List of Communities
*Caregivers *Couples
*Pet Owners *Maternal Family
*Paternal Family *The Whole Family
*Elementary/Jr.High Stds. *High School Students
*College Students+ *Faith-Based
*Men's Prison *Women's Prison
*Workplace Grief *LGBTQIA+
*Children/Youth/Young Adults in Foster Care
*Addiction, Recovery & Grief
*Traumatic Experiences & Grief
*Suicial Ideations, Attempts, Losses and Grief
*Business Owners
*Domestic Violence Victims
*Domestic Violence Offenders
*Children impacted by Domestic Violence
Bi-Monthly Support Group: 12-1pm -COMING SOON
Caregivers
Providing a space for those who give care, often at the expense of their own emotional well-being.
Caregivers—whether for aging parents, spouses, children with special needs, or loved ones with chronic illness—carry a heavy emotional burden. This group offers a safe space to acknowledge grief in all its forms: anticipatory grief, grief over loss of self-identity, or grief due to the stress of caregiving. We focus on self-care, setting boundaries, and finding strength in community.
Couples
Helping partners navigate grief together and strengthen their emotional connection during difficult times.
Pet Owners
A safe, supportive, and confidential space where individuals can come together to navigate the complexities of grief following the loss of a beloved pet. The bond we share with our pets is often profound, and losing them can leave a deep emotional void. Whether you're coping with the unexpected passing of your companion, struggling with feelings of guilt, or simply processing the sorrow of their absence, you're not alone. This space is designed to support individuals of all ages and experiences.
Domestic Violence Survivors/Victims
This group offers a compassionate, safe space for individuals who have experienced domestic violence. Facilitated by trained professionals, the group focuses on emotional support, building resilience, and reclaiming a sense of personal power. Topics include healing from trauma, rebuilding self-esteem, establishing boundaries, and navigating life after violence. The goal is to help victims regain control of their lives and find strength in shared experiences.
Domestic Violence Offenders
For individuals who have caused harm in relationships, this group focuses on accountability, understanding the root causes of violent behavior, and committing to change. Facilitated by professionals experienced in restorative justice, the group works on breaking the cycle of violence, exploring healthy communication, anger management, and non-violent conflict resolution. Our aim is to help offenders take responsibility for their actions, heal, and develop healthier relationships.
Children impacted by Domestic Violence
This group offers age-appropriate support and activities for children who have witnessed or experienced domestic violence. Through creative and interactive methods, children learn to express their emotions, understand the impact of domestic violence, and develop tools for coping with their experiences. The group focuses on building self-worth, promoting emotional expression, and teaching healthy relationship skills in a supportive environment.
Maternal Family
Exploring the unique grief experiences within the maternal side of the family, fostering understanding and emotional growth through guided conversations and activities.
Paternal Family
Addressing the grief experiences tied to the paternal side, with a focus on support, reflection, and healing strategies specific to these relationships.
The Whole Family
A collaborative workshop for the entire family, providing a shared space to explore collective grief, strengthen connections, and develop coping skills together.
Elementary/Junior High School
A supportive and age-appropriate workshop where younger students can begin to understand and express their grief in a safe, guided environment.
High School
A space for teenagers to process grief, connect with peers, and develop emotional resilience through discussions and activities relevant to their experiences.
College+
A workshop focused on helping college students navigate grief, build coping strategies, and foster connection as they manage personal loss while balancing academic and social pressures.
Faith-based Community
Offering a spiritually grounded space for individuals to process grief, integrate loss with faith, and build hope through shared beliefs and support.
Men's Prison
Providing incarcerated men with the tools to process grief, reflect on their past, and build healthier relationships while navigating loss and trauma.
Women's Prison
Tailored to the unique experiences of incarcerated women, these workshops offer support in dealing with grief, loss, and trauma, while encouraging personal growth and healing.
Children, Youth & Young Adults in Foster Care
Fostering emotional resilience and a sense of belonging for young people in foster care, helping them navigate grief and loss, both non-death and death-related.
Addiction, Recovery & Grief
Offering grief support for individuals in recovery, addressing the grief that comes with addiction, loss of self, and the rebuilding of relationships as they heal.
Traumatic Experiences & Grief
Providing a safe space for those affected by traumatic experiences to process grief, heal from the trauma, and rebuild their lives with strength and hope.
Workplace Grief
Addressing grief experienced in the workplace, whether from the loss of colleagues, job transitions, or work-related stress, and offering strategies for healing and moving forward.
LGBTQIA's Grief
Providing a supportive environment for individuals in the LGBTQIA+ community to process grief related to identity, family rejection, societal challenges, or the loss of loved ones.
Suicidal Ideations, Attempts, Losses & Grief
Offering specialized support for individuals affected by suicidal ideation, attempts, or losses, helping them navigate complex grief and find hope and healing in their journey forward.
"Taking a group is one thing, but having an experience that transforms you—that’s something entirely different. It’s a SAGE Experience!"
~Teresa "Tree" Moses
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