Grief Support

Understanding and coping with grief

Group Overview

Intro

It is widely held that there are "stages" of grief. And, that we travel through these stages, one at a time, in a progressive order until our grieving is "complete".

Our experience with loss tells a different story. One that's totally unique. In other words, your grief, and the way you grieve -- and what you grieve are unique to you.

Our group explores the depths of the grieving process and sheds light on the questions we have about how to grieve, why we grieve, and how to move forward (is it even okay to move forward?).

This group provides answers to to some of the questions you might be afraid to ask and is a safe place to express what you are going through.

Get Help with these common issues:

Depression

Feeling Like You are Losing Your Mind

Feelings of Denial

Physical Problems

Feelings of Relief

A Tangled Ball of Emotions

Emotional Ambushes

5 Ways To Cope With Grief:

Give Yourself Time

Let your heart not your head determine how you feel. Everyone grieves differently and at their own pace.

Take Care of Yourself

Rest, Exercise, & Diet - Grief can leave you physically exhausted. It is important to take care of yourself and give yourself the extra strength you need.

Crying

Crying is just one expression of grief. There is a saying, “What soap is for the body, tears are for the soul”. Tears are not a sign of weakness. If you feel like crying, let your tears flow.

Find Support

Grief can be very isolating. Whether you speak to someone individually or join a grief support group, reach out and find people who know how to listen. This can help normalize the myriad of feelings you are experiencing.

Be Gentle With Yourself

It may be 5 days, 5 months, 5 years or longer since your loved one died, and you may still experience moments of grief so intense they take you by surprise. While these grief bursts may occur from time to time, you will continue to heal. Be gentle and patient with yourself as you move forward into a full and meaningful life.

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Grief: Living at Peace with Loss

Grief

Living at Peace with Loss

There are all types of grief; from the normal expression you feel when something tragic and unexpected happens, to chronic grief and repressed grief.

Grief: Living at Peace with Loss will help you determine what may have caused grief in your life and help you on the steps to recovery. Learn what "grief work" is and how it can help you commit to working through difficult grief and the stress that goes along with it.

This book addresses the issues grieving people face but are often reluctant to mention to others.

If you have experienced loss, don't go through it alone. Join our group and start the path to healing

The Community Support Model

Healing happens when you are surrounded by people that understand what you are going through.
We involve therapists, counselors, mentors, and community leaders who volunteer.