Grief Support Groups provide an opportunity to learn from others who are grieving the loss of a loved one. Led by professionally trained counselors and volunteer facilitators, they are a safe, non-judgmental place for families and individuals to find comfort while learning coping skills. There is no charge to attend. While health precautions are in […]
While caring for a family member who has a life-limiting condition is fulfilling, it can also be quite challenging. The Elizabeth Hospice offers a support group to provide adult family and friend caregivers with an opportunity to meet with others who are in a similar situation, learn caregiving tips, and reduce their feelings of isolation. […]
Young adults, ages 18 to 30, who are grieving the death of a loved one, are invited to attend our YOUNG GRIEVERS SUPPORT GROUP. Led by The Elizabeth Hospice’s grief counseling team, participants will gain a greater understanding of their grief experience, learn coping skills and meet others who share similar life experiences. FREE. Tuesdays […]
Grief Support Groups provide an opportunity to learn from others who are grieving the loss of a loved one. Led by professionally trained counselors and volunteer facilitators, they are a safe, non-judgmental place for families and individuals to find comfort while learning coping skills. There is no charge to attend. While health precautions are in […]
Grief Support Groups provide an opportunity to learn from others who are grieving the loss of a loved one. Led by professionally trained counselors and volunteer facilitators, they are a safe, non-judgmental place for families and individuals to find comfort while learning coping skills. There is no charge to attend. While health precautions are in […]
One of life’s most difficult challenges is coping with the death of someone you love. If you are neurodivergent, the experience of bereavement may be uniquely and significantly challenging. We are offering a ten-week Neurodivergent Grief Support Group for neurodivergent adults. People can grieve in a community with others who have similar experiences with grief. […]