Grief Support for Young Adults

Compassionate, no-cost grief services for young adults (ages 18–25*) in Colorado

Grief in young adulthood often goes unaddressed. Between school, work, and big life changes, many young adults withdraw or stay busy instead of processing a death, often far from family support.

Judi’s House offers virtual, no-cost grief support to help young adults ages 18 to 25 across Colorado process a death and build healthy ways to cope.

*Participants must be age 18–25 and no longer enrolled in high school.

Comprehensive Grief Care, Wherever You Are

✅ Intake Assessment & Follow-Up

Support begins with a confidential assessment with a grief-informed clinician, available virtually or in person at Judi’s House in Aurora. Young adults share their experience, get their questions answered, and learn about support options. Assessments take ~60 minutes. After the assessment, a clinician follows up to review insights from the assessment and recommend appropriate services.

✅ Grief Counseling

In one-on-one sessions, a trained clinician helps young adults understand grief, make sense of their own experience, and build tools for coping. Sessions are weekly or every other week, virtually or in person at Judi’s House.

✅ Young Adult Peer Groups

Ongoing virtual groups, facilitated by a clinician, connect young adults with others who understand. Groups meet every other week.

✅ Quality Care at No Cost

All Young Adult services are provided at no cost, thanks to the generous support of our donors.

Common Questions

“Is it okay to not know what to say?”
Absolutely. There is no need to prepare or commit right away.

“Is this type of service appropriate for me?”
You don’t have to figure it out alone. Our trained staff will help explore care options available to you at your own pace.

“What if the services aren’t a good fit?”
Participation is always optional, and your choice is always respected.

“What if I have really strong emotions, or none at all?”
All responses to grief are valid. No two grief journeys look the same.

Taking the First Step

Your grief is real. Your support should be, too. Calling or emailing doesn’t mean you’re committing to anything. It simply means:

• You’ll talk with a real person who understands grief
• We’ll listen to what you’re dealing with
• We’ll explain your options clearly and answer questions
• We’ll provide you with recommendations for support

Call us at (720) 941-0331 or fill out our interest form to get connected with our care team. Together, we’ll figure out next steps—if and when you’re ready.