Grief Resources
Online Grief Resources
Individual counseling, local grief support groups, and online websites may help in working through your grief.
Online resources include discussion forums, educational tools, and a community for people who are dealing with grief. You may find one or more of the following websites to be helpful:
The Widow Wears Pink
A blog written by Stacy Feintuch, this work reflects the life experiences of a woman who became widowed suddenly with the passing of her husband Howie in 2011. Holding a degree in Psychology, Stacy writes in a grounded, clear, concise format. I hope that you find some solace in her works.
Eleven Counseling
Betsy Ames, MSW, LCSW
My focus is on supporting individuals in their personal journey toward healing. With specialized expertise in providing empathetic therapy to teens and adults, I offer assistance for anxiety, compulsive behaviors, trauma and depression.
(720) 675-7712
Thresholds
"Thresholds" is an educational and counseling resource for Jewish and Interfaith families. Rabbi Leana Moritt faciltates this project for, as she puts it, teaching the "Jewishly curious". Conversion to Judaism, b'nai mitzvah tutoring and counseling are some of the services she offers. She may be reached at (201)404-0698 or RabbiMoritt @gmail.com.
Trails to Healing
An equine (horse) based program for children who have either suffered the loss of a parent, grandparent, sibling, friend, etc. or who are victims of bullying. The program, run by J.L. Apter Memorial Chapels, in conjunction with trained equestrian volunteers, offers children the opportunity to spend time learning how to groom and ride a horse. It is felt that the bond between an animal and a human is indescribable and, as children who are healing, the relationship may offer them an outlet for grief, not found elsewhere. Please e-mail us at apterfh@ptd.net or call (973)383-3333 describing the situation the child is going through, along with your name (guardian/parent), contact phone numbers and an e-mail.
