Grief Counseling
Grief does not follow a schedule. Counseling gives it somewhere to go.
- In person
- Telehealth
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Support for the weight of losing someone, at your own pace, with a clinician who understands how grief shows up.
Many people who come to Keeping Hopes Alive are living with loss: the death of a parent, a friend lost to violence, a loved one who is incarcerated, a relationship that ended. Grief can look like sadness, anger, numbness, trouble sleeping or trouble focusing at school and work.
Grief counseling gives you time with a clinician to talk about the person or the loss, make sense of what you feel and find ways to carry it. Children and teens can work through grief with approaches that fit their age, and families can come together.
Who it is for
- Youth and adults after the death of a loved one
- Families coping with community violence
- People grieving a loved one who is incarcerated
- Anyone whose loss is affecting daily life
Not sure this is the right fit? Call (443) 580-2610 and we will help you choose.
How it works at KHA.
Clear steps, no surprises, and a team that explains everything along the way.
Room to talk
You share at your own pace. There is no right way to grieve.
Coping tools
Practical ways to handle hard days, anniversaries and reminders.
Family support
When it helps, family members join sessions to grieve together.
A short film from Keeping Hopes Alive
Care that fits your week.
Visit us at 1 North Charles Street, Suite 302 in downtown Baltimore, or meet by secure video from anywhere in Maryland. Your care team helps you choose what works.
Common questions
Still unsure? Call us. A real person at our Baltimore office will help you figure out the next step.
When should someone get grief counseling?
Any time grief is making it hard to sleep, work, go to school or connect with people. There is no waiting period and no wrong time to reach out.
Do you offer grief counseling for kids?
Yes. Our clinicians work with children and teens using age appropriate approaches, and can include parents or caregivers.
Is grief counseling confidential?
Yes. Like all of our clinical services, grief counseling is private and protected.
Care that works well alongside it.
Anger Management
Practical skills to notice what sets you off, slow it down and respond in a way you can stand behind.
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Self Esteem Building
Helping youth and adults see their own value, speak kindly to themselves and walk into rooms with confidence.
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Substance Use and Addiction Support
Early intervention and outpatient support for substance use, including medication assisted treatment paired with counseling.
Learn moreHope starts with one conversation.
Whether you are reaching out for yourself, your child or a client, we will help you take the next step.
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