One of the most beneficial things a family can do after experiencing the death of a loved one is seek additional support during their grief journey. This is especially important for children! It can be extremely therapeutic and healing for children to have a safe space to talk about their loved one, express their emotions, and meet other children who are experiencing situations similar to their own.

Resources, Grief and LossLibby MarlerJuly 3, 2019grief counseling, grief journey, grief, loss, children grieve too, childhood grief, grief support, bereavement, grief groupsComment

5 Things Not to Expect from Counseling

Everyone comes to their first counseling session with a specific set of expectations. Understanding what NOT to expect from counseling will help you keep an opened mind and develop a more realistic understanding of the counseling process!

Counseling QuestionsLibby MarlerJuly 2, 2019The Counseling Collective Fort Worthcounseling specialities, counseling process, counseling issues, counseling referrals, trauma, anxiety treatment, depression, grief, loss, relationship issues, intimate partner betrayalComment

Grief and Childloss: A Book Recommendation

If you or someone you love has experienced the death of a child, one book we recommend reading is Once More We Saw Stars: A Memoir by Jayson Greene.

Grief and Loss, ResourcesLibby MarlerJune 27, 2019The Counseling Collectivegrief, loss, loss of a loved one, child loss, infant loss, bereavement, grief counseling, recommended reading, hope, marriage, death, healing, finding meaning, mental healthComment

Can Trauma Help You Grow?

How can we allow the trauma from our lives to transform us? Allowing us to become more compassionate and empathetic as people? Can we learn to create a way of living with trauma that allows us to bring new meaning to our lives?

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