Lynetta Clark LPC, Grief Counselor

Lynetta Clark LPC, Grief Counselor http://www.LynettaClark.com http://www.LynettaClark.com

Welcome! We all experience a natural response to these events & that is what grief is.

The main goal of my services is to offer specialized guidance to the community to help individuals understand & move through the process of grief. We all have events of loss throughout our lives....divorce, loss of finances, pets, loss of health, loss of loved ones through death. It's natural...we don't decide it...& it varies from person to person. It can range from sadness, depression, loneliness, fears, anxiety and anger. Mourning is the expression of all these feelings. The services that I offer can help you to understand healthy ways to express your grief & heal your life. Grief is a physical, mental, social & spiritual process of adapting to a major change. Today you are one step closer to finding a positive path towards healing. The best way to reach me is my contact number 918-734-5537. An alternative form of contact is by email at:

lclarklpc14@yahoo.com. I'm looking forward to hearing from you!

11/03/2025

The Light Within Loss

If you dare to enter
the heart of your loss,
it will not destroy you,
it will illuminate you.

Grief is not the end of love
but its final, raw expression.
When you stop turning away
and let the pain
move through you,
something tender awakens.

The depth that holds your sorrow
also holds your light.
Healing is not escape,
it is surrender,
a soft unfolding
into compassion,
into transformation,
into grace,
into love.

~ 'The Light Within Loss' by Spirit of a Hippie

✍️ Mary Anne Byrne

~ Art 'The Embrace' by Lucy Campbell

08/12/2025

Grief Comes in Waves

The heart doesn’t heal in a straight path,
it moves in circles,
looping back through memories
we thought we’d already survived,
touching wounds
we believed had closed.

Some days, the ache crashes in
sharp as the first night;
other days, it ebbs,
a whisper in the background,
a shadow that moves when we do.

Over time, the jagged edges soften,
not because love has lessened,
but because it learns
a new shape inside us.

Grief weaves itself
into our days,
a quiet companion,
not an open wound.

It walks with us
into the morning light,
stands beside us
in moments of joy,
settles with us
in the stillness of night.

It does not leave; it changes,
from a force that breaks us
to a thread that binds us
to what we cherished,
to the person we are becoming
in its wake.

~ 'Grief Comes in Waves' by Spirit of a Hippie

✍️ Mary Anne Byrne

~ Art Unknown via Pinterest

07/31/2025

Growing Around Grief

Grief doesn’t simply pass with time; it reshapes you.
At first, it fills every corner of your life, leaving no space for anything else.
But slowly, you begin to grow around it.

Grief does not vanish, it remains, a part of you,
but your life expands to hold both the sorrow
and the possibility of joy again.

You are not who you were before the loss;
you are someone new,
carrying the weight of love in a different form.

Grief changes your heart, your priorities,
and the way you see the world,
not by erasing the pain,
but by teaching you how to live alongside it.

~ 'Growing Around Grief' by Spirit of a Hippie

✍️ Mary Anne Byrne

~ Art Unknown via Pinterest

07/28/2025

The Sacred Work of Grieving

Grief is not just an emotion,
it is a weight the body carries.
A fog that settles over the mind.
A quiet ache in the bones.

It is no wonder you feel tired.

In this season of sorrow, let yourself rest, deeply, unapologetically, and often.
This is not laziness.
This is the work of healing.

Nourish your body with what you can.
Even if it’s just a piece of bread, a cup of tea, or a few sips of water.
You are feeding a body that has been cracked open by loss.

Move gently.
Stretch your arms.
Step into sunlight if you can.
Breathe with intention.
The goal is not strength, but softness.
Not pushing through, but allowing yourself to be exactly as you are.

Let the tears come if they need to.
Let the silence linger if it comforts you.
Speak your loved one’s name.
Or hold it quietly in your heart.

You do not need to be ‘okay.’
You do not need to be ‘productive.’
You only need to be present with what is true for you now.

Grief is love, with nowhere to go.
Let that love cradle you, even in your exhaustion.

You are not alone in this.
You are not broken.
You are grieving.

And that is sacred work.

~ 'The Sacred Work of Grieving' by Spirit of a Hippie

✍️ Mary Anne Byrne

~ Art by Kiera Violet

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4629 S Harvard Avenue
Tulsa, OK
74135

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