Help With Grief

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Grief Counseling is Offered for the Following:

Grief Support Group

A Grief support group assists individuals in knowing that they are not alone in this season. They are provided with support and encouragement from others, while at the same time, providing support and encouragement to others.  In the grief support group you have the opportunity to share your story and hear the story of others in a safe environment.  While each individual’s grief story is uniquely their own, there are many parts of the grieving experience that are commonly held and shared by others. Visit the Services Provided page for more information on the Grief Support Group.

Individual Grief Counseling

There are times when individual counseling is needed in addition to, or instead of, a support group.  Such times may include if an individual becomes stuck in grief and the intensity of the grief experience does not decrease over time.  If the depression, which is a normal stage of grief, becomes chronic, or persistent, individual counseling should be considered, or if the individual is experiencing suicidal thoughts. Additional factors, such as a traumatic and/or sudden death of a loved one, can complicate and add to the weight of grief.   Call today to determine if individual grief counseling will meet your needs.

Corporate Grief Crisis Counseling

There are times when the death of a co-worker or employee impacts the work place in a profound way.  During these times the workers find themselves struggling to perform their work tasks, while navigating the shock and pain of the loss.  In the days following the death of an employee, employers may find it hard to know what to do or say to help.  With Corporate Grief Crisis Counseling I will come out to the work place to provide group and/or individual counseling to your company’s employees.  Crisis grief counseling will provide the employees with a safe place to talk about the loss, help them understand the normalcy of grief, provide them with information about the grieving process, and assess the need for additional referrals.  Contact me for more information.