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Providence Hospice Grief Support

Grief is not an event, it is a constant unfolding.

Providence Hospice of Seattle offers a full range of compassionate response to children and adults who are grieving the loss of a significant person. They realize the importance of acknowledging the unique grieving process of every individual. Included in this acknowledgement is the understanding that grief has no timeline.

They offer a variety of opportunities for ongoing support and education regarding grief, loss, and life adjustments following the death of a significant person. Their purpose is to help individuals, families and communities identify their needs and strengths and to provide them a supportive presence for up to 15 months after the death.

Their program offers a continuum of support for children to older adults and is available not only to families of hospice patients, but to anyone grieving who resides within King and South Snohomish counties.

The Grief Support Services Program at Providence Hospice of Seattle offers supportive and educational opportunities that recognize the innate resilience of the human spirit.  They acknowledge each individual’s natural strength to grow and learn from the experience of grief ~ and this belief underlies each program offering. For more information on any of these services, please call 206-749-7702

Please click here for more information on Providence Hospice of Seattle support groups and grief support services.

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