Hope for the Grieving Heart

Hope for the Grieving Heart Does your grief overpower and control your life? Get your life back! People come to us because their lives were devastated by personal loss.

Attend one of our action-based group that provides a safe environment for you to look at your old beliefs about dealing with loss...AND will change your LIFE! The Grief Recovery Method will give you the tools you need to effectively recover from loss as well as an opportunity for personal healing. The program was developed by someone who was going through loss himself so this is not just a theory,

but also a method that has worked for millions of people continuously over the past 35 years. Our Grief Support Group is an action-based group that provides a safe environment for you to look at your old beliefs about dealing with loss, which losses have affected your life, and take actions that will lead you to complete unresolved emotions that may still be causing you pain. This not a drop in group. You can choose an 8 week group format or a 7-week one-on-one format depending on your preference and availability. The groups are led by Simonie Levy and David Pritchard. Simonie and David met while attending the Certification training for the Grief Recovery Method. After completing the training, they decided to embark on the journey of bringing the Grief Recovery Method to those experiencing loss. Having both lived through different types of loss, they learned first hand the value in the Grief Recovery Method and how it supports people moving through their grief. Simonie’s journey with grief began in 2007 when her husband Mark was diagnosed with leukemia and passed away 8 months after his initial diagnosis. Simonie turned to counseling and groups to try and find some solace in her devastating loss. All these helped, but nothing seemed to guide or help her find ways to move forward with her life. She was given the book, The Grief Recovery Method, and after reading it decided that it seemed to have what she was looking for and attended a training with the organization. David’s grief journey has been multi-faceted having lost a brother, both parents, and a son, and moving through a divorce. He tried a multitude of methods of trying to cope with his grief including counseling, group therapy, and peer led support groups. After his son’s death, David began to search for more meaningful methods to cope with his grief. The ideas and practical methods outlined in the book, The Grief Recovery Method, resonated strongly. It was then that he decided to attend a training with this organization.

04/12/2020

Holidays can be so difficult for those who are grieving. And during these unusual times, grief can be magnified. We hold all of you in our hearts, sending you love and strength.♥️🤗🙏

03/14/2020

Whether you’re upset that your vacation has been cancelled or have been quarantined (mandatory or not), make no mistake about it, people all over the world are grieving.

Feeling stuck? Not sure what's holding you back? For many, unresolved grief acts as an anchor. The Grief Recovery Method...
03/11/2020

Feeling stuck? Not sure what's holding you back? For many, unresolved grief acts as an anchor. The Grief Recovery Method has helped many of us to pull up the anchor and live a more fulfilling life.
We have an 8 week group starting April 14 and a weekend group May 16-17.
We'd love to explore this option with you...message us to set up a time to talk.

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03/08/2020

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How do you help someone in grief What would you add, please add to the comments your thoughts. About the Artist Tanya Lord was a special education teacher when Noah died. After his death she read The Institute of Medicine’s report To Err Is Human and realized that the errors responsible for her so...

How many times have you heard this statement? Rather than telling someone not to feel bad, try acknowledging their pain....
02/18/2020

How many times have you heard this statement? Rather than telling someone not to feel bad, try acknowledging their pain. Don't try to take it away. Be willing to sit in discomfort while they share their pain. Try being a "heart with ears". ❤️

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Our next group starts April 14th. If you're ready to reclaim your life and no longer allow your grief to overpower you, ...
02/12/2020

Our next group starts April 14th. If you're ready to reclaim your life and no longer allow your grief to overpower you, give us a call.

02/10/2020

We hear this term often and the best way to start a discussion on “complicated grief” is to start with looking at a definition of grief in general. Check out our article which talks about this

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01/07/2020
Our next *FREE* monthly group. Please join Simonie Levy and I for this event.
11/24/2019

Our next *FREE* monthly group. Please join Simonie Levy and I for this event.

Mon, Dec 2, 2019, 6:30 PM: Are you grieving? Grief is the normal and natural emotional response to loss. People say you have to let go and move on in your life, but they don’t tell you what you need t

Sending love to all who are feeling pain right now💜💜💜
10/22/2019

Sending love to all who are feeling pain right now💜💜💜

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