TRU Grief Services
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Adult Grief Support Groups
Connecting with others who understand loss can ease the sense of isolation grief often brings. TRU offers a variety of adult grief support groups, each guided by trained professionals who foster openness, respect, and shared understanding.
- 4-Week Newly Bereaved Support Program
- 8-Week Hope and Healing Support Program
- Bereaved Parents Support Group
- First Year Spouse/Partner Grief Support Group
- Mindfulness Meditation Grief Support Group
- Memory-Making Grief Workshop
- Sound Healing Grief Support Group
- Spouse/Partner Loss Grief Support Group
- Sudden Loss Grief Support Group
- Widowed Senior Grief Support Group
- Step by Step Hiking Group
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If you have questions or simply want to talk through what support might look like, we’re here to listen. There’s no timeline you need to follow and no pressure to have answers.
Grief Services
At TRU Community Care, we consider it a privilege to help those grieving regain their balance and resume healthy living. If you are looking for personal guidance on your grief journey, please contact us to see how we can help.
Available Resources:
Our Grief Services
Extensive resources are available for people of all ages and stages in the grief process – most of them free of charge or donation based. In addition, our experienced grief counselors are available for phone consultations and can suggest resources pertinent to your circumstances. Counselors also provide individual and family counseling for those who have lost a family member on TRU’s hospice services.
Why Choose TRU for Grief Support
- Licensed grief counselors with years of experience supporting individuals and families
- Free and donation-based programs open to the wider Colorado community
- Backed by TRU Community Care’s 50 years of nonprofit healthcare expertise
- Compassionate, community-centered approach that honors each person’s journey
Who Can Benefit from Grief Services
Families can feel confident knowing care is guided by experienced clinical leadership. A registered nurse is on staff, and care plans adjust as needs change. Residents also have access to an in-house physician, supporting continuity and coordinated care.
Safety features are designed to protect residents while allowing freedom of movement, including emergency call systems, mobile response pendants, and secure door systems.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Most grief services are open to anyone in the community who has experienced a loss.
Most groups are offered at no cost or for a suggested donation.
We offer age-appropriate support for children and teens. (link to Youth and Family Grief Support Page)
You can contact us at any time. A brief phone conversation can help you understand what support might be most helpful now.
Yes. Grief groups and individual and group counseling sessions are confidential, creating a safe space to share feelings and experiences.