Clermont, FL Grief Counseling Emotional Support Coping Expert Services Launched
Nov 19, 2020
Groveland grief counseling center The Grief Leaf expanded its services to provide expert coaching and guidance for clients in Clermont, Florida and the surrounding areas.
Groveland, United States - November 18, 2020 /NewsNetwork/ —
The Grief Leaf, a grief counseling center based in Groveland, Florida, announced an updated range of grief counseling, guidance, coaching and support services. Both individual and group counseling sessions are available, the practice providing expert assistance for clients suffering from the loss of a friend or family member, experiencing depression and anxiety, or struggling with a prolonged grieving process.
More details can be found at https://www.thegriefleaf.com.
The latest announcement aims to provide a professional, compassionate and effective grief counseling service for individuals in Groveland, Mascotte, Minneola, Clermont, Mabel, Linden, Ferndale, Montverde in Florida.
The Grief Leaf offers expert support and guidance throughout the grieving process, helping clients understand and overcome anxiety and other negative emotions. The client-centered approach ensures that clients benefit from personalized sessions adapted to their unique needs.
The center is led by certified grief coach Laurie Robbins-Ryan, a professional coach with experience working with clients of all ages.
Ms. Robbins-Ryan has developed a special Childhood Grief Program for children and youth experiencing loss and grief, and her adult counseling programs include sessions for individuals and groups, as well as corporate and business clients.
The grief coach has over two decades of experience serving the local community as an elementary school teacher. Her decision to become a certified grief coach came after the sudden death of both her husband and her mother in 2017.
To ensure high standards of client safety, the grief counseling center offers online coaching sessions according to the latest recommendations of the CDC and the WHO.
Appointments can be made by completing the Contact Request form available online, as well as over the phone at 321 223 4378.
A satisfied client said: “Honestly, the sessions were much more helpful and insightful than I expected. I felt safe and at ease, and it helped me open up more easily than I normally do. The sessions helped me focus on my priorities and what’s really important in life.”
Interested parties can find more information by visiting the above-mentioned website.
Contact Info:
Name: Laurie Robbins-Ryan
Email: Send Email
Organization: The Grief Leaf
Address: 4348 Justamere Lane, Groveland, FL 34736, United States
Website: https://www.thegriefleaf.com/
Source: NewsNetwork
Release ID: 88986307
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