A death can be the most traumatic event of our lives. It is common to have feelings of anger or guilt or sometimes no feelings at all. Whatever you might be feeling, we offer a variety of services that you may find helpful in coping with your loss.

Pathfinders
An aftercare newsletter providing practical information, caring and comforting thoughts plus useful advice to help people deal with bereavement issues.

On Site Information
One way of coping with grief is to learn about it. We have books and pamphlets on site that are available to families.

Support Groups
Support groups provide a safe and relaxed environment in which to share your feelings and experiences with others that have experienced a loss.

Circle of Friends Bereavement Support and Education Group
Meetings are held each month as follows:
Second Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. and the Fourth Wednesday at 7:00 p.m.

Center for Counseling Services and pastoral Care
600 Ridgewood Avenue (Lower level of red brick house on the corner of Ridgewood and Cecil Streets, across from the outpatient entrance of Memorial Hospital. Enter the building at the driveway on the right side.)

The Bereavement Group is a free service of the Center for Grief and Loss at Memorial Hospital.

For additional information, contact Anne DeVaughn at 301.723.4298.