Yes, that doesn't seem to be a thing here.
Individual Ts and organisations in general seem quite strict about not doing two different sorts of therapy at the same time. They view it as there unevitably being some crossover between bereavement and other issues, which ultimately may be confusing. Counselling being more about processes and the tools the counsellor uses. Client's brain would be muddled with two counsellors even if dealing with different subjects, they would overlap, especially if client has multiple things to deal with.
That's how it was explained to me anyway.
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