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Grief & Trauma Counseling in the United States
Grief and trauma counseling offers structured, compassionate support for people moving through loss, bereavement, or the effects of frightening or overwhelming events. Some practitioners also weave in spiritual perspectives on death and meaning for those who find them comforting.
Featured practitioner · Online, available to seekers nationwide
Christina Feyes
Author · Speaker · Intuitive Counselor & Spiritual Healer
Author of Realizing Death and a sought-after speaker on healing and consciousness, Christina now offers one-on-one sessions in intuitive counseling, spiritual healing, and St. Germain channeling — online, from anywhere. With 20+ years of experience and formal training in psychology and social work, she blends evidence-based therapy with soul-centered healing.
- 20+ years experience
- Author of “Realizing Death”
- Speaker
- Psychology & social work
- St. Germain channeling
How to choose a grief or trauma counselor
- Look for trauma-informed practice and clear, consent-based pacing.
- Ask how they support you if difficult feelings surface between sessions.
- Prefer counselors who name the limits of their role and coordinate care when needed.
- Choose someone who feels safe, steady, and unhurried.
What to expect
Sessions move at your pace. Early on you might simply tell your story and feel witnessed. Over time a counselor can offer tools for regulation, meaning-making, and living alongside loss. Spiritual perspectives are offered only if you want them.
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Common questions
About Grief & Trauma Counseling
When should I seek grief or trauma support?
There is no wrong time. If grief or a past experience is affecting your sleep, relationships, work, or sense of safety, or simply feels like too much to carry alone, reaching out can help. You do not have to wait until you are in crisis.
What if I need urgent help?
If you are in crisis or immediate danger, contact your local emergency services now. In the US you can call or text 988 for the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, any time.
Can grief counseling include spiritual perspectives?
It can, if you would like it to. Some counselors gently include spiritual views on death, continuity, and meaning, while always respecting your own beliefs and never imposing them.
Please note: The practitioners listed here offer spiritual and wellbeing services that are not a substitute for medical or psychiatric care. If you are in crisis or immediate danger, contact your local emergency services — in the US, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline).