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Are you suffering from a broken heart?

Did a death, divorce, or the end of a romantic relationship cause it? Or was it caused by any of the forty other losses that a person might experience such as moving, pet loss, or a change in finances? Regardless of the cause, you know how you feel and it probably isn’t good.

We aren’t going to tell you, “We know how you feel,” because we don’t. Neither does anyone else. What we will do is provide a safe environment where you will be given specific tools to help you recover from loss and ultimately lead a happier life.



The Problem

Grief is the normal and natural emotional response to loss, but most of the information we’ve learned about dealing with loss is intellectual. Although our Grief Support Groups involve some educational elements, effective Grief Recovery must deal with your broken heart, which requires emotional support instead of intellectual explanations.

Myths about Grief
  • Time heals all wounds
  • Replace the loss
  • Grieve alone
  • Be strong
  • Don't feel bad
  • Keep busy



The Solution

People say you have to let go and move on in your life, but they don’t tell you how. The Grief Recovery Method Support Group, developed and refined over the past 30 years, teaches you how to recover from loss with supportive guidance every step of the way.


​Is it Ever Too Soon?
  1. No! It is never too soon to address your grief. If you broke your leg would you wait to call the doctor? Then why wait to get help when you break your heart?
  2. You’ve probably heard that time heals all wounds. That piece of misinformation creates the idea that you just have to wait to feel better. We have known people who have waited ten, twenty, thirty, and forty years, and still didn’t feel better. And they would tell you that not only had time not healed them, but also it compounded the pain. It’s not time that heals, but what you do within time.


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    Grief Support in a group setting
    or "One to One", the choice is yours.

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  • Home
  • Lynda
    • My Music
    • Books
    • Just my Friend: Advocacy Passion
    • Presentations
    • Testimonials
  • Offerings
    • Grief Recovery Method™
    • Individual Coaching Services
    • Executive Coaching Retreats
    • Strategic Planning
    • Creative Facilitation
    • Speaking and Keynote
    • Associates >
      • Mark McGregor
      • Dixie Tomchuk
    • Favorite Links
  • Inner Compass
    • True North Points
  • Musings and Memories
  • Contact