Many families turn to the hospice for their counseling and support services, notes Kenny Slaught. The hospice delivers individual, group, and family counseling regularly and free of charge. These counseling services deal with a variety of death-related issues while stressing the many aspects of emotional, psychological, and spiritual health that behoove individuals in these situations. For those unable to come to the center, the hospice provides counseling sessions at several other safe areas throughout town. According to research, participation in counseling sessions early in the grief process can markedly minimalize the risk of unresolved grief appearing years down the road. In addition, studies have shown that counselors who specialize in death-related matters are more effective at helping individuals experiencing a traumatic loss than general mental health practitioners.

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