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  The Bereavement and Trauma Rescue Centre Bereavement and Trauma Rescue Outreach has been created to bring support and help to people suffering or preparing for bereavement.

All the members of our team have suffered bereavement and are passionate about helping others experiencing bereavement. Having been through bereavement ourselves, we empathise with the pain and issues that people go through.

We offer a new paradigm in bereavement treatment. We don't just offer conventional counselling, but instead base our approach on the evidence available for life after death. By presenting this evidence, from sound medical and scientific sources, we help people find confidence in life after death. Most people whom we have helped in this way find that the pain of bereavement is reduced from unbearable dispair to a more handleable level of pain comparable to that experienced when a loved one emigrates.

Whilst two of our core team of four are priests and a third soon to be ordained, our help is available and relevant to Christians of all denominations and non-Christians alike.

 

 

 
 
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1. Bring support and information to anyone anywhere who is preparing for or suffering bereavement.

We offer a new paradigm in bereavement treatment. We don't just offer conventional counselling, but instead base our approach on the evidence available for life after death. By presenting this evidence, from sound medical and scientific sources, we help people find confidence in life after death. Most people whom we have helped in this way find that the pain of bereavement is reduced from unbearable dispair to a more handleable level of pain comparable to that experienced when a loved one emigrates.

2. Relationships

We have relationships with various organisations and individuals. We are keen to share and learn from anyone interested in this new field of medical and scientific research. In particular, we seek further relationships with:

  • Near Death Experience researchers world-wide
  • Near Death Experiencers
  • Church groups and Christian organisations.
  • Individual clergy
  • Bereavement counsellers who feel that including NDE research will accelerate the healing process for their clients
  • Medical staff who would like to share NDE information or learn more about our approach to bereavement
  • Hospice staff and those working in paliative care

 

3. Training

We want to share our information and paradigm with open minded professionals engaged in providing care and support to the bereaved. We intend to teach and pass on our knowledge to those who want to explore this new exciting way of helping those suffering bereavement. We also intend to build up and make available a range of training resources.

4. Local Outreach

We plan to build on our local Outreach programme, here in the New Forest, Hampshire, UK and encourage similar local Outreach initiatives elsewhere. As part of our local Outreach, we offer bereavement surgeries at G.P surgeries, hospitals and hospices, run discussion groups and bring our bereavement approach into the local community wherever needed.

5. Bereavement Rescue Centre

We plan to build a sanctuary where those suffering bereavement and trauma can come for revolutionary expert help at a time where they believe there is no help. We intend to offer respite support, welcoming guests to stay with us, absorb the NDE information we offer and relax and recover from the trauma of bereavement in the healing environment of the New Forest.

The Centre will also enable us to offer on-site training for bereavement counsellers, clergy and medical/hospice staff.

 
 
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Death where is thy sting?

Death is the ultimate social taboo. We will talk about everything, much of which we maybe shouldn't, but death remains the taboo of our time due to our materialistic and unspiritual lifestyles and attitudes.

There comes a day for everyone where the subject of death must inevitably and inescapeably be faced, either a loved one or our own.

No journey should be travelled without a route map. Fortunately, there are travellers that have travelled ahead on the journey we will all travel - and have come back and told us the route and destinations of this journey.

These people are Near Death Experience survivors, many of whom have been fully clinically dead under medical supervision and monitoring. Due to advances in modern medicine and resuscitation, more and more people world-wide are returning from the brink of death and also death.

Near Death Experience survivors are witnesses, like any other witness, with the added corroboration of trained medical staff and equipment. As such, they provide strong evidence for what lies beyond death. It must be remembered that in many avenues of life, these same people if they witness a crime, accident or any other incident would be trusted for their testimony. Why should we treat them differently in these circumstances? Added to that, on return, these individuals are changed forever.

 
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Bereavement and Trauma Rescue Outreach has been created to bring support and help to people suffering or preparing for bereavement.

All the members of our team have suffered bereavement and are passionate about helping others experiencing bereavement. Having been through bereavement ourselves, we empathise with the pain and issues that people go through.

Please feel free to contact us for confidential bereavement support or in relation to our Bereavement Rescue ministry.

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Telephone: 01590 624731 or 01590 643810 (Fr Rod)

 
 
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Heaven Tour


NDE testimony - one from someone who went to heaven and another from someone who experienced both Heaven and Hell. Some interesting insights and descriptions of Heaven.