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Our House Grief Support provides support for adults who have experienced the death of a partner or spouse, teen or adult child, parent, sibling, or other close person in their life. Support groups are also offered in Spanish.
Schedule
Monday - Thursday6:30 pm - 8:30 pm

Groups meet every other week Monday-Thursday between 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM or 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM depending on the location
Eligibility Requirements
For individuals who have lost a partner or spouse, parent, sibling, or someone close (i.e., friend, co-worker, other family member) within the past 12 months, and for individuals who have lost a teen or adult child within the past 18 months, Adults (18+)
ADA accessible
Unknown
Accessibility notes
Locations may not have wheelchair-accessible parking
Citizenship Requirements
No citizenship requirements
Cost Details
$1-$65
Cost or fees
Yes
Financial aid
Sliding scale
Available Languages
Spanish
Counties Served
Los Angeles

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  • Due to the confidential nature of each group, the support group does not permit drop-ins. Adult support groups are held weeknights and occasional weekdays, Monday-Thursday, at both our West Los Angeles and Woodland Hills centers. Support groups meet for 90 minutes every other week for 6 to 24 months. Children’s support groups are held in the afternoons and early evening after school, Monday-Thursday, also at both our West L.A. and Woodland Hills centers. Support groups meet from 60 to 90 minutes every other week. Children are assigned to groups according to age and can join as space permits following an intake session. Children typically stay in group from 18 to 24 months and benefit from the opportunity to share their thoughts and feelings with one another as well as acquiring coping skills to use outside of their group.