Goldstein Family Grief Center

Goldstein Family Grief Center A place for all to share their feelings of loss, grief, and learn to find joy in their lives again.

RESOURCE THURSDAY! "This is a beautiful collection of stories and poems. Each one is unique and powerful in their own wa...
02/26/2026

RESOURCE THURSDAY! "This is a beautiful collection of stories and poems. Each one is unique and powerful in their own way. This is a great read if you are looking for something more approachable as you can read one story and take a break before moving onto the next" -Naomi Tayse Estella, MT-BC, LPMT, LPC

Black Grief and Healing by Yansie Rolston and Patrick Vernon OBE

In recognition of Black History Month, all resources shared in February will be from persons who identify as Black or African American. Resources shared this month will in no way be exhaustive, and we will continue sharing content from persons of all backgrounds throughout the year.

It's okay to share your grief journey and experiences online. This is not for everyone, but here are some ways sharing a...
02/23/2026

It's okay to share your grief journey and experiences online. This is not for everyone, but here are some ways sharing about your grief on social media can be beneficial.

TEXT IN PICTURE:
"Social Media & Grief

Is it okay to post about my grief? YES
Do I have to? NO

How it can help:
-Reciprocal disclosures - others sharing their stories to connect and provide support for one another
-Feeling acknowledged and validated
-Increasing awareness of prevalence
-Feeling of continued connection with loved one lost
-Feeling cathartic or like a weight has been lifted sharing
-Strengthening existing relationships and creating new connections
-Destigmatizing and normalizing

Andalibi, N. (2020). Disclosure, privacy, and stigma on social media: Examining non-disclosure of distressing experiences. ACM transactions on computer-human interaction (TOCHI), 27(3), 1-43."

Grief is complicated, and it can be especially difficult if you were a caregiver. It is important as ever to take care o...
02/20/2026

Grief is complicated, and it can be especially difficult if you were a caregiver. It is important as ever to take care of yourself in your grief.

RESOURCE THURSDAY! "This is an eloquent and honest look at the loss of a parent. I love that Ty so beautifully normalize...
02/19/2026

RESOURCE THURSDAY! "This is an eloquent and honest look at the loss of a parent. I love that Ty so beautifully normalizes this difficult experience that is so often overlooked because this idea that parent loss is expected." -Naomi Tayse Estella, MT-BC, LPMT, LPC

"Things I Wish I Knew Before My Mom Died" by Ty Alexander

In recognition of Black History Month, all resources shared in February will be from persons who identify as Black or African American. Resources shared this month will in no way be exhaustive, and we will continue sharing content from persons of all backgrounds throughout the year.

Our monthly book club is coming up. Check out our book for March: "Good People" by Gabriel Reilich & Lucia Knell.Call, e...
02/16/2026

Our monthly book club is coming up. Check out our book for March: "Good People"
by Gabriel Reilich & Lucia Knell.

Call, email, scan the QR code, click on link below, DM, or comment on this post to register.
https://forms.office.com/r/y9QSCQWqGn

Whether you and your loved one celebrated or not, Valentine’s Day can be extremely difficult while grieving. Here are a ...
02/14/2026

Whether you and your loved one celebrated or not, Valentine’s Day can be extremely difficult while grieving. Here are a few ideas to make it easier:

-celebrate other loved ones
-make it a “normal” day
-let your feelings out and feel however you want
-ask for help/support
-do something just for you

RESOURCE THURSDAY! "Leslie takes a look 'at widowhood through the prism of race, mixed marriage, and aging'. I feel like...
02/12/2026

RESOURCE THURSDAY! "Leslie takes a look 'at widowhood through the prism of race, mixed marriage, and aging'. I feel like she is so real and doesn't hold back in such the intense raw feelings of grief while still using humor." -Naomi Tayse Estella, MT-BC, LPMT, LPC

Black Widow by Leslie Gray Streeter

In recognition of Black History Month, all resources shared in February will be from persons who identify as Black or African American. Resources shared this month will in no way be exhaustive, and we will continue sharing content from persons of all backgrounds throughout the year.

A reminder you can keep up to date with us with our two monthly newsletters! Sign up today!Scan the QR code, click on th...
02/09/2026

A reminder you can keep up to date with us with our two monthly newsletters! Sign up today!

Scan the QR code, click on the link, or talk to any of our counselors to sign up!
https://forms.office.com/r/5KqfWRtj6a

*We apologize but we are only able to offer email newsletters at this time.

Black families have over 3 times higher odds of experiencing the death of 2 or more family members by age 30Black Americ...
02/07/2026

Black families have over 3 times higher odds of experiencing the death of 2 or more family members by age 30

Black Americans in the same age cohort were:
-at 3 times greater risk of losing a mother
-at 2 times greater risk of losing a father
-20% more likely to have lost a sibling by age 10
-2.5 times more likely to have lost a child by age 20

RESOURCE THURSDAY! "Breeshia beautifully shares her own story as well other's experiences in such a meaningful way. I th...
02/05/2026

RESOURCE THURSDAY! "Breeshia beautifully shares her own story as well other's experiences in such a meaningful way. I think anyone can connect to these complex human experiences. I also think she lays out many realistic coping skills to try during intense feelings of grief." -Naomi Tayse Estella, MT-BC, LPMT, LPC

Grieving While Black by Breeshia Wade

In recognition of Black History Month, all resources shared in February will be from persons who identify as Black or African American. Resources shared this month will in no way be exhaustive, and we will continue sharing content from persons of all backgrounds throughout the year.

In recognition of Black History Month, we are going to take some time and look at the harsh realities many black America...
02/01/2026

In recognition of Black History Month, we are going to take some time and look at the harsh realities many black Americans face and the disparities/access to grief resources.

We are partnering with The Episcopal Church of the Redeemer for a Grief in the Later Years Workshop! All are welcome to ...
01/31/2026

We are partnering with The Episcopal Church of the Redeemer for a Grief in the Later Years Workshop! All are welcome to attend.

Call, email, scan the QR code, click on the link below, DM, or comment on this post to register.
https://forms.office.com/r/y9QSCQWqGn

Address

4360 Cooper Road
Cincinnati, OH
45242

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

Telephone

+15138917700

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