Bereavement services
What is bereavement / Bereavement services?
Bereavement services and the bereavement process are an important part of the end of life journey and your hospice care experience. Bereavement is essentially the grief process, which can be experienced both prior to and after death.
Choice Hospice offers many different approaches to dealing with grief and loss throughout the bereavement process. We have bereavement services that extend up to 13 months past the loss of your loved one. Throughout this time, there will be bereavement staff reaching out to you through phone calls and mailings, as well as the option attend/schedule counseling sessions (both group and individual).
Understanding grief
Each person’s experience and methods of grieving are different and unique. Because of this, we provide many techniques to help you through this time.
Below is a chart for you to understand the 5 essential steps of the grieving process. You can also click the “Grief and Mourning” title below for additional written information about the topic.
Bereavement Services Page FAQs
What grief support is available for families in Warren, MI?
Choice Hospice offers comprehensive bereavement services, including individual counseling, phone sessions, and group therapy to help Warren families navigate the loss of a loved one.
How long can I access bereavement services in Macomb County?
We continue to support families for up to 13 months after their loved one has passed, ensuring the Warren community has long-term resources for healing.
Are there specialized support groups for children in the Warren area?
Yes, we offer early bereavement services specifically designed for higher-risk individuals and young children who may be struggling with the end-of-life process.
Who leads the bereavement program at Choice Hospice?
Our program is led by experienced social workers and spiritual caretakers who are familiar with the diverse needs and cultural backgrounds of families in the Metro Detroit area.
Can I access bereavement support even if my loved one wasn't a Choice Hospice patient?
While our primary focus is on the families we serve, we are dedicated to the emotional well-being of the entire Warren community and can often provide resources or referrals to local grief support networks.