Grief Support Groups | The Healing Center

Our Support Groups

In each support group, we create a space where clients can candidly share and be supported by others who 'get it'. We do this by bringing folks together with parallel grief experiences, organizing our groups around client age, type of loss, or intensity of grief.

Each group is led by a licensed therapist or trained facilitator, ensuring every session is meaningful, supportive, and appropriate for all clients. Unlike other programs, our support groups have an open model, meaning clients can join at any time and remain enrolled as long as they see fit.

All children's groups take place in person, while all adult groups meet virtually via Zoom. Please, contact us if you have any concerns about accessing or participating in group virtually.

We are proud to provide all groups free of charge.

Frequently Asked Questions

Foundations

For individuals who have lost their partner and are experiencing initial or intense grief.

Survivors Of Suicide

For individuals who have lost their partner to suicide and are experiencing initial or intense grief.

Memory Keepers

For seniors, aged 60 and over, who have lost their partner and are experiencing initial or intense grief.

Young Adult Group

For individuals aged 18-30 who have lost a parent, sibling, family member, friend, or other important person.

Transitions

For individuals who have lost someone important and feel they have moved beyond their initial grief. This group offers space to explore themes like dating, working, and moving through life alongside grief.

Hues

For Healing Center clients who identify as LGBTQ+. This group offers a space for clients to explore the specific experiences and challenges of LGBTQ+ grievers.

Passages

For seniors who have lost their partner and feel they have moved beyond their initial grief. This group offers space to explore themes like dating, retiring, and moving through life alongside grief.

Caring for Grieving Children

A monthly support group for parents and guardians who are supporting a grieving child. The group offers space to explore the challenges of guiding and supporting children in grief.

Generations

A group for adults aged 30 and older who have lost a parent. This is a new group scheduled to start in Fall of 2024. More information will be available soon.