Grief is a normal, universal response to loss. We are here for you and your family with grief support and resources.
We are committed to supporting hospice patients and their caregivers throughout their journey. All grief services are offered free of charge unless indicated otherwise and are open to the public.
Our services include:
One-on-One Support (via phone, video, or in person) | Support Groups
Educational Workshops | Annual Memorial Celebrations
Upcoming Events
We offer various support groups and other memorial events to help you and your family navigate your grief journey. These services are offered free of charge unless indicated otherwise. Registration may be required.
Ongoing Groups
Living With Loss: Drop-In Support Groups
An ongoing drop-in support group for anyone grieving the loss of a loved one. Come to one or all of the scheduled groups—registration is requested.
Afternoon Group – please let us know if you plan to attend
First Tuesday of each month, 1:00–2:30 pm at Our Lady of Peace
Facilitated by Amy Cotter, Bereavement Director, and Amy Koehler-Killeen, LICSW
Evening Group – please let us know if you plan to attend
Third Wednesday each month, 6:00–7:30 pm at Our Lady of Peace
Facilitated by Melissa Lundquist, Ph.D., LISW, MSW
Grief Conversation: Virtual-Support Groups
Virtual support to connect and converse about the grief and loss of a loved one. —registration is required for Zoom access.
Forth Tuesday of each month, 4:00–5 pm pm.
Facilitated by Amy Cotter, Bereavement Director.
For more information or to register, contact Amy Cotter:
651-417-7848 // amyc@ourladyofpeacemn.org
Teddy Bear Workshop
Honor your loved one by using their favorite garments (shirts, dresses, ties, scarves, etc.) to create a Memorial Teddy Bear.
Bears are as unique and individual as the person who has died.
SATURDAY, October 12th, 9:00 AM – 12:30 PM. IN-PERSON AT OLP.
For more information and or to register, Contact Amy K:
651-703-7554 | griefsupport@ourladyofpeacemn.org
Teddy Bear Workshop for Grief and Loss
The crafted bear symbolizes enduring love and serves as a comforting reminder. Creating a teddy bear from the clothing of a loved one gives a physical and sentimental object to hold and cherish, preserving their memory. The workshop fosters healing and strengthens bonds, please join us for this workshop.
For more information and or to register, Contact Amy K:
651-703-7554 | griefsupport@
