Grief Counseling New Prague, MN

Our New Prague therapy office is home to Minnesota’s best grief counselors, who are experienced and compassionate in helping individuals navigate loss and find healing. Grief can be overwhelming, but with the right support, it is possible to process emotions, find peace, and regain a sense of stability. Pursuing grief counseling in New Prague with specialists who have years of experience supporting Minnesotans through loss can make a real difference—not only in easing the pain of grief but also in fostering long-term emotional well-being and resilience for the future.

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We service Minnesotans of all ages including children, teenagers, and adults. We also provide couples therapy, family therapy, and group therapy in Minnesota.

Our New Prague office is located on Main Street. We also serve Minnesotans through online therapy.

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Types Of Grief & Loss Treated in New Prague

Loss of a parent – Grieving the death of a mother or father.
Loss of a spouse or partner – Coping with the death of a loved one.
Loss of a child – Processing deep grief after losing a son or daughter.
Miscarriage or stillbirth – Mourning the loss of a pregnancy & future once imagined
Loss of a sibling – Navigating grief after losing a brother or sister.
Loss of a close friend – Coping with the absence of a lifelong companion.
Loss of a pet – Grieving the passing of a beloved animal companion.
Anticipatory grief – Preparing emotionally for a terminally ill loved one’s death.
Complicated grief – Struggling with prolonged, overwhelming mourning.
Grief related to dementia or Alzheimer’s – Losing a loved one emotionally before physical death.
Loss of a home – Grieving displacement due to disaster, eviction, or financial hardship.
Loss of a job or career – Mourning identity and financial security after unemployment.
Loss of independence due to illness or aging – Adjusting to lifestyle and mobility changes.
Divorce or separation – Coping with the loss of a long-term relationship.
Estrangement from a loved one – Grieving the emotional loss of a living person.
Loss of a cultural or community connection – Grieving displacement or changes in identity

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About Payment & Insurance Acceptance

SBCC accepts payment via Self-Pay, credit card, and HSA. We also understand the importance of insurance in increasing access to care for Minnesotans. Thus our team has worked hard to become in-network with the most major insurance companies including the following: