Healing Together After Family Loss
When a family loses someone they love—whether a parent, sibling, or other cherished relative—the ripple effects can reach far beyond the initial grief. Roles shift, old tensions resurface, and each person copes in their own way. Sometimes, instead of bringing the family closer, grief creates distance.
I work with families to process their grief together and find connection in the midst of shared sorrow. In therapy, we honor the different ways each member is grieving, open space for honest conversations, and begin to rebuild a sense of unity and care.
You don’t have to grieve in silence or alone. Family therapy can help you support one another, find meaning in your loss, and create space for healing as a family system. Starting now ensures that pain doesn’t become disconnection—and that love remains your foundation.