Testimonials For Support Groups
Once I wrote my completion letter and had Ms. Reid there to coach me through that process, I felt a great sense of relief. I can now walk away with her advice and remember how it helped me in that moment. After her coaching, I ripped up the letter and relationship graph with more confidence and conviction.
Support Groups04/03/2023Participant in Cleveland, OH
I did not realize how much grief I was carrying. In looking at grief from a new perspective, I was able to see many situations I have been holding on to. Some of them I have been carrying on purpose, but there are also situations that I hold without even having an intent to carry them. I was able to let go of some very hard feelings about losing my mom. On top of that, during this same time, I was able to look at my relationship with my spouse in a new way. I will do grief work on that relationship, but I have come to appreciate my spouse in new ways since I have started examining my grief. I learned A Lot. Overall, it was a very good experience. I have recommended it to others already.
Support Groups04/03/2023Participant in Billings, Montana
Support Groups04/03/2023Participant in Salem, AR
Support Groups04/03/2023Participant in Cleveland, Ohio
Helped me say goodbye to my deceased mother, and address 2-3 traumatic episodes during high school. Was finally able to say I forgive, not forgotten, but able to say goodbye!
Support Groups04/02/2023Participant in Frankfort, Kentucky
The program helped me identify some not so obvious losses in my life. It also helped me to realize and understand the idea of wanting a relationship to have been different, better or more affects my ability to move through my grief. The exercises culminating in the completion letter were very beneficial in helping me voice my part in my relationship with my son who died and to make my apologies, to forgive and to say things I needed to say.
Support Groups04/02/2023Participant in Garden Grove, CA
Support Groups04/02/2023Participant in Long neck, De
I have broader thoughts about the loss that I was experiencing. I have changed my manner of addressing others about their loss _grief. I am re focusing on my feelings, emotions and thoughts about death, the deceased, and my heart break.
Support Groups04/01/2023Participant in Long Neck, DE
Support Groups04/01/2023Participant in Wahalla, South Carolina
Support Groups04/01/2023Participant in Millsboro, Delaware
This program helped me look beyond my typical thought processes and explore new ways of considering my needs to grieve and care for myself.
Support Groups03/31/2023Participant in FINDLAY, OH
Support Groups03/31/2023Participant in Findlay, Ohio
Cara Davies made this program the most wonderful experience.
Support Groups03/31/2023Participant in Findlay, OH
Camille was very caring and listened to all of us with no rush. The exercises we did in the group, helped me to understand my personal journey with loss.
Support Groups03/30/2023Participant in Colton, CA
The depth of the emotional experience of writing, then sharing the completion letter took me by surprise because as someone with 45+ years of 12-step recovery, much of the process up to that point, while different in format from AA 4th-5th steps, felt similar to work I’d done many times before. But reading the letter felt profoundly emotional. The next day I noticed right away that an inner shift had occurred — certain reminders of the past were simply not triggering those unwelcome reactions of contempt, judgment, blame, or ruminative story loops. Most important, a week out from course completion I am seeing unmistakable improvement in the chronic gastritis that brought me to the GRM. I had suspected that unresolved grief was a making me physically ill, and now feel I have confirmation. I’m very grateful and will refer friends to the GRM without hesitation.
Support Groups03/29/2023Participant in N/A, N/A
It has helped me think differently about previous loss as well as look differently at current situations.
Support Groups03/29/2023Participant in Tucson, AZ
I was slightly skeptical, at first, but I discovered so much about myself that I didn't know in addition to learning about grief. There were things that I had suppressed without realizing, words and thoughts that I couldn't bring myself to say or write and I was able to overcome this by the end of the program. I am looking forward to doing this with my other unfinished relationships!
Support Groups03/29/2023Participant in Columbus, Ohio
Support Groups03/29/2023Participant in Hinton, Alberta
It has provided one framework and system for understanding and coping with grief. Very helpful to me currently and hopefully in the future for myself and children.
Support Groups03/28/2023Participant in Courtenay, Bc
I feel I have a stronger understanding of grief and the barriers it can place in my life. Now I have more tools in my Mental Health kit.
Support Groups03/28/2023Participant in Zanesville, OH
Support Groups03/27/2023Participant in Bilings, Montana
I learned that we’ve been conditioned to think and behave a certain way about grief which is not at all helpful. It also taught me how many different types of grief there are and I’m learning to try and not compare my grief to anyone else’s. I’ve also learned that it’s okay to feel my feelings and it’s ok to let them out when I’m feeling them. I’ve also met some great people who came thru the program with me and helped to support me through it.
Support Groups03/27/2023Participant in Edmonton, Alberta
I found the structured and step-by-step approach very helpful. It made approaching the grief less overwhelming, while also knowing and trusting that it was a thorough examination.
Support Groups03/27/2023Participant in Edmonton, AB
Support Groups03/27/2023Participant in Chicago, Illinois