Families / Parents Journeying Through Grief
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- Appointment scheduling for NEW clients: Mon-Fri 8:30am-5:15pm
- New client appts may be scheduled when therapists have openings, which may include daytime, evenings and weekends.
- Established/Standing Appointments are made directly with your therapist!
- Some Therapists schedule appointments Mon-Fri 8am-8pm and Saturdays (if requested)
- Referrals: MOST beneficiaries do NOT need a Referral!
- 1310 Raeford Rd Suite 2 Fayetteville, NC 28305
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Journeying through Grief for Parents and Families
Because death is inevitable, all families will, at one time or another, suffer the loss of a loved one. However, though grief is a painful journey, it is one where healing can take place. It is also an experience that can build stronger bonds among those who are still living.
Accepting Grief
When tragedy strikes people, the grief they experience does not take a simple, straightforward route, and it is important to accept grief as a normal reaction for parents when they lose a child or for families when they lose a member. More than that, grieving is in fact a process that is necessary for healing. People who do not allow themselves to grieve are vulnerable to depression, and frequently their heartbreak can rear its ugly head later and cause them to commit impulsive, even self-destructive acts.
The Pace of Grief
People grieve at their own pace, and there is neither a structure nor a timeframe for people to finally move on from their personal loss. This makes it sometimes hard to see when grief is just running its course or when the people experiencing it have become unable to rise from it.
For example, with parents who have lost a child, grief can be an overwhelming process, and it is often necessary for couples going through it to seek professional help so that their pain can be eased, even if their loss will always be a reality. Some couples are able to find comfort in the presence of someone for whom the grief is just as intense, but some are unable to draw closer to each other when a child dies.
Finding the Light at the End of the Tunnel
Parents and family members often grieve differently from one another, and it is important for everyone to understand the way each one expresses (or hides) grief. Some are plainly devastated, some disconnect from others, while some seem to almost callously move on. It is not always possible for a family to support one another in times of grief because each one is in the same position. If this is not understood by everyone, those who try to reach out to their siblings or their spouses for support can meet with a lot of frustration and even feel rejected.
If you and/or a family member are grieving, take courage in the fact that you do not have to go through it alone. At Carolina Counseling Services, there are skilled and sympathetic counselors who can help grieving people release pent-up emotions, verbalize their anxiety, and give voice to the sadness that is consuming them. This is where families and parents can receive the reassurance they need so that they can truly heal, emerge from their sorrow, and appreciate what life still has to offer.
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Carolina Counseling Services contracts independently with Licensed professional counselors/therapists/psychologists who provide a friendly, relaxed atmosphere to everyone. Carolina Counseling Services independently contracted therapists assist individuals, couples, families, and children with counseling services that will help put your life back on track. Working with both non military and military is a joy and the therapist you choose will be happy to assist you whether you are a "civilian", or if you are a dependent or retiree.
Counseling and Therapy are often used interchangeably in our English language. The same is true for Counselor and Therapist. It really doesn't matter which word you use. When you need help, it is best to talk to someone who is not only objective, but who has had lots of experience helping others who have been in similar situations as yourself. A friendly Counselor or Therapist who is trained, licensed and experienced is the one who can assist the most. You don't have to figure it out alone. All independently contracted therapists are licensed, friendly professionals. Call to schedule your appt now!
Evening and Weekend Appts Available with specific independently contracted therapists
Evening and Weekend appointments: We have independently contracted therapists available for appointments from 8am to 8pm Monday through Friday. Some therapists have Saturday appointments available if requested.
Serving Areas: Carolina Counseling Services
Counties: Cumberland, Hoke, Bladen, Sampson, and Robeson Counties, NC
Areas: Fayetteville NC, Ft Bragg NC, Pope Field NC, Hope Mills NC, Raeford NC, Rockfish NC, Silver City NC, Cedar Creek NC, Bowmore NC, Autryville NC, Parkton NC, Dundarrach NC, Broadway NC, Lumber Bridge NC, Rex NC, Eastover NC, Stedman NC
Military Community areas: Ardennes NC Bataan NC, Casablanca NC, Anzio Acre, NC, Corregidor NC, Bougainville NC, Hammond Hills NC, Nijimegen NC, Cherbourg NC, Normandy NC, Bastogne NC, Pope NC, Ste Mere Eglise NC,
Zip Codes: 28301, 28302, 28303, 28304, 28305, 28306, 28307, 28309, 28312, 28314