About Us

You've probably heard that time heals all wounds. While this is meant to sound comforting, it perpetuates the false idea that if you just wait long enough, you'll feel better. For most people, grief recovery comes from taking action.

If you've suffered a loss and need grief counseling services, turn to a certified grief recovery specialist at Grief Recovery With Laurie. I will walk with you on your journey to healing, without judging or trying to "fix" you.

You aren't broken. Reach out to me today to take the first step toward healing.

How We Got Started

I believe unresolved grief is the major underlying issue in most people's lives. As someone who has endured losses, I have learned the problem with grief is that if you fail to take action to deal with your personal emotional pain, and instead suppress it, it waits deep inside to haunt you later.
Successful recovery from loss involves sorting out the things that were incomplete and putting voice to those things we wish might have been different or better. It also involves dealing with the dreams and expectations of a different future than what is being faced after that loss. This is the foundation for the Grief Recovery Method.
The Grief Recovery Method® provides the tools needed and the action steps we can take in order to be able to complete our grief and live our lives more fully.
Coming through my experience, I felt a calling to help others who have endured losses and help them and myself heal and lead happy lives.
I know this program works.

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Grief Recovery Program by Grief Recovery With Laurie
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Laurie from Grief Recovery With Laurie Answered this on March 30, 2020
What You Need to Know About Coronavirus and Grief If you’re grieving the news and events surrounding Coronavirus you’re not alone. Whether you’re upset that your vacation has been cancelled or have been quarantined (mandatory or not), make no mistake about it, people all over the world are... (more) What You Need to Know About Coronavirus and Grief If you’re grieving the news and events surrounding Coronavirus you’re not alone. Whether you’re upset that your vacation has been cancelled or have been quarantined (mandatory or not), make no mistake about it, people all over the world are grieving. Most people associate grief with death and death alone. And while death is certainly a loss, there are many other life events that can produce feelings of grief related to COVID-19. A big one is loss of safety. It can be scary when everything we are familiar with changes. School closures, church and restaurant closures, social distancing and the list goes on. Almost all of your daily habits and routines have changed. You could be worried about the wellbeing of parents, children and your own health and safety. Maybe you’re working from home and miss the camaraderie of your co-workers. Have you lost faith in your government, employers and even god? You could be worried about the future of your job, how to take care of your kids and how you’re going to pay your bills. There's also general sadness for our community. Many things we accept as normal have been turned upside down. This leaves many of us, myself included, feeling like there’s an uncertain future. How is this grief? Grief is the normal and natural emotional reaction to loss of any kind. Grief is the conflicting feelings caused by the end of or change in a familiar pattern of behavior. When we grieve, we grieve the loss of unmet hopes, dreams and expectations. We expect our lives to continue on as before this crisis. Our dreams for a safe life are being tested. How do you know you have unresolved grief? Are you eating more or not eating much at all? Is it hard for you to focus on simple tasks? Are you sleeping more or sleeping less? Are you irritable with your significant other? Are you avoiding talking about Coronavirus by making jokes or changing the subject because you’re uncomfortable? Have you tried talking honestly about your fears only to be told that you’re living in fear? I don’t know about you, but when I see people making fun of Coronavirus online or have been told that I’m overreacting, it doesn’t make me want to share my feelings. What can you do? Find someone safe to talk to. And be safe for others to talk to. Go first. Tell the truth about yourself and your feelings, so other people feel comfortable to do the same. Listen and talk without judgement, criticism or analysis. This goes for judging yourself too. Know that grief is normal and natural during these times. COVID-19 is touching many of our lives in many different ways.

Laurie from Grief Recovery With Laurie Answered this on October 18, 2019
Yes ! LOVE what I do.  I am honored to help people thru grief and loss and see them become engaged and happy in life again.  The transformation from week 1 to week 7 is amazing! (more) Yes ! LOVE what I do.  I am honored to help people thru grief and loss and see them become engaged and happy in life again.  The transformation from week 1 to week 7 is amazing!

Laurie from Grief Recovery With Laurie Answered this on August 02, 2019
Go to the stores such as Walmart, King Soopers, Costco, etc with your 501C3 form and fill out a donation request. (more) Go to the stores such as Walmart, King Soopers, Costco, etc with your 501C3 form and fill out a donation request.

Laurie from Grief Recovery With Laurie Answered this on June 25, 2019
I definitely do!  I have overcome much in my life and am so grateful to be where I am today.  Volunteering brings me joy and benefits the organization and the people the organization is trying to help. (more) I definitely do!  I have overcome much in my life and am so grateful to be where I am today.  Volunteering brings me joy and benefits the organization and the people the organization is trying to help.

Laurie from Grief Recovery With Laurie Answered this on March 18, 2019
I would have hired a marketing person in the beginning and set a solid branding. (more) I would have hired a marketing person in the beginning and set a solid branding.
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Laurie from Grief Recovery With Laurie Answered this on February 15, 2019
Networking with others who can enhance your business and you can enhance theirs. (more) Networking with others who can enhance your business and you can enhance theirs.

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