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For up to 8 family members
Parents Counseling
Grieving the death of a child
Kathy is one of the greatest people God has put into my life, without her I may not be here today. She helped me recover from some very sad and grief depression struggles after the loss of my daughter. With Kathy’s awesome counseling ,( group/individual) my life is finally starting to look bright once again…Kathy thank you!!!….You are a wonderful caring person..I will love you forever.
Peggy Vota
In our darkest times Kathy was a beacon of light, leading us on a path to a deeper understanding of our grief and the challenges that lie ahead. We highly recommend Kathy’s loss and grief counseling services.
Steve & Lillie Heitke
After the loss of my first child I completely thought my life was over. After months of not getting out of bed and practically sleeping all day long my mom found Kathy. She literally saved my life when I believed there was no hope. She guided me through all stages of grief and showed me it was okay to have those feelings. I wouldn’t trade my time with her for anything else. Kathy goes above and beyond for her clients and she is truly an amazing person!
Kaitlin Mason
After the death of my collage age son to suicide, my life was a mess. I had good support from family and friends, but they didn't really know what to say or how to help, Kathy did. She worked with me so I understood my grief. She guided me through all the different parts of the grief process. From inconsolable sadness and crying, to the happy tears of remembering special times with my son. While my grief will never go away, I have learned to " make friends with it". Kathy has given me the tools to live a life that allows me to enjoy the happiness of others and to find happiness in my own life. Kathy is a very special person who has made all the difference in my life.
Bob Till
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Some grieve through “doing” . This can be through making a garden, building something in memory of a loved one, starting a foundation, creating a ritual, just to name a few. Others are able to express their loss through emotions and gain insight into their grief experience by journaling, drawing, or through the expressive arts. Most have a combination of the two.
-Kathy Cherven
-Kathy Cherven