- Anger
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Numbness or emptiness
- Guilt
- Conflict in faith/spirituality
- Inability to focus
- Changes in sleep, appetite, and energy
- Desire to isolate
How therapy can help
Individuals and/or families may need or desire extra help and support as they navigate their unique grieving process. The therapeutic relationship can offer an opportunity to be seen and heard by an individual outside of your circle of people and experience. Professional help may also be indicated when grief is complicated by a history of trauma and loss. Regardless of the type of loss, in therapy it will be honored, respected, and explored compassionately.
Why us?
Our therapists are committed to building a genuine and sincere connection with our clients and believe therapeutic work can only be done in the context of a safe therapeutic alliance. Our therapists have experience and training in working with individuals and families experiencing grief and loss as well as chronic and acute health care issues, either their own or that of a loved one.
