Scolnik Healing Center of Harbor Hospice

10/29/2025

Our annual community remembrance is happening this week, Wednesday October 29th from 6 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.

Registration is now closed. Thank you to everyone who has RSVP'd we hope to see you there!

09/11/2025

Harbor Hospice support groups are starting up for the fall. This year we will also be offering a book discussion using the book “Finding Meaning” by David Kessler. We will be using the “Finding Meaning” workbook as our guide for discussion. This 5-week session is for those whose loved one died a year or more ago. Please call Harbor Hospice (241-728-3442) to signup for this grouo which will be meeting on Tuesday’s, Oct. 21 - Nov. 18 @ 6:00 pm in the Scolnik Healing Center. Registration is required.

08/21/2025

We saw this post and thought it is an appropriate picture of grief for many people.

08/04/2025

The staff of the Scolnik Healing Center of Harbor Hospice are proud to be a part of Camp Courage. We are grateful for the many volunteers who help make camp a possibility!

For more than 30 years, Camp Courage, a program of Harbor Hospice has been a place where healing begins and friendships blossom. This June, over 30 campers and 20 dedicated volunteers came together at Pioneer Trails on Big Blue Lake for three unforgettable days of swimming, crafting, campfires, and heartfelt conversations.

Camp Courage isn’t just a camp—it’s a community where kids aged 6–14, all navigating the loss of a loved one, find comfort, connection, and courage.

Through facilitated sessions and one-on-one conversations, children at Camp Courage begin to understand they’re not alone in their grief. As one volunteer shared, "Camp Courage gives them a safe space to set down the emotional weight they've been carrying."

Thanks to the Harbor Hospice Foundation and generous supporters, families only pay a small $10 application fee—because every child deserves the chance to heal, regardless of cost.

Marking over 30 years of meaningful support and connection, Camp Courage continues to offer a place where kids facing loss can share, reflect, and grow. This summer carries that legacy forward—with quiet strength, open conversations, and the kind of care that lasts well beyond camp

07/24/2025

Harbor Hospice, and the Scolnik Heaing Center, will be offering a variety of support groups this fall. All groups are open to community members, as well as families of our Harbor Hospice patients. Please call (231-728-3442) or go to our website for more details.

www.harborhospicemi.org/grief-support

Cooking for One (class and group)
Coping with the Holidays (one time session)
Finding Meaning (for adults whose death was over 12 months ago)
General Grief
Grief Group for Moms

Grief Support We’re Here to Support You as You Grieve You are not alone as you navigate the loss of someone you love. Grief Counseling Resources to Support You in […]

07/09/2025