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Therapy for Grief and Loss in Tennessee and Minnesota

Will I ever be okay…?


Grief and loss hits us like a freight train. No matter how quickly, expected, or unexpected, one can never truly be prepared for it. The chaos often becomes too much, leaving you to latch on to any piece of normalcy and safety you can find. Only to realize, that nothing is normal about this... It feels everlasting, and learning to survive in this new space drains every once of energy.

Going through the motions, but feeling broken on the inside.

You feel disconnected from yourself - empty and hollow. Physically and mentally exhausted within the effort needed to sustain. Maybe even angry or confused about what's next. Uncertain on how to regain your sense of self and happiness with this missing piece. Uncertain on how to gain clarity and relief within daily living. You’re left wondering, will I ever feel whole again...

 “Absence is like the sky, spread over everything.”

- C.S. Lewis

“Carrying this invisible burden makes me feel even more alone”

Carrying grief can feel isolating, like the weight of the world is on your shoulders. Loss can come in so many forms, sometimes in big waves, and sometimes in small unexpected doses. It's all encompassing, consuming our daily lives. You could have never imagined this happening to you, and it’s difficult to connect to others who don’t seem to understand.

You may be experiencing…

  • Crying spells, loneliness, or depression

  • Feeling isolated or disconnected from others

  • Decreased interest in things you once enjoyed

  • Low energy, fatigue, limited motivation, and changes in sleep

  • Increased anxiety in situations which once felt natural

Therapy for grief and loss can help you…

  • Provide space for everything you’ve lost

  • Process the variety of ever-changing emotions

  • Transition you from that sense of being stuck

  • Provide a sense of hope toward the future

  • Embrace the evolution of our evolving identity

  • Gain clarity that I will be okay…

Frequently asked questions about Grief and loss therapy

FAQs

 Moving forward from your loss is okay. It doesn’t remove the memories, nor the love, simply provides a path through the darkness to a place of peace and contentment.