Horizons Adult Grief Support
Hospice of the Comforter’s Horizons Bereavement Center offers support and resources to help you cope with your loss. Whether or not your loved one used hospice services, our compassionate bereavement counselors will guide you and your family though the grieving process. By creating a comfortable environment to share emotions and normalizing the grief process, the counselors at Hospice of the Comforter’s Horizons Bereavement Center help grieving persons achieve personal growth and adjust to the new reality of their lives following their loved one’s death.
Families of Hospice of the Comforter Patients - Receive telephone calls, short-term individual counseling and mailings at no cost following the death of their loved one. Grief support groups are provided at no cost and available in Orange, Seminole and Osceola counties. Social groups and educational workshops are also available.
Community Members - Grief support groups are provided at no cost and are available in Orange, Seminole, and Osceola counties. Social groups and educational workshops are also available.
Hospice of the Comforter’s adult grief support program helps you rebuild your life by providing grief education, emotional and social support, and community resource referral. Our master’s level counselors provide short-term individual counseling, support groups, and educational materials to help bereaved clients heal from their grief.
We are here for you. For more information or to request counseling services, please call the Horizons Bereavement Center at 407-379-0490 or complete our contact form. For current support group offerings, visit our calendar.
Eligibility for counseling services is determined by the bereavement counselor who performs the initial telephone intake. Grieving persons who are in need of long-term counseling, psychotherapy, or intensive mental health treatment will be referred to an outside resource, which may charge a fee. For example, persons with symptoms of addiction or a mental health disorder may be referred to outside community resources, as they may not be best served by our short-term counseling services.