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Loss of an Adult Child (High Point)

Losing an adult child is a unique and life-altering experience. This deep grief is often overlooked or misunderstood.

Our Loss of an Adult Child support group will offer a safe, compassionate space for parents and guardians who have faced this heartbreaking loss. Here, you’ll find connection with others who truly understand the pain, confusion, and complex emotions that come with grieving an adult child.

Whether your loss was recent or many years ago, we invite you to join us in sharing your child’s story, connecting with others, and honoring your child’s legacy as you begin moving forward in healing. *For the purpose of this group, an adult child is any child 18 years or older.

Group Details

This in-person group will meet for five sessions and is free and open to anyone in the community who has experienced the loss of an adult child. Participation in all sessions is encouraged and appreciated.

Meets Wednesdays: October 15, October 22, October 29, November 5 and November 12
Time: 4:30 – 5:30 p.m.
Location: Hospice of the Piedmont (1801 Westchester Drive, High Point)

Registration

Registration is required by Friday, October 10. To register, please complete the form below or call the Grief Counseling Center at 336.889.8446.

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Tell us about your loss
Please share when your loss occurred and any other details you feel might be helpful as we prepare for this group.

October 15, 2025 4:30 pm

Hospice of the Piedmont

1801 Westchester Drive, High Point, NC, 27262

Your entire team was amazing. They are very professional in their work but also have big hearts and it comes through in how they do their work and in their positive attitudes.

- Daughter of patient

Thank you for making your home like her home, warm and comfortable.

- Sister of a patient (in reference to Hospice Home)

Your kindness and efforts go far beyond the patients and extend to their families and friends.

- Family of a patient

Everyone who cared for my wife was, without exception, caring, kind, and exceptionally capable individuals who seemed to truly care about her well-being and care.

- Husband of a patient

Your staff (at Hospice Home) was confident, thoughtful, kind and very loving to my mom. When we couldn’t be there or take care of her needs, you took care of her.

- Son of a patient

My mother spent her last days in your facility. I want to thank you for the gifts you gave to her and our family. The dignity, caring, professionalism, and kindness will remain a bright part of our saying goodbye to our mother.

- Daughter of a patient

My family and I would not have made it without Hospice.

- Daughter of a patient

For many veterans, military service is the most important thing that they have done in their lives.” As part of We Honor Veterans, those patients are now paired with a volunteer who also served in the military and share a common bond.

- Joe Lyons, Hospice volunteer

Thank you for all of your care, concern, education and kindness during Mom’s last year. My grief journey has had a lighter backpack because of Hospice.

- A patient’s daughter

Their touch, their time, their words were the comfort of a lifetime.

- A patient’s family

We were privileged to have the support of (Hospice)…They nurtured and cared for my husband as if he was their only patient.

- Wife of a patient

Me consuela saber que mi esposa tuvo los mejores cuidados gracias a Hospice. La ayudaron a ella y a nuestra familia en todas las maneras posibles.

- Marido de un paciente

I thank God for putting good people in the right job for people like me.

- Patient family member

We were so impressed by your staff and your desire to help us. No one wants to need Hospice, but when a person does, it is a tremendous blessing. Thanks again for the care you gave my dad, and ultimately all of us.

- Daughter of a patient

I would like to say that you have a beautiful Hospice Home. It is so nice and serene. I love the “quiet spots” that you can go to and meditate. Thank you so much in helping make my mother’s last days on this earth a little better and comforting.

- Daughter of a patient