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Welcome

Grief is a deeply personal journey, and there is no “right” way to move through it. Whether your loss is recent or something you’ve carried for years, your feelings are valid—confusion, anger, sadness, even moments of peace. All of it belongs.

 

You don’t have to face this alone. Here, you’ll find space, understanding, and gentle support as you navigate what can feel overwhelming. Take things one moment at a time and be kind to yourself along the way. Healing doesn’t mean forgetting—it means learning to carry love and loss together.

 

We invite you to explore these thoughtfully curated resources to help you process your grief, find comfort, and move forward at your own pace.

Testimonials

 

"I was happy to find a group where I can share my thoughts and feelings with others. We offer support and compassion to each other which is so very important, no matter how long you are suffering from the loss. I always leave the group feeling so much better emotionally."

-Cara

 

"I find the grief group comforting, understanding, and supportive. The grief group is a safe place to share our feelings and not feel alone in our loss. Selina is a compassionate leader who listens attentively. She addresses our concerns always respecting each and every one of the participants. The session is always closed by Selina sharing a poem, quote, story, or special comforting words and thoughts helping all of us to make our losses easier to bear."

- Arlene

 

"I can never fully express how much I appreciate it the bereavement support that I received from Selina of Mozaic Senior Life. Selina is warm, kind and thoughtful. I will always appreciate our long sessions over a hot cup of tea where we talked about so many things. I credit Selina with providing the tools I needed to move forward after my husband’s passing. I am in a much better place today because of our meetings both at my home and at the bereavement group meetings she ran for the community."

-Marlene

 

"After my husband passed away, Selina provided much needed solace in visits to my home, (I am disabled) where we talked about my loss. She is caring and attentive, asking insightful questions and listening with empathy. I always looked forward to her visits. She helped me to get through a very difficult time with grace and kindness."

-Judith