09/02/2026
Grief can feel incredibly lonely—even when you're surrounded by people who love you.
The people around you may care deeply, but they may not understand why you're still struggling.
They may not know what to say.
They may stop asking.
And sometimes you may find yourself protecting them from how you're really doing.
This is one reason group therapy matters.
There is something powerful about sitting in a room with people who don't need you to explain why a certain date is hard, why grief can show up unexpectedly, or why "moving on" isn't really the goal.
A therapist-led group offers something different from individual therapy. It creates space to:
🤍 Feel less alone in your experience
🤍 Learn from others who are navigating loss
🤍 Develop practical tools for coping with grief
🤍 Process difficult emotions in a supportive environment
🤍 Reconnect with hope, meaning, and purpose
You don't have to grieve the same way as everyone else to benefit from grieving alongside people who understand.
That's why this fall, Morgan Robey, LAPC, will be leading:
Living With Loss: A Hope-Focused Grief Support Group
This 6-week therapist-led group is designed for adults navigating the loss of a loved one. Together, participants will explore the many emotions of grief while learning healthy ways to process loss, honor memories, build resilience, and make room for hope.
Because healing doesn't mean forgetting.
Sometimes it means learning how to carry what we've lost while continuing to live the life that's still in front of us. 🤍
📅 Mondays, September 28–November 2
⏰ 6:30–8:00 PM
📍 East Berlin Area Community Center
👥 6-week group
Grief is deeply personal. But it doesn't always have to be carried alone.
Why it matters: Sometimes one of the most healing things we can experience is being in a room where someone else simply says, “Me too.”
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