New Hope Grief Care

New Hope Grief Care || Adult Loss of Parent

June 3 - July 8 || 7PM - 8:15PM || Sanctuary Classroom 1

Whether the death was sudden or expected, hearing the news or being with your parent in their final moments is a shock to your system. Life will no longer be the same without them. The death of a parent brings changes in many ways, some that are expected and many that are unexpected, whether you live with them, saw them or spoke to them daily, or had less frequent contact. Whether your relationship with your parent was mutually caring or conflicted, their death brings about a new way of perceiving the world.

On this particular New Hope Grief Journey, you will learn about the unique grief that is experienced with the death of a parent. During the weeks you will give yourself the time to understand your grief and what it means for them to be no longer physically present.

For questions, contact Stacey Laho at (734) 223-5372 or lahosml@sbcglobal.net.

New Hope Grief Care provides needed opportunities to find comfort and connection with those who have experienced the death of a loved one.

Understanding the ways that grief impacts our mind, body, soul, emotions and relationships allows for the griever to ride atop the waves of grief and not be pulled under by it. Through individual grief counseling, loss specific grief care groups (6 weeks), special workshops, and connection groups individuals may begin to experience the many ways that God uses our grief to take us on a journey to a new hope that is firm and secure.

Questions: Please contact Michelle Beaker at mbeaker@cstoneepc.com / 810-494-4013 or Stacey Laho at lahostacey@gmail.com.

More information can be found @ New Hope Grief Care.