The Grief Club of Minnesota - A Healing Place for Children, Teens & Families

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Who We Serve

The Grief Club welcomes those that we serve wherever they are on their grief journey.

Children, teens and young adults (age 25 and under) who have experienced the death of a parent or sibling.
Adults who have experienced the death of a child age 25 and under.
Adults who have experienced the death of a spouse/significant other and have children age 25 and under.

A Place To Belong
It is human nature that we all want a place to go where we belong. A place where we feel accepted, welcomed, and understood.
We call our place of belonging a club.
The Grief Club of Minnesota.

Individual Counseling

Our compassionate, licensed mental health counselors provide confidential grief counseling for children, young adults (ages 18-25), and their parents or caregivers, offering a supportive space to navigate the complexities of grief and healing.

Family Counseling

Using specialized therapeutic interventions, our licensed mental health counselors provide family grief counseling designed to strengthen communication skills, fostering a supportive environment where families can grieve and heal together.

Peer Grief Support Groups

Our clinical care team offers group counseling for children, teens, young adults, and their caregivers, providing opportunities to connect, share experiences, learn coping skills, receive grief education and find healing together.

Crisis & Trauma Response + Education

We provide professional support through crisis response, debriefing, and education to guide individuals and communities through the emotional impact of a traumatic death in schools, workplaces, and other settings.

By The Numbers

1 in 11

children in the US

will experience the death of a parent or sibling before the age of 18.

92,000

children in MN

are estimated to experience the death of a parent or sibling by the age of 18.

221,000

children & young adults in MN

are estimated to experience the death or a parent or sibling by the age of 25.

*According to the Childhood Bereavement Estimation Model (CBEM) 2022.

The Grief Club in the news

September 3, 2025 What should we say to someone who is grieving?

August 28, 2025 Counselor gives insight into healing from childhood grief, trauma

July 26, 2025 Thank you for your vote!

July 7, 2025 We had such a blast at All Star Gathering Camp

Good Grief! What’s For Dinner?

We’re excited to announce the upcoming release of Good Grief! What’s for Dinner? a cookbook from the heart featuring 200 comforting recipes shared by our community members who have navigated the journey of grief.

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The Grief Club of Minnesota

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On behalf of our entire team at The Grief Club of Minnesota, from our hearts to yours, thank you for being part of such a meaningful evening!

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Call it a clan, call it a network, call it a tribe, call it a family. Whatever you call it, whoever you are, you need one.

Jane Howard

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The commitment and generosity from others is integral to our mission and vision of ensuring limited barriers to comprehensive, whole family care to grieving children, teens and families in Minnesota.

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A Place To BelongIt is human nature that we all want a place to go where we belong. A place where we feel accepted, welcomed, and understood. We call our place of belonging a club. The Grief Club of Minnesota.