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Grief Talks

Sponsored by John F. Slater Funeral Home: 412-881-4100

Grief can feel deeply isolating, yet it is a journey shared by people from every walk of life. Healing doesn’t happen on a schedule, and no one should have to navigate loss alone.

Throughout the year, we sponsor Grief Talks—individual, stand-alone sessions that explore topics related to grief, healing, coping, and hope.

Grief Support Groups

In addition to our Grief Talks, there are grief support groups in our community. We are happy to help you find a resource that fits your needs. Here are a few to consider:

The Highmark Caring Place
A center for grieving children, adolescents, young adults and their families.
1-888-567-1028

Family Hospice
Family Hospice, UPMC, invites grieving persons to participate in a 6 week educational and support program. Call for more information.
412-572-8829

The Still Remembered Project
The Still Remembered Project provides bereaved parents and families Christian based supported encouragement for a loss due to miscarriage, stillbirth, or early infant death.
412-449-8458

The Compassionate Friends
Support for parents, siblings, and grandparents on the loss of a child at any age, from any cause.
412-835-1105

STAR Center: Survivors of Suicide
Support groups that help members cope with the death of a loved one from suicide.
412-864-3346 | SurvivorsofSuicide@upmc.edu

St. Elizabeth (Triumph of the Holy Cross Parish) Support Group
They meet on the 2nd Thursday of the month at 10:30 am, Pius X building, Room 106. No registration is required.

GriefShare
Grief and Loss support are held at various churches in the community. To find one near you, visit their website.

Wherever you are on your grief journey, we hope you’ll find comfort, understanding, and support. You don’t have to walk this path alone.