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Compassionate Care, Rooted in Faith

Faith-Integrated Online Grief Counseling, Covered by Medicare + Most Insurance

Licensed Christian therapists offering compassionate online care after loss, with comfort, hope, and spiritual renewal at the center.

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Start With Coverage

Medicare and most insurance accepted. The next step is a short coverage form.

Submit the coverage formShare basic insurance details through the intake page.
We verify benefitsYou receive a clear statement of coverage before care begins.
Begin matched careGet connected with a licensed faith-integrated therapist online.

Covered by Medicare and most insurance providers.

Start with coverage. We’ll help verify your benefits before care begins.

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Faithful Journeys

Stories of hope for people walking through grief.

Not Walking Alone

“After my husband died, everyone went back to their lives. My counselor stayed with me in mine.”

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Room for Lament

“I was angry at God and afraid to say so. My counselor let me say it, and faith became a place I could grieve.”

Be Understood

Carrying It Differently

“No one told me to move on. I learned to carry the loss in a way that let me keep living.”

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Grief and Hope Together

“I did not know sorrow and hope could sit in the same room. In our sessions they did.”

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Why Faithful Therapy

Grief care that honors emotional and spiritual health.

Faithful Therapy combines licensed grief counseling with spiritual understanding, so you receive support that respects both your clinical needs and your Christian values.

Licensed Therapists

Licensed professional counselors, clinical social workers, and psychologists, several of whom specialize in grief counseling.

Faith-Integrated Care

Lament is a biblical form of prayer. Your counselor can hold your hardest questions of faith with you, at your invitation.

Online From Home

Private video sessions from home, so you never have to drive anywhere on the days the grief is heaviest.

Every Loss Counts

A spouse, a parent, a child, a friend, a pregnancy, a marriage, a church community. If it mattered to you, it counts.

How It Works

How Faith-Integrated Online Grief Counseling Works

A simple path to grief counseling, built around clarity before care begins.

1

Fill Out Our Form

Provide basic information to help us understand your needs and verify your coverage.

2

Receive Your Statement of Coverage

Within 24 hours, we’ll confirm your insurance details and provide your statement of coverage.

3

Get Matched With a Faith-Integrated Therapist

We’ll connect you with a licensed counselor who works with grief and loss and aligns with your faith and therapy needs.

Support Areas

Faith-Integrated Counseling for Every Kind of Loss

Loss of a spouse
Loss of a parent
Loss of a child
Sudden or traumatic loss
Pregnancy and infertility loss
Loss through divorce or estrangement
Anticipatory grief and caregiving
Grief and questions of faith

Faith-Integrated Grief Care Across the US

Grief is universal. Carrying it alone does not have to be.

The need is real, and Faithful Therapy is built to make faith-respecting grief support easier to start.

1 in 10

Bereaved adults meet criteria for prolonged grief disorder (9.8% across 14 studies)

29%

Of women 65 and older are widowed, about 9 million people (2023)

2.9M

Widowers 65 and older in the US, against 9 million widows (2023)

71%

Of US therapy clients are open to discussing religious or spiritual beliefs in therapy

Sources: 1. Lundorff, Holmgren, Zachariae, Farver-Vestergaard and O’Connor, Journal of Affective Disorders, 2017, systematic review and meta-analysis of 14 studies: pooled prevalence of prolonged grief disorder in bereaved adults of 9.8% (source). 2. Administration for Community Living, 2023 Profile of Older Americans: in 2023, widows accounted for 29% of all older women, or 9 million people, more than three times as many widows as widowers (2.9 million) (source). 3. Oxhandler, Pargament, Pearce, Vieten and Moffatt, Religions 12(6):371, 2021, national survey of 989 US mental health clients: 71.0% agreed they would be open to discussing their religious or spiritual beliefs in therapy (source).

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Faith + Clinical Care

Rooted in faith. Grounded in evidence for grief.

Grief counseling is not about getting over a loss. It is about finding a way to carry it. Our counselors draw on approaches with research support and, above all, steady presence.

  • Grief counseling that gives the loss room to be spoken about fully
  • Acceptance and commitment therapy and narrative approaches that keep a continuing bond while rebuilding daily life
  • Faith integrated at your pace, alongside licensed clinical care, never instead of it

Have Questions?

Common Questions About Grief Counseling

How does faith-integrated grief counseling differ from traditional counseling?

The clinical care is the same: grief counseling from a licensed therapist. The difference is that your faith is welcome in the room, including your anger and your questions. Your counselor can draw on Scripture, prayer, and your tradition, and make room for lament.

Is grief counseling covered by insurance, including Medicare?

Often, yes. Medicare and most insurance plans cover counseling when a licensed clinician determines it is medically necessary, for example for an adjustment disorder or depression following a loss. Coverage varies by plan. Fill out our coverage form and we’ll verify your benefits before care begins.

What kinds of loss can you help with?

Our licensed counselors work with the death of a spouse, parent, child, sibling, or friend, and with losses people are often told not to grieve: a pregnancy, a marriage, a career, health, a church community. We also help with depression, anxiety, trauma, stress and life changes, and marriage.

How soon after a loss should I start counseling?

Whenever you want company. Some people come within weeks, others a year or more later when everyone else has moved on. There is no deadline and no wrong timing. We match you with a licensed counselor who works with grief and aligns with your values.

What technology do I need for online therapy?

You’ll need a stable internet connection and a device with a camera and microphone, such as a smartphone, tablet, or computer.

Discover Your Coverage. You Do Not Have to Grieve Alone.

Compassionate, faith-integrated grief counseling is here for you. Check your coverage and take the first step today.

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