


What is the Grief Recovery Method?
The Grief Recovery Method is the only evidence-based transformational recovery program in the world offered by the Grief Recovery Institute that educates, equips, and empowers grievers to recover from the grief that comes from loss. We offer 1 on 1 Support in a 7-week format or Group Support in an 8-week format.
What makes this program different from other Grief Recovery programs?
It is evidence-based. According to the Grief Recovery Institute, “The term evidence-based means there is research that looked into how the Grief Recovery Method works.” That research was done by Dr. Rachel D. Nolan and Dr. Jeffery S. Hallam at Kent State University and published in the American Journal of Health Education. This program goes beyond a “best practice” or “promising approach” and gives grievers confidence that those who follow this program can find happiness despite the losses they’ve suffered.
It is emotion-based. Founders of the Grief Recovery Method, John W. James and Russell Friedman said, “Grief is about a broken heart, not a broken brain.” Bernie S. Siegel, a Pediatric Surgeon & Author said, “We destroy ourselves when we stop feeling. If you bury your feelings within you, you become a graveyard.” Specialists are taught to be a "heart with ears" and provide an empathetic safe space for every griever because every griever’s experience is unique and personal. Grievers don't need to be fixed. They need to be heard, listened to, and understood. We work to heal a broken heart, not a broken intellect.
It is empowerment-based. Maya Angelou said, “You may not control all the events that happen to you, but you can decide not to be reduced by them.” All Grief Recovery Method Specialists are required to go through the program themselves for certification before they can help others. We believe with the right map, guide, and tools, every griever can recover, heal, and re-discover new life in the midst of their pain.
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Who is this for?
Anyone who has experienced losses in life and experienced a broken heart. Period. While many of us can understand the pain and grief that comes from the death of a loved one, did you know there are over 40 different types of losses that every human being in the world may experience? Here are some examples: Death of a loved one or friend. Death of a child. Miscarriage, stillbirth, abortion, or end of pregnancy. Death of a pet. Divorce. The end of a romantic relationship no matter how long it lasted. Death by suicide. Moving. Starting school. Graduation from school. Health challenges. Retirement. Financial challenges. Empty nest. And the list goes on and on.
What will you learn? You will be able to…
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Identify over 40 different types of losses.
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Recognize 6 myths surrounding loss and how they teach us to store grief.
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Learn the damaging effects of unresolved grief.
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Express your losses in a safe empathetic, non-judgmental community.
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Equip yourself with new tools to facilitate the process of recovery.
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Empower yourself to take small steps of action that lead to recovery.
What value does the Grief Recovery Method add to your life?​
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Reduce stress, anxiety, & sadness.
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Reconnect with others in the community.
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Regain energy, focus, & concentration.
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Repair strife in current relationships.
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Reframe the past in a positive way.
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Re-establish new generational patterns.
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Restore mental & physical health.
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Reclaim freedom once again.
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Rediscover new life after loss.
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Revive your quality of life.
Will this help me?
Yes, but it’s really up to you. Only you know your pain and only you can choose to recover. The Grief Recovery Method will teach you the necessary tools to help you take a series of small actions to recover from deep grief and loss. The more you dive into the program, the more you will get out of it. And over time, go from heartache to happiness, grief to gratitude, feeling lost to finding yourself, sadness to serenity, pain to peace, and giving up to giving back.
If you identify with one of any number of these losses, schedule your free 30-minute consultation so we can answer any questions or concerns you may have. What do you have to lose?
"If you cannot see where you are going, ask someone who has been there before."
— J Loren Norris

“Changing the world one griever at a time.”



1 ON 1 SUPPORT PROGRAM
$995 (IN-PERSON)
$695 (ONLINE)
This is a 7-week format, completely confidential 1 meeting per week for 1 hour with your Certified Grief Recovery Method Specialist.
“Empathy has no script. There is no right way or wrong way to do it. It’s simply listening, holding space, withholding judgment, emotionally connecting, and communicating that incredibly healing message, “you’re not alone.” – Brene Brown
GROUP SUPPORT PROGRAM
$495 PER PERSON (IN-PERSON)
FOR A GROUP OF 3 TO 15
$395 PER PERSON (ONLINE)
FOR A GROUP OF 3 TO 9
This is an 8-week format, 1 meeting per week for 2 hours in a safe community.

“Trauma happens and harms us. But I often wonder if the worst trauma is the second wave—when your story is disbelieved, mistrusted, and maligned. May your story find safe harbor in the presence of people who will honor both your vulnerability and resilience.”
– KJ Ramsey

1 ON 1 ALUMNI SUPPORT
$295 (ONLINE)
This is a 4-week format, 1 meeting per week for 1 hour. To register for this format, successful completion of all components including the Completion Letter of either the 1 on 1 or Group Support program is required. This Support Group is similar to getting a tune-up to identify and get complete in other losses.
“The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn.” – Alvin Toffler
1 ON 1 PET LOSS SUPPORT
$300 (1ON 1 ONLINE)
The loss of a pet can be devastating and debilitating. Sadly, the impact is often downplayed or ignored by friends and family. This 6-week program is focused on
offering pet owners an effective mechanism for taking action to move through and beyond their grief. We meet 1x per week for 1 hour.

“Sometimes losing a pet is more painful than losing a human because, in the case of the pet, you were not pretending to love it.” – Amy Sedaris