Grief Support

A Different Kind of Healing

Beyond the physical care and comfort offered, residents, families and community members also find spiritual support and grief counseling at Ball Hospice House. Even after a resident has passed, family members may continue to seek grief support services with us, and our resource library is always open to those who may benefit. During the first year after suffering a loss, family members will receive support materials from Hospice and volunteers are always available to families in need.

Grief Support for Adults

Grief Share, an adult grief support group, is a twelve-week program that educates participants about grief and loss.

You Are Not Alone in Your Grief

Whether you’re grieving the loss of a loved one, a relationship, or facing a major life transition, it’s important to know that your feelings are valid. Hospice of the EUP is here to offer a compassionate and supportive space where you can begin healing.

Silent Hearts: Grieving the Loss of a Baby

The loss of a baby is particularly challenging for families. Silent Hearts helps parents discover ways to honor and remember their baby while addressing their own grief and loss. Hospice staff can also provide additional grief support to specifically address the loss of a baby.