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It is painful when you lose someone or something you love or experience any kind of loss. It is normal to experience all kinds of difficult and surprising emotions such as shock, anger and guilt after a significant loss.

Everyone grieves differently. There are many healthy ways to deal with the pain. There is no right or wrong way to grieve.

From a family member to the family pet or going through a divorce or separation. The more significant the loss, the more intense the grief may be.

Family TLC have specialists who can help you with grief and loss and help provide an avenue for a healthy resolution through this difficult time.

Bereavement

Suffering from the loss of a loved one can be one of the most painful things we ever experience. When a death takes place, you may experience wide range of emotions. The following feelings are normal and common reactions to a loss:

• Guilt
• Denial
• Disbelief
• Shock
• Confusion
• Sadness
• Anger
• Humiliation
• Despair

Family TLC can help you take the steps that you need to move ahead not to forget but how to deal with your loss. Please call at 705-737-3513 if you are experiencing any of these emotions.

These emotions are healthy and appropriate and will help you come to terms with your loss. The danger is just plugging along day to day can unfortunately turn into unresolved grief. At Family TLC we offer support and understanding to help you get through this experience. You are not alone and we are here to help.

Loss

Loss can come in many forms such as: loss of a pet, moving, loss of a job, divorce, loss of capacity (injury, illness). Sometimes life sucks. The feelings you have are your feelings - they are normal and an essential part of the healing process. Some of these may be shock, sadness, anger, guilt, depression and despair, as well as relief, hope and acceptance.

Family TLC is a group of therapists that specialize in loss. Call for your free consultation with our Group Leader so that your loss can be matched with the appropriate counselor that best meets your needs.

Family TLC can help provide an avenue for a resolution through the stages of loss and life transitions.

Suicide

It is something we would not rather talk about and we hope it will never happen to anyone we know. But suicide happens. Things to watch for if you suspect that someone you know is suicidal.

• The individual starts to give away important belongings
• They detach themselves from family, friends or other significant connections
• They justify them self not being around
• They have attempted suicide previously
• They have a plan

Remember, not everyone shows these signs. If you are even thinking that someone you know may be suicidal, you need to call Family TLC. Here at Family TLC, we can help you decide what steps you need to take. We are non-judge-mental, calm and accepting. Call us now at (705)-737-3513 or email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it