A wellbeing workshop in Nailsea will help people explore grief and celebrate life.

Good Grief, organised by Nailsea Town Council, will take place on October 11 from 1.30pm to 3.30pm.

It will be hosted at Nailsea Baptist Church and coincide with The Good Grief Festival, which is taking place in the week starting October 7.

The event will feature a range of stallholders from different organisations, including solicitors, funeral directors, bereavement support groups, counselling and talking therapy services, St Peters Hospice, and a mindfulness and hypnotherapy organisation.

Attendees will be able to meet with these organisations to discuss their individual needs and receive free advice.

There will also be a 'coffee corner' for those who want to come along simply for a coffee, biscuit, and a chat.

The workshop will cover topics related to grief, end of life, and bereavement, providing practical advice on how to prepare for death and what to do when someone dies.

It ties in with National Free Will Writing Month, offering attendees the chance to seek advice on how to make a free will.

(Image: Nailsea Town Council) Hayley Orchard, community wellbeing officer at Nailsea Town Council, said: "The Good Grief event is an opportunity for those who want to prepare for end of life, or for those experiencing grief to come along for free advice or simply for a coffee, biscuit, and a chat.

"Although this event is taking place at the Nailsea Baptist Church, it is a secular event organised by Nailsea Town Council.

"Everybody is welcome."

The event is supported by a range of organisations including Good Grief Trust, Tyntesfield Medical Group Patient Participation Group and Wellbeing Team, Wellspring Counselling, Simpson Solicitors, Arthur E Davey, Your Cancer Café, Vita Minds health group, Sole Survivor Bereavement, STAR, Your Best Mind, St Peters Hospice, Community Connect, and Super Culture.

More information about Good Grief can be found at the Good Grief Festival website.