Groups provide opportunities for persons to share memories, express thoughts and feeling and learn coping strategies to deal with issues of grief and loss. Grief Support programs are available to the community and persons served by Midland Care.
A coffee group for anyone desiring some fun and coffee at the Center for Hope and Healing.
Caring for an aging loved one can be very rewarding, but also difficult and isolating. It’s okay to take a break. You have to take care of yourself to be able to care for others. Midland Care is here to support you with a range of services to meet your needs and those of your loved one.
Caregiver Support Group, held twice monthly on the first and third Thursday of each month, is free and open to anyone caring for a loved one. The group is facilitated by Judy Nagy, a retired LSCSW who brings nearly 20 years of experience as a support group facilitator to her volunteer service at Midland Care.
Please join us at caregiver group for:
- Support from other caregivers
- Community resource information
- Answers to your questions
- Coffee provided
When someone dies, loved ones go through intense grief. When the death is complicated by murder or suicide, this adds to the trauma. Midland Care offers a monthly Traumatic Loss Group for adult family members or friends.
This group provides ongoing emotional support for survivors as they seek to reconstruct their “new life”. Group begins with introductions. Often, there is a topic to discuss or a personal story to share. Refreshments are served.
Before attending, a face-to-face visit is required with Midland Care Center for Hope and Healing Staff. To set up your info visit contact Suz McIver at 785-232-2044 ext. 701100 or smciver@midlandcc.org.
Join Midland Care for Warm Up Wednesdays. During Warm Up Wednesday you can expect some conversations about grief, but mostly this is a time to enjoy the company of others and socialize.
A coffee group for anyone desiring some fun and coffee at the Center for Hope and Healing.
A coffee group for anyone desiring some fun and coffee at the Center for Hope and Healing.
Caring for an aging loved one can be very rewarding, but also difficult and isolating. It’s okay to take a break. You have to take care of yourself to be able to care for others. Midland Care is here to support you with a range of services to meet your needs and those of your loved one.
Caregiver Support Group, held twice monthly on the first and third Thursday of each month, is free and open to anyone caring for a loved one. The group is facilitated by Judy Nagy, a retired LSCSW who brings nearly 20 years of experience as a support group facilitator to her volunteer service at Midland Care.
Please join us at caregiver group for:
- Support from other caregivers
- Community resource information
- Answers to your questions
- Coffee provided
Midland Care Findables is a unique, upscale, resale shop that benefits Midland Care’s Hospice and Palliative Care programs. Findables sells a wide variety of items, including men’s and women’s clothing, accessories, jewelry, antiques, books, collectibles and home decor.
Midland Care Findables is open late, until 8:00 PM, on the second Tuesday of every month with great discounts and special guests.
Groups provide opportunities for persons to share memories, express thoughts and feeling and learn coping strategies to deal with issues of grief and loss. Grief Support programs are available to the community and persons served by Midland Care.