What to Expect From Our Grief Group

After speaking with a leader from our team, members meet twice monthly on Zoom. The intention behind these meetings is to support one another as we navigate this journey through stories, advice and honest feedback. 
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There is no fee to join any of our group. LITT highly respects the privacy and confidentiality of our group members. Your information will never be shared outside of the organization. 

Meet Our Support Group Leader

SJ leads both our sibling grief group for those who have lost a sibling and our sibling support group for anyone who has a brother or sister active in addiction or in recovery. She is aware of the way having a sibling with SUD affects family dynamics and that siblings have their own unique and complicated needs when it comes to navigating their lives in the midst of this illness.

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SJ lost her brother to fentanyl poisoning in 2022 and subsequently joined our sibling grief group to deal with that loss. She now leads that program and soon realized there was a need for extended support for siblings with brothers or sisters active in their addiction or in recovery. It is not uncommon for siblings to struggle with issues of trust, feelings of betrayal, and fear of loss. The sibling support group was created as a safe place to deal honestly and candidly with the feelings and disruption that comes with having a sibling with a substance use disorder.

Join Our Sibling Support Group

LITT respects the privacy and confidentiality of its support group members. For this reason, we prefer to touch base with those considering attending prior to joining one of our groups. 

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Please fill out the form below with you contact information and your preferred method and time of day to reach you.