specialist psychotherapy that attends to what is present in the person, the family, and the room: not only to what can be named, but to what is being carried.

"Even when words fade, presence can still speak."

— Olivia Andrews, Llumus Care

Areas of support

How Llumus Care can help

Llumus works across three settings. Each offers clinically specialist support — not scripted programmes, but genuine therapeutic presence.

  • Individuals & Families

    Individuals & Families

    One-to-one psychotherapy for adults of any age navigating grief, anticipatory grief, bereavement, or the approach of their own death.

    In clinic (Sydney) · Telehealth (Australia-wide)

  • Palliative & Hospital Settings

    Palliative & Hospital Settings

    For people receiving palliative care in hospital or hospice, and for their families — at any stage of a life-limiting illness.

    In residence · Sydney palliative units & wards

  • Residential Aged Care

    Residential Aged Care

    Specialist psychosocial support for aged care providers and residents — embedded across the full arc of the residential journey.

    On-site partnerships · Sydney providers

Resources

  • Why Families Grieve: When a Parent Moves into Aged Care

  • What the New Aged Care Act Means for Mental Health Support in Residential Care

  • The Grief of Dementia: Losing Someone While They're Still Here

Frequently Asked Questions

Unsure where to start?

A first conversation can help clarify what kind of support may be useful.