Wrenwick Counseling Call

Grief and loss counseling in Tallahassee

A weekly 50-minute session to talk about the person or the life you lost, at your pace, with someone who will not rush you toward being fine.

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Losses people bring here

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  • The death of a parent, partner, child, friend or pet
  • A divorce or a long relationship that ended
  • A miscarriage or a pregnancy that did not happen
  • A move, a retirement or a career that ended before you were ready

What we do in sessions

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Mostly we talk. Grief does not follow stages in order, and I will not ask you to fit one. Some clients bring photos or letters. Some want help with the practical weeks after a death, such as going back to work.

Questions about grief and loss counseling

Is it too soon, or too late, to start?

Neither. Some people call the week after a death. Others call years later, when something brings it back. Both are reasons to call.

Written and reviewed by Calla Reinholt, LMHC, October 7, 2026