Hospice Care Plus provides grief support to caregivers and families of our patients as well as to our community. Contact us at 859-986-1500, 800-806-5492, or grief@hospicecp.org to ask questions or learn more about these resources.
Current Support Groups
We ask that you pre-register for group events and gatherings. You may do so by calling 859-986-1500 or using the links provided.
Weekly Grief Support Gathering at our Compassionate Care Center - Learn more and pre-register online.
Pre-registration for one-on-one grief support is available online or by calling 859-986-1500.
Other Grief and Loss Support
- One-On-One Support Sessions (Virtual, Phone, In Person)
- Literature Mailings
- Annual Remembrance Tree Ceremony (First Sunday in December)
Remembrance Tree Ceremony
Sunday, December 8, 2024
For decades, the Remembrance Tree Ceremony has been a chance for the community to remember loved ones during the holiday season.
Anyone who misses a loved one during the holidays is welcome to participate, regardless of whether your loved one was cared for by our hospice.
Contacting Our Grief Support Staff
Our Grief Support Coordinator and additional grief support staff are here for you. Please contact us if you have questions about our current support options or anything related to grief and loss support: 859-986-1500 or grief@hospicecp.org.
My Grief and Loss Support Booklet
This booklet was created and published by our Grief and Loss Support team. We're happy to mail this to anyone who would like extra support as they grieve the loss of a loved one, regardless of whether our organization cared for them.
Please contact us to request the booklet: 859-986-1500 or hospice@hospicecp.org. The booklet is limited to residents of the counties served by our organization: Estill, Jackson, Lee, Madison, Owsley, and Rockcastle counties.
HELPFUL RESOURCES
"35 Ways to Help a Grieving Child," published by The Dougy Center. Order by calling The Dougy Center at 503-775-5683 or visit their online bookstore.
The Dougy Center Free Resources Website: Find numerous free resources for grieving children and families.
"Helping a Man Who is Grieving," by Alan Wolfelt, PhD.
"How Children Grieve: Persistent Myths May Stand in the Way of Appropriate Care and Support for Children," by Kate Jackson.