Grief Support Groups
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Access all of the New Mexico and Virtual programs in one place.
HeartLight Center kindly requests that you register for in-person groups prior to attendance. Online registration will close 24-hours prior to group.
Please contact us at [email protected] with questions or for more information.
Join an Open Drop-In Grief Support Group
What is a Drop-In Support Group at HeartLight Center?
Anyone who has experienced a death-loss, and is at least of 18 years of age, is invited to attend an open support group at HeartLight Center. Open support groups allow participants to attend as often or as little as needed when fits best in your schedule. Often there is not a set agenda in the open and ongoing group meetings. There is a suggested donation of $15 for our drop-in groups.
*If you are a student or professional wanting to “observe” a group, please contact our Program Director prior to submitting a registration at [email protected]
Grief Support Circle:
Open Support for Any Death Loss
This open, ongoing support group in the East Mountains provides a welcoming general grief support space for adults (18+) who have experienced a death loss, regardless of the relationship or circumstances. Together, we’ll explore the journey of grief, share stories, process emotions, and connect with others for mutual support. This group meets monthly on the 1st Wednesday at 6:30pm at Blue Feather Healing and Growth Center.
Loss of Spouse/Partner
Support Group
An ongoing peer support and educational group for people who have experienced the death of a spouse, partner or significant other. Regardless of how long ago the death occurred, you are welcome to attend.
Meets monthly on the 1st Monday at 5:30pm at Daniels Wyoming.
*Please note date change for September meeting due to Labor Day holiday.
Sudden & Traumatic Loss Support Group
An ongoing peer support and educational group for people who have experienced an unexpected, sudden, traumatic loss (including but not limited to accidental death, suicide, homicide, etc). Regardless of how long ago the death occurred, you are welcome to attend.
Meets monthly on the 2nd Wednesday at 5:30pm at Daniels Carlisle.
Loss of a Child
Support Group
A welcoming peer support group for parents, grandparents, and caregivers (18+) grieving the death loss of a child at any age and for any reason. Together, we explore the grief process, share stories, and discuss ways to navigate life after loss. Participants are invited to bring a photo or meaningful item to share. Meets monthly on the first Tuesday at 5:30pm at Daniels Carlisle.
Family Caregiver Grief Support Group
For those grieving after caregiving, this group offers a welcoming space to process the unique grief that follows the loss of a loved one you cared for. Open to former caregivers navigating post-loss emotions, identity shifts, and exhaustion. Meets monthly on the second Monday at Daniels Strong-Thorne at 4:30pm.
Note: This group is intended for those who have provided care to a loved one, rather than for caregiving professionals.
*NEW GROUP*
Loss of a Parent(s) Group
An ongoing peer support and educational group for people who have experienced the death of a parent or adult caregiver. Regardless of how long ago the death occurred, you are welcome to attend. Meets monthly on the third Wednesday at 5:30pm at the Los Vecinos Community Center in the East Mountains starting October 2025.
Marigolds and Memories: A Community Dia De Los Muertos Celebration
with HeartLight Center and Daniels Family Funerals – Carlisle Chapel on October 18
Gather at this free family-friendly Día de Los Muertos event to learn, reflect, remember, and create. Guests are invited to explore the traditions of this meaningful holiday, enjoy live music and traditional food, and take part in arts and crafts for all ages. You’ll have the opportunity to build your own ofrenda with special gift bags, add to the community ofrenda in the chapel, or carry symbols of love home to begin personal traditions. There will be mini grief workshops and informal support circles for those who wish to share stories and connect in community, along with fun offerings like face painting, a photo booth, and resource tables from local organizations. All are welcome to honor loved ones in both personal and collective ways.
Sat. Oct 18 2025 | 12:00-3:00pm
Meet Genna!
HeartLight Center is honored to offer in person and virtual programs in New Mexico. Genna Reeves is the Community Liaison for you, and her expertise lies in grief support, end-of-life planning, funeral planning, and the creation of legacy projects. She trained with David Kessler and is a Certified Grief Educator.
You can connect with her directly by email at [email protected].
Volunteer Opportunities:
HeartLight Center is honored to offer in person programs in New Mexico. Our programming is able to expand with the help of our community and volunteers. If you are interested in learning more about volunteer opportunities or internship experiences available with HeartLight Center in New Mexico, please reach out to [email protected]!
Not Seeing What Programming You Are Looking For?
As we continue to grow our programming, we want to hear about what you are looking for. If you have a specific request, any questions or would like more information, please contact us, or fill out the form below.
Programming Interest Form - New Mexico
Grief Resources
Our professional support network can connect you to the resources that will meet your needs.