When a loved one passes away, there are many different emotions and issues to work through. There is no one correct way to grieve the loss of a loved one, but a listening ear to understand the pain you feel and caring arms to hug you always help. We are here for you to offer whatever resources we can and to be a part of the grief journey you are going through. Reach out and let us know how we can help you.
Our community partner of support can offer hope in difficult times.
Transitions GriefCare is a trusted community resource offering bereavement support to people coping with the death of a family member, colleague, or friend. Their professional staff provides short-term counseling, support groups, workshops, and other services designed to compassionately meet the needs of adults, children, and teens seeking to address the unique challenges of grief and create a path toward healing.
Grief support is available at no cost to residents of Chatham, Durham, Franklin, Granville, Harnett, Johnston, Orange, and Wake counties, regardless of whether the family was served by Transitions LifeCare. Bereavement services must be initiated directly by the individual, or by the guardian of a minor child.
Transitions GriefCare Groups
Adult Bereavement
- Educational and support groups.
- Individual counseling.
- Specialty groups for distinct populations.
- Programs incorporating the arts, yoga, nature, etc.
Child and Teen Bereavement
- Educational and support groups.
- Individual counseling.
- Workshops, social activities, and camps.
- Art, play-based, and other specialized interventions.
- School-based programs
Community Bereavement
- Community events for remembrance and renewal.
- Educational resources on grief and loss, coping skills, and how to offer support appropriate for children or adults.
- Consultation to groups impacted by a death in their community.