Grief

Serving clients at Lakewood · Centennial · Northglenn · Telehealth available statewide in Colorado
Grief is the price of love—and there is no wrong way to grieve. Whether you’ve lost a loved one, a relationship, a job, a pregnancy, or a sense of who you are, grief counseling provides a space to process your loss and find a way forward. Our therapists offer compassionate, skilled support for all kinds of grief.

Signs You May Benefit from Grief & Loss Support

  • Intense sadness, longing, or emptiness after a loss
  • Difficulty accepting that the loss is real
  • Avoiding reminders of the person or thing you lost
  • Guilt, anger, or numbness
  • Disrupted sleep, appetite, or functioning
  • Grief that feels stuck or gets worse over time

Our Treatment Approach

We draw on the Dual Process Model of grief, Complicated Grief Treatment (CGT), and meaning-making approaches. We honor your unique grief process rather than imposing a timeline or set of ‘stages’ you must follow.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if my grief is ‘normal’?
Grief varies enormously. If it’s significantly interfering with your life for an extended period, therapy can help—even if it doesn’t feel ‘bad enough’ to seek help.
Is grief counseling covered by insurance?
Yes. Grief-related depression, anxiety, and adjustment disorders are covered diagnoses.
Do you work with children who are grieving?
Yes. We offer developmentally sensitive grief counseling for children and teens, often with parental involvement.