Grief Support

Upon calling our team, a team member can provide telephone support by answering questions, linking with programs and providing guidance when appropriate. It can be invaluable to speak with a counselor to receive individualized, one-on-one support.

It can be invaluable to speak with a counselor to receive individualized, one-on-one support. The Hospice Bereavement benefit includes 13 months of individualized counseling. For those seeking grief support outside of the Hospice benefit, we have a database of local counseling referrals to offer direct support linkage within the community.

Engaging in a support group offers the opportunity to share and connect with others in similar circumstances. We offer a variety of support groups through our center.

Early experiences of grief present unique challenges, but can also present the opportunity to ensure young ones learn healthy outlets for their emotions. We hold youth-specific programs and provide developmentally appropriate resources to support children and their caregivers.

It is important to understand not only the multifaceted grief experience, but healthy grief and how to take care of those emotions. We have a library of resources -- such as handouts, books, and videos -- that can help you make sense of what you’re feeling and further determine what you need.

If your workplace would benefit from grief and loss education, we can present contemporary information that is customized to your setting.