8 Fort Worth Grief Counselors & Therapists Ready for Hire
We specialize in grief counseling to help you navigate loss and find hope. Meet our team here to find the right match for you and reach out to book a session when you’re ready.
Meet our Fort Worth Grief Counselors
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1. Christina Iverson, MCRC, CRC, LPC
• Offers grief counseling ☑️
• Credentials: Licensed Professional Counselor and Clinical Rehabilitation Counselor
• Virtual Therapy?: Available
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2. Angela S. Taylor, MA, LPC-S
• Offers grief counseling ☑️
• Credentials: Licensed Professional Counselor and Supervisor
• Virtual Therapy?: Available
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3. Tristin Tice, LPC-Associate
• Offers grief counseling ☑️
• Credentials: Licensed Professional Counselor Associate Supervised by Charity Haigans, LPC-S
• Virtual Therapy?: Available
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4. Ciara Kennedy, MS, LPC-Associate
• Offers grief counseling ☑️
• Credentials: Licensed Professional Counselor Associate
• Virtual Therapy?: Available
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5. Justine Guzman, MA, LPC-S
• Offers grief counseling ☑️
• Credentials: Licensed Professional Counselor and Supervisor
• Virtual Therapy?: Available
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6. Charity Haigans, MA, LPC-S
• Offers grief counseling ☑️
• Credentials: Licensed Professional Counselor and Supervisor
• Virtual Therapy?: Available
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7. Lauren Hernandez-Short, LPC-Associate
• Offers grief counseling ☑️
• Credentials: Licensed Professional Counselor Associate Supervised by Pedro Blanco, LPC-S
• Virtual Therapy?: Available
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8. Tara Long, LPC-Associate
• Offers grief counseling ☑️
• Credentials: Licensed Professional Counselor Associate Supervised by Stephanie Hooton LPC-S
• Virtual Therapy?: Available
Understanding the Grief Journey
Grief is a multifaceted experience that impacts individuals in various ways. It is not limited to the loss of a loved one; non-death losses, such as divorce or difficult life transition, or job loss, can also elicit profound grief. The intense emotions associated with grief can range from sadness and anger to confusion and guilt. People may experience physical pain or symptoms such as fatigue or difficulty concentrating.
Every individual's grief journey is unique, influenced by personal circumstances, relationships, and coping mechanisms. Recognizing this uniqueness is crucial, as there is no "right" way to grieve. Professional support, such as counseling or support groups, can provide invaluable assistance in navigating these complex emotions. Remember, seeking help is a sign of strength, not weakness. Grief is a personal yet shared human experience, and no one should have to endure it alone.
How Can Grief Counseling Help?
Emotionally process intense feelings such as anger, depression, fear, guilt, and disbelief that make up the grieving process.
Learn coping skills that can help you deal with the emotional pain involved in moving forward and healing. Grief therapists provide tools helping individuals to acquire long lasting resilience.
Decrease isolation by having a professional walk with you on your journey towards greater peace. Human contact is healing when overcoming great loss and trauma.
The therapeutic relationship also helps individuals and grieving families by instilling hope through encouragement that relief is possible and joy still exists.
Why Choose Noyau Wellness Center for Grief Counseling?
Over 15 years experience in the field of grief counseling
Extensive experience in helping grieving families find peace after a traumatic event such as the loss of a loved one.
Therapists that receive continued training and education on working with grief.
Offices in both Dallas and Fort Worth TX, as well as Telehealth to make getting the help you need as convent as possible.
Easily access our online schedule or get answers to your questions from our caring front office manager.
FAQs about Grief Counseling
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It is truly painful for us to watch as someone we care for struggles through the grieving process. No matter the source of their grief, it is vital that you allow them to feel whatever they are feeling. Making space to simply sit with someone, without judgement or the need to 'fix' their pain, is the most important thing you can do for someone who is grieving. Our natural response may be to want to help them "feel better" causing us to rush them through the process. The best support you can offer is to allow them to be in water phase of grief they are in. Working with a therapist is especially helpful for that reason. Our therapists are trained to help both adults and children as they experience these complex emotions.
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While there are many types of mental health professionals it is important to work with someone who has experience in grief counseling and the educational background to go along with that. In Texas Licensed Professional Counselors (LPC) or LPC Associates, are trained in grief counseling and certified by the Texas State Board. When choosing a counselor that is right for you, look for a board certified counselor.
In addition to credentials you'll want a therapist that feels right for you. The therapeutic relationship is powerful and necessary for successful outcomes. If you don't feel your therapist is the best fit for your personality it is important to discuss that and find someone who you feel comfortable with.
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Our therapists work to meet the client where they are at emotionally. We make space to allow you to feel the wide range of emotions that come with loss. We offer guidance on how to cope with such feelings and tools to help you as you move forward. We seek to help you succeed in finding the peace you deserve.
Start grief counseling in Fort Worth today
Additional Resources for Healing From Grief
www.thewarmplace.org - Local organization that supports children and families during grief
www.dougy.org - Online information resources for individuals of all ages translated in many languages
www.missfoundation.org - Support for families experiencing traumatic grief, by providing support packages and resources for family members.