08/26/2026
Sometimes, we grieve people we have never met. ❤️
The loss of a musician, actor, artist, or public figure who has been woven into the soundtrack of our lives can bring very real grief.
Maybe their music reminds you of your childhood.
Maybe a movie takes you back to someone you loved.
Maybe they represented home, comfort, or a different season of your life.
And sometimes, one loss has a way of stirring up others.
In light of the losses so many are feeling this week, we want our community to know something:
You don’t have to justify your grief.
If you’re hurting, you’re allowed to hurt. And if this week’s losses have brought up feelings you weren’t expecting—or stirred up grief of your own—you don’t have to carry that alone.
At Grove, we offer a limited number of pro bono counseling services through our graduate interns, and they will be opening their schedules for appointments soon.
These sessions aren’t reserved for any particular kind of loss. Maybe you’re grieving someone you knew and loved. Maybe you’re surprised by how deeply the loss of someone you never met has affected you. Or maybe something about this week simply brought other things to the surface.
Whatever brought you through the door, you’re welcome here. ❤️
Grief doesn’t require an introduction.
If cost has kept you from reaching out for counseling, please contact Grove to learn more about our upcoming pro bono availability.
