Sarah KernanClinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW-C, LICSW (she, her)

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Have you recently experienced the loss of someone you love and are now questioning how you will survive a life without them or how you will move forward in your newfound pain? You are wondering if what you are feeling is normal or if anyone can truly understand your grief. You may feel overwhelmed and not even know where to start. Or maybe you are the parent or caregiver of a child and are seeking help for their grief. Losing someone we love can shake the foundation we walk on, and grief changes us; you now need support in walking within that change, while being given the space to mourn your loved one. View 4 Photos As a therapist who specializes in grief and loss, I recognize that grief cannot be put in a box, and it is going to look different for each person. Grief is not something that is a quick fix or to be rushed through. You need the space to feel it, where every emotion is welcome, and your suffering is met with grace, understanding, compassion, and support.

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