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Grief and Trauma
Grief and trauma impact us on every level.....emotionally, physically, and spiritually. Whether you’re facing the death of a loved one, divorce, miscarriage, loss of identity, or the lingering effects of past hurts, these experiences shape how you move through the world. The pain may show up as waves, numbness, anxiety, or a deep sense of disconnection (with self or others) and it’s all valid.
There’s no single “right way” or a defined timeline to grieve or heal from trauma. Each person’s experience is unique, and healing doesn’t look the same for everyone. What is consistent, however, is the need for a supportive space; one that acknowledges your story, reflects your experience, and helps you build resilience forward.
Grief and trauma counseling provides compassionate, nonjudgmental support as you process big emotions, work through loss, and rebuild a sense of safety, meaning, and connection. Healing is not about forgetting or moving on too quickly, it’s about learning how to live with loss in a way that honors your experience and aligns with your values.
You don’t have to navigate this alone. Therapy can help you make space for your grief, understand the impact of trauma, and find healthier ways to cope as you adjust to your new normal.