Colorado Programs

What can I expect at an In-Person Support Group?

In-person support groups offer a welcoming, non-judgmental space to connect with others who understand the experience of grief. No matter where you are in your grief journey or how long it has been since your loss, you are invited to join us for community and peer support.

HeartLight groups are led by trained peer facilitators who are fellow grievers and understand the challenges of navigating loss. Each gathering lasts about 90 minutes, and group sizes are typically small (3 to 10 members) to create a comfortable, supportive environment where everyone has the opportunity to share if they wish.

Learn more about how HeartLight Center creates a safe group space.

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Grief Support Circles: Open Support for Any Death Loss

Ongoing peer support and educational groups for people who have experienced a death loss (including but not limited to death of a spouse/partner, parent, child, sibling, aunt/uncle, cousin, mentor/colleague, friend…). Regardless of how long ago the death occurred, you are welcome to attend, helpful for those who are newly bereaved and/or new to our program.

Loss of a Spouse/Partner Support Groups

Ongoing peer support and educational groups for people who have experienced the death of a spouse, partner, or significant other.

Loss of a Child Support Groups

Ongoing peer support and educational groups for bereaved parents, grandparents, caregivers, and adult siblings who have experienced the death of a child at any age and for any reason.

Suicide Loss Support Groups

Ongoing peer support and educational groups for people who have experienced a suicide death-loss.

Bereaved Siblings Support Groups

An ongoing peer support and educational group for people who have experienced the death of a sibling. Regardless of how long ago the death occurred, you are welcome to attend.

*Please note: this group is intended for those grieving a death loss of a sibling and is not appropriate for those experiencing sibling estrangement.

Loss of a Parent/Adult Caregiver Support Groups

An ongoing peer support and educational group for people who have experienced the death of a parent, grandparent, or other important adult caregiver in their life. Regardless of how long ago the death occurred, you are welcome to attend.

Substance Loss Support Groups

An ongoing peer support and educational group for people who have experienced a death loss where substance use, abuse, or overdose are part of the life or death narrative. Regardless of how long ago the death occurred, you are welcome to attend. *Please note: This group is not appropriate for individuals who are currently dealing with substance abuse.

Learning to Carry Loss: Understanding Your Unique Grief Educational Seminars

An educational seminar is designed to support you in better understanding your own experience of grief. There will be time for questions and participation is always optional. Hosted at locations across the Front Range.

Topics include:

  • Understanding grief and the many ways it can show up

  • Building a personal toolbox of skills to support you in your healing

  • Exploring ways to find meaning and purpose after loss

  • Strengthening resilience as you move forward at your own pace

Guided Support Groups

Weekly guided support groups meet for a set number of sessions, offering a thoughtfully structured experience. Each group follows planned topics and materials to gently guide conversation and build continuity.

Guided support groups, at HeartLight, are led by trained peer facilitators who have completed the training specific to the weekly group they are leading. Each meeting will last approximately 90 minutes. Group size typically will range from 3 to 10 people.

Colorado Workshops

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