Grief and Loss Center

02/16/2026

Grief & Loss Center: Grief Has No Age Limits explores how grief affects children, teens, adults, and older adults differently—while honoring that every loss is real at every stage of life. This video underscores the need for age-appropriate care, connection, and compassion, reminding us that support matters at any age.

02/03/2026

Grief Does Not Follow a Timeline or Sequence reflects what many people experience but rarely hear said out loud: some days feel steady, others feel heavy, and both belong. Through quiet, symbolic imagery and simple truths, this piece invites compassion for the way grief unfolds in its own time.

12/29/2025

As the calendar turns, grief doesn’t follow a schedule. 💛

A new year can feel especially heavy when you’re carrying loss—but you don’t have to carry it alone.

The Grief and Loss Center of North Texas is here to walk with you, offering support, understanding, and a safe space to grieve at your own pace. Be gentle with yourself as this new year begins. Hope and healing can coexist with grief.

12/10/2025

Christmas Remembrance: Honoring Loved Ones at Christmas.

At the Grief and Loss Center, we rebuild lives after loss. Visit our website to learn more.

https://mygriefandloss.org/

12/04/2025

11/26/2025

Grief is a natural, healthy reaction to loss.

The Grief and Loss Center of North Texas is here to support you. Visit our website for more information.

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https://mygriefandloss.org/

11/18/2025

A Love Story That Never Ends — Reagan Cartwright's Story of Hope

After losing his wife Ursula to vascular dementia, one husband shares their love story, the painful realities of caregiving, and how grief continued long after her passing. Finding the Grief & Loss Center became a turning point—offering counseling, community, and the reminder that grief is a sign of love, not something to “get over.”

Read the full story here: https://mygriefandloss.org/stostories-of-hope/love-that-never-ends

11/18/2025

Finding the Both/And During the Holidays- Laurie's Latest Blog

Holidays can be difficult after losing someone you love. When that loss happens during the holiday season, the mix of emotions can feel complicated. The world moves on with its lights, music, and gatherings, but for many of us, the season also brings a quiet awareness of who isn't there.

Read more of this month's blog here: https://mygriefandloss.org/lauriesblog/finding-the-bothand-during-the-holidays

10/30/2025

Honoring Our Loved Ones at Halloween

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10/09/2025

Let us Help

We invite you to participate in one of our groups for children, teens, and adults. You don’t have to worry about the cost. There is no charge for any of our groups.

Schedule an introductory appointment to participate in one of our children, teen, or adult grief support groups by calling 214-452-3105.

We offer the following services:

Monthly virtual adult grief support groups

Monthly in-person SAM's program designed to help kindergartners through high school seniors and their families cope with the death of a loved one in a safe, caring setting.

Please get in touch with us for more information at 214-452-3105.
Visit our website- https://mygriefandloss.org

10/08/2025

People rush to get rid of grief because they see it as hanging onto loss. But grief is really hanging onto love - which is why you always feel it. Grief is love. Embrace it. Hold it close to your heart. It's this profound love that lights the way on your journey.

10/05/2025

Together, We Rebuild Lives

I was brought to tears by the generosity of this community during North Texas Giving Day. Together, we reached a milestone that fills me with both gratitude and hope. This year, 157 donors came forward with open hearts, helping us raise an incredible $50,000. Even more, $15,000 of that total came through generous matching gifts — a reminder that when kindness multiplies, its impact deepens.