At the Center for Living with Loss, we find that many people experience a loss that causes deep emotional and spiritual pain. The loss might be that of a spouse, a child, or a close friend. Perhaps you or someone you love is dealing with a recent diagnosis of a serious illness.

At such times, support from family and friends, clergy and others who have gone through a similar experience can be helpful.

But sometimes we need more. Sometimes we need the guidance of trained counselors to help us toward healthful healing. Please call us, we are here to help.

Our Philosophy

Since grief is a very unique experience that changes as the weeks and months go by, our bereavement program offers many different choices.

• Would you like grief information or counseling to explore your loss and what to expect? We have a professional staff skilled in working with individuals or families, children through adults at The Center for Living With Loss.
  
  
• Are you someone who wants to talk with others about your grief and maybe learn from their experiences? You will want to look into our Support Groups for adults, teens and children.
  
  
• Thinking about doing some reading? Here is a good place to start: Selected Resources on Grief.
  
  
• Would you like information without having to share your story? Come to one of our many informative Grief Talks.
  
  
• Would you like to do something as a whole family? Register for an Interactive Workshop.
  
  
• Are you someone that likes to walk and wants to meet some new people? Check out the Walking Group.
  
  
• Do you find writing to be helpful in grief or would you like it to be? Come to a Writing Workshop.
  
  
• Our Service of Remembrance allows those in grief to come together to remember, honor and celebrate the lives of those who have died.
  
  
• Do you want extra support around holidays like Christmas, Mother’s Day and Hanukah? We have Holiday Programs for you.
  
  
• We even have a summer camp for children in grief, Camp Healing Hearts.