Support Groups

Every Saturday morning at 10am, join our Director of Bereavement, Lee Wilcox for connection and conversation. Open to all grievers 18 and up.

For men who have experienced the death of their spouse or partner. Groups meet monthly both virtually (and in-person starting March 2023).  

Join Lee Wilcox, Director of Bereavement, for a virtual hour of community and connection. Register at info@bdgc.us. Please note the preferred group. Monday - for parents who have experienced the death of their adult child 18+. Tuesday - for parents who have experienced the death of their child 17 and under.  

Join Lee Wilcox, Director of Bereavement, for a virtual hour of community and connection. Register at info@bdgc.us. Please note the preferred group. Monday - for parents who have experienced the death of their adult child 18+. Tuesday - for parents who have experienced the death of their child 17 and under.  

For young adults ages 18-26   Register at info@bdgc.us

For adults who have lost one or both parents. Register at info@bdgc.us

For adults who have experienced the death of their sibling of any age due to any cause. Register at info@bdgc.us

Thursdays Noon-1pm For those who are supporting or caregiving for a loved one experiencing a medically intense or terminal diagnosis. Register at info@bdgc.us

For parents who are grieving the death of their child of any age. This 6-week group is meant to offer a time to connect to other parents, share about your loved one, and learn more about other Brighter Days offerings for parents, grandparents, and siblings. Register at info@bdgc.us

Register at info@bdgc.us or call 952-303-3873

Every Saturday morning at 10am, join our Director of Bereavement, Lee Wilcox for connection and conversation. Open to all grievers 18 and up.

Join Lee Wilcox, Director of Bereavement, for a virtual hour of community and connection. Register at info@bdgc.us. Please note the preferred group. Monday - for parents who have experienced the death of their adult child 18+. Tuesday - for parents who have experienced the death of their child 17 and under.