Moving Through Grief with Christian Counseling

Grief and loss are a natural part of life that we will all experience at some point, along with the powerful and painful emotions that accompany them. Our reactions to loss and the grieving process are a result of our personal experience or observing others as they grieve. Sometimes we feel trapped by the grief and are unable to move through the sadness, fear, or feelings of emptiness. In such situations, Christian counseling for grief can be a help. Let us come alongside you and help you to recover, giving you the tools to move through your own unique experience of grief to the equilibrium on the other side.

If you are overcome with grief, let us walk with you toward healing. Schedule an appointment or get more information by calling us at 425-250-6282, or browse our directory of counselors.

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Articles about Christian Counseling for Grief

Robin D. Webb

Jun

2022

5 Grief Therapy Exercises to Help the Grieving Process

Robin D. Webb

Grief and loss Counseling Individual Counseling

Before providing practices such as grief therapy to help a person through the grieving process, it is first necessary to define grief and loss. This will help people to transition through the grieving process once they have gained an understanding of their feelings, emotions, sleep, appetite, and other areas of their lives. Grief and Loss Defined “Grief and loss” are natural responses to losing someone or something important to you such as a loved one dying, a relationship ending, or you lost a job. Grief and loss can also take place after someone has received a diagnosis of a serious illness or some other significant loss. Grief is an individual’s...

Carrie Umporowicz

Feb

2020

Walking Through the Grieving Process With Someone Who Cares

Carrie Umporowicz

Grief and loss Counseling Individual Counseling

I forgot the anniversary of my mother’s death last month. I remembered two days after. It’s been seven years since she passed, and I have never missed acknowledging the day she died. I used to remember it in months much like when you have a baby and measure their age by months until they are about two years old. I texted my sisters and they had done the same. At first, I felt guilty and then I realized this is part of the grieving process and that this showed I am moving on in the mourning process of my mother’s passing. With great emotion, I told my husband what happened...