Solace House Counseling

Often it helps to talk with someone outside your family or friends. Our staff are skilled, caring, non-judgmental listeners. We can discuss your unique grief experience, explore ways to reduce suffering, and promote healthy coping.

You may be overwhelmed, realizing that life may never be the same. We can support you in adjusting to your loss and understanding common reactions to grief. Support groups can help you feel less alone, providing education and peer support.

Following a death, you may be occupied by the details of the estate, busy at work or with family, and possibly needing distractions from grief. Delaying feelings of grief does not make it go away. When ready, processing grief in the way most unique to your situation can help lessen painful emotions.

Some fear the stigma of therapy, or may feel asking for help is a sign of weakness. Grief is a difficult but natural and universal part of our human experience. We believe seeking support in difficult times is a sign of strength and commitment to healing.

Grief support is available to additional, interested family members. We can also assist out-of-town family with finding support in their local communities.