Grief Support
We offer a safe place to find hope and healing with personalized grief support.
When you are grieving the loss of a loved one, you need your Community more than ever. Community Home Health & Hospice offers a safe place to find hope and healing with personalized, free support open to everyone in the community not just those touched by hospice.
Anyone who has lost a loved one through an accident, violence, suicide, natural causes or military activity may participate. All support services are free of charge and facilitated by staff and volunteers with specialized grief training.
We provide grief support groups in Cowlitz County and Clark County as well as Camp Cedars, a youth summer camp. For more information contact GriefSupport@chhh.org or 360.703.0300.
COVID-19 Guidelines
As the state guidelines concerning public gatherings has moved into a new phase, we are currently able to hold in-person grief groups. We continue to practice social distancing and encourage group members to be sensitive to the needs of others around wearing a mask when it is needed.
Our Programs
Walk Through Grief
Six Week Educational Course
We are now offering a 6-week educational group on grief. This will give attendees the vocabulary and an understanding of grief to make the support groups more impactful. Recommended for people 3-6 months after the loss of a loved one. Preregistration Required.
Grief Recovery Method
Eight Week Educational Course
This 8-week, small Tuesday support session provides tools to process grief caused by loss and is offered several times over the course of the year. This method utilizes written material and assignments, offering new avenues to express and process your grief. Preregistration Required.
Bereavement Book Club
Monthly Casual Group
Join us for our new Bereavement Book Club. This casual monthly group meets to discuss books centered on grief. Click the link below for the book list along with dates, times, summaries and registration form. Preregistration requested.
Support Groups
Children’s Support (Elementary School)
These services help children learn how to share their feelings and cope with grief and loss. Through remembering activities and creative play, children learn to talk about their grief in safe ways. Preregistration is required.
Teen Support (Middle/High School)
Teens face special challenges in grieving because they are still maturing mentally and emotionally. At the teen grief support group, they can connect with other teenagers who understand what they are going through. At group, teens enjoy playing pool, socializing, recreational activities and outings. Preregistration is required.
Adult Support
At the adult grief support group, friendly, caring people participate in supporting each other through one of life’s most difficult experiences. Participants share as much or as little of their story as they want–and others listen without judgment. Adults may drop in on a couple of sessions to see if a group is right for them. Preregistration is required.
Grief Presentations/Support
At Community Home Health & Hospice, we also care for staff who provide support to patients, residents and their loved ones. We are available to provide on-site support for facilities, schools and community organizations following a death. We can tailor our support to meet the special needs of your group.
Contact Us
For support group dates, click the following link:
James Avery Grief Center
1000 12th Avenue
Longview, WA 98632
Seasons of Hope Grief Center
3102 NE 134th Street
Vancouver, WA 98686
How to Get Started
Select a service below that best aligns with the support you and your family needs.