Discover compassionate support and healing with Navigating Baby Loss. Join our community dedicated to those touched by the profound journey of baby loss. You are not alone.
Discover compassionate support and healing through our tailored grief assistance programs, crafted to guide you gently on your path to recovery.
Comprehensive Support Through Every Step of Your Grieving Journey.
Peer Support Groups: Confidential meetings with a counselor to share and discuss feelings in a supportive, group environment.
Private grief counseling with therapists specializing in loss, offering tailored support and coping strategies in a confidential setting. Flexible scheduling available.
Assistance in organizing heartfelt memorials tailored to each family's preference, ensuring a respectful ceremony to honor their cherished baby's memory.
Access an extensive collection of grief resources, including books, articles, and guides, to support you at every stage of your healing journey.
Joined the peer support group and felt truly heard. Also, the memorial service coordination was sensitive and respectful. Truly grateful for both services.
Explored various support avenues, but Navigating Baby Loss's tailored counseling and thoughtful memorial service coordination genuinely stood out for their sensitivity and professionalism. Highly recommend.
The resource library at Navigating Baby Loss has comprehensive materials that really helped me understand my grief journey more deeply. Calming and informative.
FAQs
Answers to Your Questions About Grieving and Healing with Us
What kind of support can I expect from the peer support groups?
Our peer support groups offer a confidential, supportive environment facilitated by trained counselors.
How can I access one-on-one counseling and what is the cost?
Contact our office to set up an appointment. We offer a sliding scale fee and can assist with insurance.
Are the memorial services religious or secular
We coordinate both religious and secular memorial services according to the familys wishes
What resources are available for those not ready to join a group?
Our resource library offers books, articles, and online tools to help manage your grief independently.
How often do the support groups meet, and is there a commitment required?
Our support groups meet bi-weekly. There is no commitment required; you can attend as often as you feel necessary.
Can I bring my family members to the support group meetings?
While our primary focus is on parents, we offer several sessions a year where family can join.