Group therapy can be a helpful addition to individual therapy or done on it’s own. Group work can be especially supportive for people feeling alone or isolated in their diagnosis, grief, or caregiving journey. 

Our new groups will help you to build up your coping skills, decrease anxiety, depression, and connect you to others who share in challenges you also face. 

Now enrolling members for groups starting January 2025!

Whether you’ve recently received a diagnosis, are considering palliative or hospice care or anything in between, illness counseling can help you gain tools for coping with the emotional and physical aspects of a variety of health concerns.

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Grief is normal after a death but that doesn’t mean you aren’t hurting. Counseling can help fill in the gaps when support from loved ones dwindles or you find yourself needing more support.

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If you’re caring for a loved one with a chronic or terminal illness, chances are you’re trying to juggle several things at once. You may be tempted to keep putting your own needs last, but you won’t be able to sustain it forever. Consider counseling to boost your support system or to create your Caregiving Compass for a self care plan that will actually stick.

Start the conversation and get peace of mind for you and your loved ones. Complete your Advance Care Directives, Create your personal Comfort Plan, or learn more about your options.

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