Grief counseling Longview TX
Grief Counseling · Longview, TX

You don't have to carry this alone. And you don't have to be fine yet.

Grief has no timeline and no single shape. Whether your loss was recent or years ago, sudden or expected, a death or a life that didn't go as planned — what you're carrying deserves real support, not just time.

One call. Real answers. No pressure.

Teen & Adult Grief Family Support Trauma + Grief Telehealth TX
57%
of people who experience a significant loss do not seek formal support — grief is one of the most under-treated sources of suffering in adults (National Alliance for Grieving Children)
10–15%
of bereaved individuals develop complicated grief — a prolonged, intense grief that significantly impairs functioning and relationships (American Journal of Psychiatry)
Effective
grief-focused therapy shows meaningful reduction in grief symptoms and improved functioning — especially for complicated and traumatic loss (Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology)

Grief that deserves more than "giving it time"

Everyone grieves. Not everyone gets the support they need. If several of these feel familiar — whether the loss was recent or years ago — a conversation with a counselor can help.

The grief feels as sharp as it did when the loss happened
You've gone flat — nothing brings real joy anymore
Avoiding reminders, places, or people connected to the loss
Guilt — for surviving, for not doing more, for moving on
Anger that keeps surfacing — at people, circumstances, yourself
Sleep disrupted, appetite gone, energy depleted
Relationships strained — people want you to be "better"
Questioning your sense of purpose, identity, or meaning
A teenager shutting down or acting out after a loss
You can't talk about it anymore — people are tired of hearing it

If you're not sure whether your grief is "enough" to warrant counseling — it is. Loss is loss. You don't need to be in crisis to deserve support.

Call (903) 386-3824 — It's Free

Grief looks different for everyone

We meet you where you are — whether your loss happened last week or ten years ago, and whether it was a death, a divorce, or a dream you had to let go of.

Death of a Loved One

Whether sudden or anticipated, the death of someone you love reshapes your world. We create space for grief that's complicated, conflicted, or just too heavy to carry alone.

Teen Grief

Teenagers often don't have words for grief — it shows up as irritability, withdrawal, or behavior that looks like something else entirely. We specialize in teen grief.

Complicated & Traumatic Grief

When loss is sudden, violent, or involves trauma — accidents, overdose, suicide loss — grief is more complex. We use EMDR and trauma-informed approaches alongside grief care.

Grief from Divorce or Relationship Loss

Divorce is the loss of a future you planned, a family structure, and in many cases, your identity. That deserves real grief support, not just logistics.

Ambiguous & Disenfranchised Grief

Losses others don't recognize — estrangement, miscarriage, addiction, or the loss of what was "supposed to be" — are real losses that deserve real care.

Family Grief Support

Families grieve the same loss differently, which creates friction exactly when you need each other most. We help families grieve together without it pulling them apart.

Starting grief counseling at Renew

No pressure, no paperwork before you're ready. Here's how we get started.

1

Free Fit Call

Call (903) 386-3824. Tell us what you're carrying. We listen, ask a few questions, and make sure we're the right fit before you ever schedule a session.

2

Get Matched

We pair you with a counselor whose style and experience fit your situation — whether you need a gentle presence, practical tools, or faith-integrated support.

3

Build a Safe Space

The first sessions create a space where nothing about your grief is too much, too raw, or too complicated. We take it at your pace.

4

Walk Forward, Together

We help you process what happened, integrate the loss into your story, and find your footing again — without rushing you toward "fine."

Common questions about grief counseling

This is one of the most common things we hear, and it doesn't close the door. Our counselors are experienced with teenagers who are resistant or skeptical, and when a teen truly won't engage, we can start with you — parent coaching gives you tools and language that often shift the dynamic at home enough that the teen becomes willing. Call us and we'll talk through the best starting point.
Sessions at Renew range from $45–$115 depending on your counselor's credential level: $45 with a Master's-level counselor, $75 with an LPC-Associate, and $100 with a fully licensed counselor (LPC or LPC-S). Renew is self-pay — we provide superbills for out-of-network reimbursement and accept HSA/FSA cards. See our Fees page for the full rate card.
Yes. Grief doesn't look like a steady stream of sadness. It moves in waves — sometimes intense, sometimes numb, sometimes even peaceful. You might feel relief, anger, guilt, or nothing at all. These are all grief. There is no wrong way to grieve, and there is no timeline you're supposed to follow.
That depends entirely on you, your loss, and what you're carrying. Some people find clarity in a handful of sessions. Others carry complicated grief — losses layered on losses, or grief intertwined with trauma — that benefits from a longer journey. We work at your pace, not a preset schedule.
Sometimes teenagers genuinely process loss quickly. Other times they appear fine because they don't have the language for what they're feeling, or they're protecting you. If you notice withdrawal, irritability, school decline, or changes in sleep or appetite — those are worth paying attention to, even months after the loss.
Absolutely. Grief is a response to any significant loss — a divorce, a relationship ending, a major life transition, a lost identity, a dream that didn't happen. These losses are real and deserve real care, not comparison to "worse" losses.
Yes. For clients who want to integrate their faith into the counseling process, we welcome that. We also work effectively with clients who don't have a faith background. Let us know your preference on the Fit Call and we'll match you accordingly.

You don't have to carry this alone.

The free 15-minute Fit Call is the first step. No commitment, no paperwork — just a real conversation about what you're going through and whether Renew is the right fit.

In-person in Longview · Evening and Saturday appointments available · Telehealth across Texas

Serving East Texas: Longview · Tyler · Marshall · Kilgore · Hallsville · White Oak · Gilmer · Henderson  ·  Telehealth available across Texas

If you or someone you love is in immediate danger, call 911 or go to your nearest emergency room. Crisis support: Call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline · free, 24/7). Renew is an outpatient practice and is not a crisis resource. More crisis resources →