Facing the Mourning
An interactive support group designed to help with the grieving process by using visual and thought-provoking tools. During these four sessions, the participants share their story, build memorials, compose letters, write in journals and develop goals with milestones. Designed for all types of losses, individuals and family members.
Facing the Mourning Together
Facing the Mourning is a guided four-week grief support group open to individuals and families experiencing any type of loss. Led by a trained facilitator, this curriculum-based program offers a compassionate space where grievers are invited to share their stories and explore their grief through meaningful, hands-on activities such as creating memorials, writing letters and journal reflections, and setting personal healing goals with milestones. Participants receive a workbook prior to the group that outlines each week’s experience and activities. Facing the Mourning is designed to meet you where you are in your grief journey and offer tools, connection, and support along the way. We invite you to explore upcoming in-person or virtual opportunities and to join a group that feels right for you.
*The cost is $65 and includes the Facing the Mourning workbook.
Weekly Schedule Preview
Facing the Mourning is a 4-week, curriculum-based support group open to all types of losses. Participants will receive a manual prior to the group that details each week. The 4-week group is led by a facilitator trained in the Facing the Mourning curriculum. Each week, participants are invited to try different hands-on ways to work through their grief.
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Learn how to honor your loved one by building memorials.
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Write a letter to someone or something to share more about your loss, experiences, and person.
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Discover your journaling style and how it can help you reflect on your experiences and progress through your grief journey.
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Learn how to set goals with milestones to help track progress toward a goal you set in exploring life moving forward, while honoring your grief.