Monday, January 16 4:30-5:30pm MST Click here to register, https://buytickets.at/ericshouseinc/824514 Join us via zoom for healing breathwork to connect with others and breathe through any feelings you may experiencing. Breathwork can help alleviate the physical, psychological, and physiological manifestations of grief. Simple and slow repetition of purposeful breathing by expanding the diaphragm has been well studied, with significant improvement […]
When someone loses a loved one to suicide, overdose, or alcohol they may feel extreme isolation, guilt, shame, sadness, and trauma. Grief is an experience that is unique to each person. One’s grief is theirs and theirs alone, but they are not alone. Our support group for LGBTQIA+ community members provides a safe, intimate space […]
The loss of a child is an unspeakable trauma. If you have lost a child to substance abuse, you are most likely experiencing the complicated grief that surrounds this loss. We experience feelings of shame, guilt, anger, blame, shock, and isolation that are difficult to understand. We kindly invite you to join our group.. All […]
PRE-REGISTRATION is required! To see if this is the right group for you please contact Madison at [email protected] or Marianne at [email protected] to set up a brief phone call. The loss of a child is an unspeakable trauma. When that death is caused by suicide, the pains becomes more complex. If you have lost a child to […]
AZ Gives Day is a chance to give back to your community and raise awareness. EricsHouse is a proud participant. On April 4th please consider supporting our cause of providing healing resources to those who suddenly lost someone they love. With a specialization in suicide and substance abuse losses, we walk alongside our clients with […]
THIS GROUP IS FULL. To get on a list about upcoming Men's support groups or information about one on one support please contact Madison Shirley at [email protected] Loss of a loved one is devastating. It can drive us into isolation. It defies all the cultural norms we (especially men) subject ourselves to – don’t cry, […]
Grief art is powerful tool to help with emotional expression and release. This three part workshop series is centered around healing & self-compassion through each individual's unique grief journey. The arts are a tangible and sensory experience that can encourage connection with yourself and the world around you. Creation might serve as a way to unblock, release, […]
Big Savings - Big Selection - Exotic Items! EricsHouse is launching an online auction to help support our mission that no person who is bereaved by suicide or substance use will suffer these devastating losses alone. Proceeds will go directly to underwrite client services. Click HERE to BID www.32auctions.com/ERICSHOUSE Receive discounts on exotic vacation packages, […]
Grief art is powerful tool to help with emotional expression and release. This three part workshop series is centered around healing & self-compassion through each individual's unique grief journey. The arts are a tangible and sensory experience that can encourage connection with yourself and the world around you. Creation might serve as a way to unblock, release, […]
Grief art is powerful tool to help with emotional expression and release. This three part workshop series is centered around healing & self-compassion through each individual's unique grief journey. The arts are a tangible and sensory experience that can encourage connection with yourself and the world around you. Creation might serve as a way to unblock, release, […]
The EMMAUS Ministry for Grieving Parents is a unique ministry that serves the spiritual needs of grieving parents Register here, https://frc.retreatportal.com/calendar/event?programcode=23AER65769 Of all the pains that life can hand us, arguably the most searing is the loss of a child. During this weekend, just as Jesus joined his distraught disciples on the road to Emmaus, […]
The July 11 Men's Group is full. To inquire about one-on-one support or future groups please contact Madison at [email protected]. Loss of a loved one is devastating. It can drive us into isolation. It defies all the cultural norms we (especially men) subject ourselves to – don’t cry, man up, move on . . . […]
