Guiding Others Through Grief

A friend has experienced the death of someone loved. How can you help? The following articles provide many practical suggestions for helping others with grief:

Helping a Friend in Grief
Helping a Man Who is Grieving
Helping a Friend Who is Dying
Helping a Friend Who is Seriously Ill
Helping a Suicide Survivor Heal
Helping a Homicide Survivor Heal
Helping a Grandparent Who Is Grieving
Helping a Grieving Friend in the Workplace
Helping AIDS Survivors Heal
Helping SIDS Survivors Heal
Helping Your Family When a Member is Dying
Helping Your Family When a Member is Seriously Ill
Helping Your Family Cope When a Pet Dies
Helping Your Family Decide if Organ and Tissue Donation is Right for You
Helping a Friend or Family Member After a Cancer Diagnosis

Begin Healing

The Community Grief Center offers of variety support groups to provide a safe and understanding environment for those navigating their unique grief journey.

common questions:

What is the Cost?

As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, we offer all individual services at no cost.

What are the Office Hours?

Our regular office hours are Monday through Thursday from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm.

How to join a support group?

To find the support group that’s right for you, simply call 970-506-4114.

How does a 1 to 1 session work?

We focus on empathetic listening & embrace Dr. Alan Wolfelt’s companioning model.

unite in healing

You’re not alone.
Surround yourself with support.

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We are here for you.

Have Questions?

If questions are weighing on your mind or you’d like to set up a time to talk, please know we’re just a phone call away.

970-506-4114

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“I didn’t think the group would work for me but it did. I have healed a ton with support from these 6 ladies.”

-Heart-to-heart

“There wasn’t a moment where I felt uncomfortable. When I cried everyone was respectful and let me have a moment. I feel like some weight is off my shoulders.”

-Camp Braveheart

“Each and every group member has changed my life forever. I don’t feel so alone going through this. I will never forget this experience and the wonderful people in this group.”

-Blended

“I learned that the grief journey is just that, a journey, it’s not going to be over in a few sessions or a few months, but it’s a journey, a process for the rest of my life. Also, where I am is okay. There is no right or good way to do it. Sitting in it, moving, allowing myself time to grieve is important. As well as allowing my daughter her pain too.”

-TREK (family grief group)