1. Grief Resources & Support
Whether for yourself or someone you care about, this guide offers pathways to support, comfort, and connection.

2. Local Resources
Lehigh Valley Health Network – Bereavement Services

Offered through LVHN Hospice, these services include adult bereavement groups, individual counseling, art therapy, children’s support (Grief & Grub, Camp Cocoon), and special groups for pregnancy/infant loss. Please visit the link provided for current schedules and locations.

lvhn.org/medical-services/grief-support-services

St. Luke’s Hospice – Bereavement Support

Supports community members with adult grief workshops, support circles, remembrance events, a video library, and monthly newsletters. Free and open to the public. Call 484-526-2499.

GriefShare – Easton Groups

Peer-led grief recovery groups meeting regularly in Easton at Calvary Baptist Church and Bethel Memorial Baptist Church. Open to all. Search “GriefShare Easton” or visit griefshare.org.

Counseling & Therapy
Giving Grief a Voice (Bethlehem / Easton area): Individual, couples, and family grief therapy; also therapeutic yoga groups. Call 610-730-1992.

Thriveworks – Easton: Offers licensed mental health professionals (grief counseling, sliding scale options).

National & Specialized Support
GriefShare (griefshare.org): Educational groups covering themes like loss of spouse, holidays, etc.

What’s Your Grief (whatsyourgrief.com): Articles, podcasts, and practical grief guidance.

The Dougy Center (dougy.org): Support for grieving children and teens.

TAPS (1-800-959-TAPS): Peer support for families grieving military loss.

Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: Call or text 988 for immediate help.

AFSP Survivor Resources: National resources for those grieving suicide loss.

Parents of Murdered Children: Support for survivors of homicide loss.

Cancer Support Community – Lehigh Valley: Free workshops and group support.

Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741741 for 24/7 support.

Tips for Coping & Self Care
Keep a small journal for thoughts and memories.

Accept all emotions—grief doesn’t follow a schedule.

Maintain routines around sleep, nutrition, and movement.

Reach out—even silence shared with someone you trust can bring peace.

Light a candle, take a walk, or plant something in memory.

How We Can Help

We’re here for you 24 hours a day—whether you need help connecting with a local group or just need someone to listen. Your experience matters, and you’re never alone.

Finegan Funeral Home
4080 William Penn Highway
Easton, PA 18045

Phone: 610.258.7021

Email: info@fineganfuneralhomepa.com