Therapy Services

Grief & Loss Counseling

Support after the loss of a spouse or partner, and through the identity changes that follow profound loss.

Courtney Cicale, MS, LMFT, in her North Palm Beach therapy practice
Therapy office interior at Navigate Therapy in North Palm Beach, Florida
Courtney Cicale, Navigate Therapy

There is no single correct way to grieve. Losing a spouse or partner can change how daily life feels, who you understand yourself to be, and what the future looks like. Therapy offers a calm place to slow down and make sense of that, at your own pace.

What this work often includes

  • An individualized approach rather than a fixed set of stages
  • Space to talk about the person you lost without minimizing
  • Practical support for the parts of daily life grief disrupts
  • No forced timeline and no pressure to move on

Questions about grief & loss counseling

How long after a loss should I start therapy?
There is no required waiting period. Some people reach out within days, others years later. If grief is making daily life difficult, it is a reasonable time to talk to someone.
What types of grief do you work with?
Courtney's focus is on profound loss, including the death of a spouse or partner, and the identity changes that follow. She also works with grief connected to divorce, estrangement, and other significant life losses.

Getting started

Reaching out is
the hardest part.

Send a note or request a free 15-minute consultation. There is no obligation and no pressure, just a short conversation about what you are looking for.

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(754) 300-6232
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In-person sessions in North Palm BeachVirtual sessions across Florida

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