Natural Disaster Drop-In Grief Support Groups
Saturdays 11:00 am - 12:00 pm CT - Starts July 26
Natural disasters are physically and emotionally devastating, leaving survivors adrift in a sea of grief.
It is in these moments of profound vulnerability that our online grief support groups can be a beacon of hope and healing, offering a safe place where you can come to mourn, process, and, over time, begin to rebuild your life.
Grief is a natural response to change or loss that disrupts your sense of safety or connection.
Why Join a Natural Disaster Grief Support Group?
We "Get it"
You Are Not Alone
Shared Learning
When you're in grief, you often feel like you're alone in your pain, but being in a group setting allows you to connect with others who truly "get it."
They understand the depth of your loss because they're experiencing it, too. This shared experience can be profoundly comforting and validating.
Shared Learning
You Are Not Alone
Shared Learning
In a group, you can hear how others are coping, what strategies they're using, and what has helped them find moments of peace.
It's a space where you can give and receive support, which can be incredibly healing.
You might find that someone else's story resonates with you or that you have advice that could help someone else.
This exchange can foster a sense of purpose and connection.
No Judgement
You Are Not Alone
You Are Not Alone
Our grief support group is a safe space to express your emotions without judgment—tears are welcome!
It's a place where you can be honest about your feelings. Whether you are feeling sad, anxious, angry, guilty, or even relieved, know that you're not going to be judged or misunderstood.
This can be a crucial part of the healing process, w
Our grief support group is a safe space to express your emotions without judgment—tears are welcome!
It's a place where you can be honest about your feelings. Whether you are feeling sad, anxious, angry, guilty, or even relieved, know that you're not going to be judged or misunderstood.
This can be a crucial part of the healing process, which allows you to process your emotions within a supportive environment.
You Are Not Alone
You Are Not Alone
You Are Not Alone
Being part of a group can help reduce feelings of isolation.
Grief can be incredibly isolating, but knowing that you're not alone in your journey can be a powerful antidote to loneliness.
It can remind you that while your grief is unique, you are not alone as you experience it.
