Grief Support for Young Adults
Compassionate, no-cost services for young adults (ages 18–25*) in Colorado
Many young adults experience the death of someone important—a parent, sibling, friend, partner, or another meaningful connection. Grief can show up in different ways and at different times, and it isn’t always easy to name or talk about.
Judi’s House offers support to help young adults navigate these experiences without having to do it alone.
Support Designed with Young Adults in Mind
Grief during the transition into adulthood can feel isolating amid school, work, relationships, and changing responsibilities. Our Young Adult services are designed to create connection and understanding among peers facing similar circumstances.
Groups are composed solely of young adults, creating a shared space where experiences are recognized and understood.
Compassionate Grief Care, Wherever You Are
✅ Virtual and In-Person Intake Assessments
Our virtual and in-person assessments allow young adults across Colorado to connect with a grief‑informed clinician from the comfort of home, school, or wherever they feel most at ease. During this confidential session, you’ll share your story, talk through what you’re experiencing, and learn about support options tailored to your needs.
✅ Virtual Young Adult Grief Groups
Our Young Adult groups meet every other week and are always virtual, making it easier to participate alongside school, work, or life transitions. Participants commit to a minimum of 5 group sessions, creating continuity and a stronger sense of community. While these groups do not follow the traditional Pathfinders curriculum, our facilitators incorporate elements from both Pathfinders and Connections to support expression, coping skills, and connection with peers.
✅ 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
Getting in touch is a simple first step. No preparation is required. Your grief is real. Your support should be, too. We’re here when you’re ready. Call us at (720) 941-0331 or fill out our interest form to get connected with our care team.
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
Together, we’ll figure out next steps—if and when you’re ready.
*Participants must be age 18–25 and no longer enrolled in high school.