Hospice of Wake CountyCoping with grief
Grief is a personal journey, and no two experiences are the same.
Adults and children/teens residing in the 11-county service area · Loss-specific support groups are typically formed in Spring and Fall, based on community interest. Lights of Remembrance is held each year in January, and Sprin · Free
From transitionslifecare.org/care-services/grief-care ↗About this program
We offer compassionate support, resources, and programs to help you process loss and find your way forward.
Grief support for adults and children/teens (ages 5-17) is available in-person and via telehealth to those who reside in our 11-county service area.
Our grief support programs provide a safe place for you to explore and express your grief in a way that is comfortable and healing for you. Talking about grief with others who are also coping with the death of a loved one often helps reduce feelings of isolation and of not being understood.
Our licensed professionals provide short-term, grief-focused counseling, support groups, workshops, and other services designed to compassionately meet your needs.
Questions
Is grief support free?
Free Grief Support Open to the whole community
Where can in-person counseling sessions be held?
In-person counseling sessions may be held at our Kit Boney Grief Center in Raleigh or at our Durham location. Remote counseling sessions are available either by phone or video platform.
Who is grief support available to?
Grief support for adults and children/teens (ages 5-17) is available in-person and via telehealth to those who reside in our 11-county service area.
Details
- Who
- Adults and children/teens residing in the 11-county service area
- When
- Loss-specific support groups are typically formed in Spring and Fall, based on community interest. Lights of Remembrance is held each year in January, and Sprin
- Where
- In-person at the Kit Boney Grief Center in Raleigh or at the Durham location, or remote by phone or video
- Cost
- Free
- Ages
- 5-17 for children and teens