Grief Counseling in Detroit, MI
Grief can take many forms, whether from the loss of a loved one, dealing with the unexpected upheaval of a major life change, or the end of a close relationship. While grief is natural, it’s also very painful and it’s important to know that support is available if you need it.
Grief counseling offers a safe space to explore these complex emotions, build resilience, learn coping strategies, and find peace. With the guidance of a compassionate counselor, you’ll have the tools to process your grief and strengthen your support network moving forward.
At Start My Wellness, we’re dedicated to providing Detroit residents with high-quality and affordable grief counseling services. With in-person sessions at our Ferndale clinic and convenient online options, our mission is to ensure that every Michigan resident has access to the support they need.
In-Person Therapy
Get expert support tailored to your unique needs.
Online Therapy
Accessible and efficient counseling from the comfort of your home.
Insurance Accepted
We are in-network with Aetna, Priority Health and BCBS for Michigan residents.
Find Healing and Support Through Grief Counseling in Detroit
At Start My Wellness, grief counseling is tailored to your unique journey. Our counselors are with you to create personalized strategies for growth and healing, allowing you to manage grief at your own pace. Whether in-person or online, our team is here to guide you through the most difficult times with care and understanding.
How Much Does Therapy Cost?
You Will Know the Cost Up Front
Start My Wellness provides you with transparent access to all of your billing information. Before your first appointment, you will get a free cost estimate, so you’re never left wondering “How much will I have to pay?”
We Accept Insurance & Payment via HSAs
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Grief Counseling FAQs
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Can you do grief counseling online?
What kind of therapy is best for grief?
Several types of therapy are effective in helping individuals process grief and learn coping strategies to manage it effectively, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, and Group Therapy. Each person responds differently to therapeutic treatments and your therapist or counselor will work with you to determine the most supportive option for you. If you’re deciding on options, call us today and we’ll be happy to answer any questions to see what the best fit for you is.
How long does grief counseling usually last?
Grief counseling is very dependent on individual needs and circumstances with an average range of 6-20 sessions for complete symptom remission and processing. Factors that impact how long grief counseling lasts include the severity of the loss, the presence of complicated grief, personal history, and available support systems. The purpose of counseling is to help you process loss, learn coping strategies to manage symptoms, and ensure you have the support you need going forward.
What can I do outside of therapy to manage my grief?
There are several ways you can process grief outside of therapy, through introspection, self-care, and remembrance.
- Introspection: Journaling or mindfulness activities like meditation help you process your emotions neutrally, helping to manage complex emotions and gain insights on your thoughts and feelings.
- Self-Care: Taking care of your physical and emotional needs.
- Remembrance: Creating meaningful rituals help you honor your loved one and process your grief constructively, maintaining a sense of connection and purpose throughout the grieving process.
Make an Appointment
To get started with Start My Wellness, schedule an appointment online or call 248-514-4955. During the scheduling process, we will ask questions to match you with the therapist who will best meet your needs including service type, emotional symptoms and availability.