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The Bradley Center

The Bradley Center provides peer-group, interfaith grief support for children and families, offering a safe and supportive place for hope and healing.

The Bradley Center for Grieving Children and families is a formally incorporated Nonprofit Organization dedicated to providing a safe group setting for individuals and families in which to work through the feelings associated with the grieving process following the death of a loved one. Our aim is to provide a safe environment to share their pain with others who are going through similar experiences. Groups are facilitated by volunteers who will utilize a grief processing framework designed around the Dougy Center Model for grief support, an internationally recognized approach to the grieving process. As a unique feature of our program, the center recognizes and supports the role that God, or a higher power, can play in the healing process.

01/30/2026

Grief doesn’t show up to hurt us—it shows up because love was real.

01/27/2026

Sometimes grief feels like this: shattered. Not just “sad,” but changed.

This week our Middle Aged Group made mosaics of their grief—taking broken pieces and placing them back together, one by one. Not to pretend nothing happened. Not to “move on.” But to show something true & authentic.

You can rebuild a life that’s beautiful… and different than you dreamed. The cracks don’t disqualify you. They become part of your story. You’re allowed to create meaning in the middle of the grief.

01/23/2026

Your grief is never the problem. The problem is living in a world that keeps asking it to be smaller.

If you’re still missing them—weeks, months, years later—there’s nothing wrong with you. There’s no deadline for love. And there’s no “right way” to carry loss.

At The Bradley Center, we make room for the real thing: the tears, the anger, the numbness, the memories, the “I miss you” that shows up out of nowhere.

You don’t have to rush. You don’t have to perform “better.” You just don’t have to do it alone.

01/20/2026

Crying isn’t “falling apart.” In grief, it’s often your body doing the healing. Tears can release what you’ve been holding, soften the nervous system, and remind you: this love is real. If you’ve been trying to stay strong, consider this your permission to feel.

01/15/2026

This week at The Bradley Center 💛

Our younger group created memory boards—a way to keep love, stories, and connection close.

Our teen group made “Hear Me Out” cakes—a fun & creative activity that opened the door to real conversations.

Different ages, different expressions… same truth: you don’t have to grieve alone.

01/10/2026

If this quote found you at the right time, take a breath. At The Bradley Center, support is always available—whether you want resources, a group, or someone to talk to.

01/06/2026

We are excited to announce that we have started a podcast!

Grief to Hope is a compassionate, faith-centered podcast guiding listeners through loss toward healing and hope. Each episode shares real stories, insights, and conversations with grief counselors, families, and faith leaders — offering comfort, understanding, and practical tools for navigating life after loss. Whether you’re grieving or supporting someone who is, Grief to Hope reminds us that while grief changes us, it does not define us — and through faith, healing, and connection, hope is always within reach. 💙

Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/grief-to-hope/id1860378172

12/24/2025

Merry Christmas 🎄

From all of us at The Bradley Center, we’re grateful to walk alongside this community. If today or tomorrow feels heavy, please know support is here and you don’t have to carry it alone. Wishing you comfort, connection, and a little extra peace.

12/12/2025

Grief doesn’t cancel joy. And joy doesn’t erase loss.

So many people carry both at the same time — showing up, laughing, doing life, while holding quiet grief beneath the surface.

At the Bradley Center, we honor the full truth of grief — loud and quiet, heavy and gentle — and we hold space for every way it shows up.

You are not doing it wrong. You are not alone. 🤍

12/09/2025

At Vista Heights Middle School earlier this month, we explored how gratitude can be part of healing. Students created art that showed the truth so many grieving hearts experience - you can miss someone deeply and still find moments of color, connection, and hope.

Grief and gratitude aren’t opposites — they’re companions. We’re proud of these students for expressing both.

12/06/2025

As we go through this holiday season, emotions can feel heavier and warmer all at once. Let both be welcome. Let both be love.

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11100 S Redwood Road
South Jordan, UT
84095

Website

http://www.bradleycentergrief.org/

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