Grief, Loss, and Bereavement Therapy
Grief Counseling in Delray Beach, FL
We come into this world as innocents, dependent on our parental caregivers for nourishment, safety, and security, and it is through these early connections and the meanings they hold for us that we venture through life establishing new connections, renew lost relationships, and recreate a fresh beginning.
We come into this world as innocents, dependent on our parental caregivers for nourishment, safety, and security, and it is through these early connections and the meanings they hold for us that we venture through life establishing new connections, renew lost relationships, and recreate a fresh beginning.
Overcoming the Pain of Grief and Loss
As we turn to these new relationships to provide mental and emotional nourishment, safety and security, and a sense of belonging, we create new meanings and possibilities.
It is through our relationships that we experience joy and sadness, pleasure and pain, love, jealousy and hate, frustration and anger, to name a few. And when some of our relationships end, we may experience loss through grief.
Loss is a very personal experience, and so is our process of grieving. Grief can be experienced through sadness, anger, confusion, loneliness or feelings of emptiness, or being in a fog. The loss may be so painful that it feels like your heart has been ripped to pieces.
You may believe that you are living a dream from which you will eventually wake up. The process of grieving can be relatively short for some people, while long and hard for others.
Overcoming the Pain of Grief and Loss
As we turn to these new relationships to provide mental and emotional nourishment, safety and security, and a sense of belonging, we create new meanings and possibilities.
It is through our relationships that we experience joy and sadness, pleasure and pain, love, jealousy and hate, frustration and anger, to name a few. And when some of our relationships end, we may experience loss through grief.
Loss is a very personal experience, and so is our process of grieving. Grief can be experienced through sadness, anger, confusion, loneliness or feelings of emptiness, or being in a fog. The loss may be so painful that it feels like your heart has been ripped to pieces.
You may believe that you are living a dream from which you will eventually wake up. The process of grieving can be relatively short for some people, while long and hard for others.
In light of the concerns that have come from the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, The Counseling Center for Growth & Recovery offers remote video counseling or teletherapy for those who may be feeling ill or practicing Social Distancing. To schedule your first online counseling session, please call 561-404-1482 and we will be ready to assist you.
You don’t have to go it alone
Let us help you get your life back…
Having over 25 years of experience as counselors and Delray Beach psychotherapists, we have helped countless clients work through the pain of loss, honor precious memories and legacies, and reconnect with life in a meaningful way.
Having over 25 years of experience as counselors and Delray Beach psychotherapists, we have helped countless clients work through the pain of loss, honor precious memories and legacies, and reconnect with life in a meaningful way.
Let’s take this journey together to heal from grief, loss, and bereavement
Whether experiencing the loss or death of friends or family members, or loss associated with changes in life circumstances, an adjustment may be difficult or scary as one’s sense of identity becomes challenged.
Though people around you may empathize with your loss and try to offer what they consider to be helpful advice or suggestions, you may find yourself mentally and emotionally drained, or overwhelmed, as you try to pick up the pieces of your broken heart and move forward.
Let’s take this journey together to heal from grief, loss, and bereavement
Whether experiencing the loss or death of friends or family members, or loss associated with changes in life circumstances, an adjustment may be difficult or scary as one’s sense of identity becomes challenged.
Though people around you may empathize with your loss and try to offer what they consider to be helpful advice or suggestions, you may find yourself mentally and emotionally drained, or overwhelmed, as you try to pick up the pieces of your broken heart and move forward.
