Grief and Loss Counseling

Coping with loss: “Loss of a Spouse” seminar offers comfort and guidance
Losing a spouse is one of the most heartbreaking experiences a person can endure. The loss brings grief, uncertainty, and many unanswered questions. How do you move forward? What should you do with your spouse’s belongings? Will the pain ever lessen? While grief is deeply personal, support from others who have experienced similar loss can […]
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Chesapeake Life Center offers support for Grievers and Caregivers
Grief can feel like a lonely road, especially when it involves the loss of someone deeply important. For seniors, navigating the emotional weight of grief and loss is a unique journey. Whether it’s the passing of a spouse, a close friend, or even the gradual loss of a loved one due to illness, the pain […]

Group support offers a pathway through grief’s challenges
Navigating the intense emotions and psychological shifts that come with loss can be daunting. Research highlights the benefits of group support for individuals struggling with grief. Bereavement groups provide essential emotional relief and social connections, helping the grieving process feel less isolating. A 2020 review synthesizing over a dozen studies found that bereavement groups can […]

Grieving in stages and finding strength along the way
Grief is an intensely personal experience that affects every individual differently. It often brings overwhelming emotions that ebb and flow unpredictably. While there is no single way to grieve, psychological models provide insight into how people process and adapt to loss. Two well-established frameworks—the stages of grief proposed by Colin Murray Parkes and John Bowlby […]

Living with early-onset dementia: Key symptoms, diagnosis, and emotional support
Dementia is often associated with aging, but an increasing number of people are diagnosed at an early age. Early-onset dementia refers to cases where symptoms appear before the age of 65. This condition can have a profound impact on both individuals and their families, often leading to significant emotional and physical challenges. While the causes […]

MOHA: Supporting moms through the pain of loss
Mothers of Held Angels (MOHA) is a Houston-based non-profit organization dedicated to supporting mothers who have experienced the devastating loss of a child during pregnancy. Founded in 2021 by Brittany Kemp, Hollyn Keith, and Anna Noto, MOHA was born from personal grief and the need for a compassionate support system for bereaved mothers. The organization’s […]

Overcoming isolation: essential tools for families and seniors in bereavement deserts
Grieving a loss is personal and can be tough, especially for seniors with special life challenges. Good grief counseling gives tools to help handle these emotions, supporting mental and emotional strength. By getting how grief works and using custom support systems, seniors can find ways to heal and reconnect with life. Key Takeaways Grief counseling […]

Navigating grief together: How anticipatory grief support groups offer comfort and understanding
Anticipatory grief, the pain felt when preparing for a loved one’s loss, can be isolating and overwhelming, with emotions like sadness, anxiety, and anger. Finding a space to share your feelings and connect with others who understand can provide comfort. Anticipatory grief support groups offer that connection, helping you navigate the emotional challenges of grief and […]
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