Grief Therapy

There’s no “right” way to grieve. There’s just your way—and we’ll support you through it.

Grief changes us. Whether it’s the death of a loved one, a major life transition, the unraveling of a relationship, or a shift in your identity or beliefs, grief asks us to let go of something we didn’t want to lose. It can be isolating, disorienting, and profoundly sacred.

We hold space for the full complexity of grief—including the quiet kinds that are harder to name.

Therapists offering Grief Therapy

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    Cristy Ragland

    Founder | Senior Therapist | Supervisor

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    Tracey Parthé

    Senior Therapist

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    Julie James

    Senior Therapist

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  • A smiling woman with straight brown hair wearing a beige cardigan over a red top, standing against a gray background.

    Karinna Pérez Cantú

    Senior Therapist

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What We Support:

  • Death of a loved one (recent or long ago) (including pets)

  • Divorce, estrangement, or the end of significant relationships

  • Life transitions—moves, aging, infertility, health changes

  • Spiritual grief or loss of faith/community

  • Unacknowledged grief (ambiguous loss, disenfranchised grief)

  • Grief that coexists with trauma, anxiety, or identity change

Grief doesn’t follow a clean arc. Sometimes, it circles back. Sometimes, it lives in the body more than the mind. We’re here to honor your process, whatever it looks like.

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Our Approach

We don’t try to make grief go away. We try to help it feel a little less lonely, and a little more manageable.

Our therapists offer presence, reflection, and creative tools to support your grief journey—whether through talk therapy, expressive modalities like art or sandtray, or simply holding space for the emotions that have nowhere else to go. If your grief intersects with trauma or spiritual conflict, we gently explore those layers at your pace.

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