In the initial weeks and months following the death of a loved one, we are sometimes uncertain how to best manage our loss. The grief reactions experienced are intense and frightening. Life Source Services has trained grief specialists who offer the opportunity to meet one-on-one. We also offer a number of support groups to help you through the journey of grief.

We have joined with local agencies to provide the families and community with education and support.

Alzheimer's Support Group meetings focus on education and support to those caring for a loved one suffering with Alzheimer Disease or Dementia.

The Community Grief Support Group offers an opportunity to socialize with others seeking friendship in a safe, supportive environment. The purpose of joining a support group is to experience a sense of community in which you can share your pain and sorrow. Trained bereavement specialists act as facilitators of the group to provide needed information and guidance.

Being a caregiver can take an emotional and physical toll on you and your family. Caregiver Support Group meetings are designed to provide information on coping skills and financial resources as well as provide guidance through the normal grief response.

Our Night Support Group meetings provide counseling and support to those who have experienced the loss of a loved one.

All Bereavement Support Services are a public service offered by Life Source Services. Programs described are free of charge and open to all members of the community.

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