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Grief Services
The death of someone we care about can leave us with a range of emotions and reactions. Accepting support from others helps us cope with grief and adjust to life after our loss.
JCS Grief Counselors offer support, guidance, comfort, and hope to people of all ages. Counseling, support groups, workshops, and experiential programs attend to the holistic needs – physical, emotional, cognitive, social, and spiritual – of those who have experienced loss.
For more information on grief support, contact Donna Kane, MA, CT, JCS Grief Clinician at dkane@jcsbaltimore.org or 410-843-7394.
Learn more about upcoming groups and programs in the Featured Resources section below and on the JCS calendar.
The Mitchell David Center for Hope & Healing supports children, teens, young adults, and families who have experienced a loved one’s death, particularly if that loved one was a child.
Age-appropriate programs, groups, and activities help parents and siblings throughout their lives – immediately after a death and through all life stages when grief reappears.
Support is provided by the Mitchell David Endowment Fund. Additional support for children’s grief services is provided by the Zimmerman Fund for Children.
Watch & Share Our Grief Video Programs for Children
The end of each video has a pop-up link you can use to request free companion materials.
Featured Resources
Healing Conversations: A Group for Suicide Loss Survivors
Date: 2nd Thursday each month @ 7:00 pm via Zoom. If you have experienced the death of a love one by suicide, this group is a safe, confidential place to share and process your grief.
We’re all in This Together: Grieving in these Unprecedented Times
By Donna Kane, MA, CT
This is an unprecedented period in our lives. Right now, being with our friends, family, and community, which is an integral part of our Jewish tradition, is not deemed safe. People are having funerals and grieving alone.
