Grief Counseling

Grief therapist in atlanta

What is Grief?

Grief is a complex and natural emotional response to loss, often associated with the death of a loved one, but it can also be triggered by other significant losses such as divorce or the loss of a job. It encompasses a range of intense emotions, including sadness, anger, guilt, and profound longing for what has been lost. Grief is a highly individualized experience, and its duration and intensity vary from person to person.

When you receive treatment for Grief at The Hardy Clinic you will:

Engage in a safe and empathetic space for you to express your complex emotions, facilitating the healing process.
Develop healthy and effective coping strategies / tools to navigate the challenges of grief, such as overwhelming sadness and loss of purpose.
Address the pain of loss in a healthy and supportive manner, in an attempt to foster resilience and a sense of closure.
Reduce the impact of isolation and loneliness following a major loss.
Receive education on the impact of significant loss on the mind and body.

You would benefit from this service if you:

You have experienced a significant loss that feels too difficult for you to process on your own.
You are about to encounter a major loss and would like to be proactive in preparing for the changes in your life.
You would like to make sense of what you have experienced but feel as though you do not have anywhere to turn to.
You feel overwhelmed by your strong emotions and would like support in sorting through them.
You feel like your grief has consumed you and made it difficult to function in everyday life.

Benefits of getting this service with The Hardy Clinic:

In grief therapy at The Hardy Clinic grief is explored as a process of mourning and adjustment, where individuals are encouraged to express their emotions, make meaning of the loss, and ultimately find a way to integrate it into their lives while honoring the memory of what or who they have lost. Your highly trained therapist may assist you in shifting your perspective and finding meaningful ways of moving forward.