Online Christian Counselor Specializing in Grief in Iowa

Often, grief can hit you when you least expect it. Maybe you feel pressure to move on even though thinking about it still hurts. But there isn’t a timeline for grief and you don’t have to figure things out on your own.

Counseling can provide a space for you to talk about the things you have lost, learn to navigate the hard moments, and not have to hide how you are really feeling, especially when you are hurting.

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How Counseling Can Help

Allow Room for Your Grief

Healing after a loss doesn't mean leaving the memories behind or pretending it no longer hurts. Counseling can help you learn to carry your grief while slowly finding your footing.

Learn to Cope With Difficult Moments

Grief can catch you off guard. A special date, a place that holds memories, or an unexpected reminder can bring up emotions you thought you'd moved past. Counseling can help you navigate those moments while giving yourself permission to feel what you feel, without being overwhelmed by it.

Discover a Way Forward

Moving forward doesn't mean forgetting what you've lost or leaving it behind. Counseling can help you adjust to life as it is now while still making room for the people, places, and experiences that will always mean something to you.

Ready to take the first step?

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Christian Counseling for Grief & Loss

Grief can bring up some hard questions about God. You might wonder why He allowed this to happen, where He is in the middle of your pain, or how to make sense of your faith when life feels so unfair. You may even find yourself feeling distant from God when you need Him most.

You don't have to have all the answers or pretend you're doing okay. In Christian grief counseling, we can make space for your questions, your hurt, and your faith as you work through what you're experiencing.

Struggling with God doesn't mean you've stopped loving Him. My hope is to help you find comfort in Christ and hold on to joy, even when life looks different than you ever imagined.