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Bereavement support groups on topics that include understanding grief and loss, managing depression, coping during holidays and special occasions, recognizing and expressing feelings, stress management. Also offers periodic free bereavement workshops.

Provides a forum for individuals to exchange practical information, share experiences and support during grief.

Support groups for adults, families and veterans.

Provides a range of virtual services to support those affected by substance use disorders, including weekly virtual family support meetings and a 16-week one-on-one substance use recovery program.

Support groups for individuals who have lost a loved one to ALS.

Mercy Heartprints: Support group for parents grieving loss of baby.

Heartlinks Grief Center: Provides a support group for those who have lost a loved one.

Holds weekly peer grief support meetings for those who have lost a loved one to their substance use. Meetings are both in person and Zoom.

Provides support groups including educational and emotional support for patients dealing with grief.

Provides grief support groups to those have experienced loss.

St. Louis Suicide Survivor Family Support Group: Provides support groups for family and friends of anyone who have lost a loved one to suicide.Due to COVID-19 support groups meet virtually.

SHARE: Mutual help support groups for parents and families available at various locations in the St. Louis metropolitan area.

Schaumburg Township hosts several support groups on a monthly basis. Offerings include:Bridges to MemoryCaregiver Support GroupDeaf/Social Support GroupDiabetes Support GroupThe Northwest Suburban Pregnancy and Infant Loss Support Group

The Compassionate Friends offers support groups for bereaved parents (guardians), adult siblings, or grandparents who are dealing with the death of a child. Chapter meetings often consist of two parts, a sharing session plus a program related to bereavement after the death of a child. Some larger chapters may break up into smaller groups for sharing so that everyone has the opportunity to talk about their grief.

VITAS Healthcare - Chicago provides targeted grief support services for at least a year following the death of a patient they have served. They are also committed to helping other members of the communities they serve.

Rainbows for All Children offers a program that can help kids through the process of divorce or separation of their parents, death, or any type of loss. The program is offered to children at no charge as a way for them to process their emotions alongside other children feeling similar feelings of loss. All peer support groups are available both in-person and virtually.

Camp Kesem is a free, week-long overnight summer camp experience designed for children ages 6 to 18 who are impacted by a parent's cancer.

Cancer Wellness Center - Northbrook offers support groups which provide loved ones and caregivers of those with cancer with peer support to help cope with the emotional and life changes following a cancer diagnosis. The Center's professional clinical team facilitates these therapeutic groups: significant other group and courageous caregiver group.

National Alliance On Mental Illness (NAMI) - Cook County North Suburban provides find healthy ways of remembering and honoring someone you care about. You will find a community of others who understand your pain, and like you, are learning to let go, needing to let go of blame and becoming whole again.

Camp Kesem is a free, week-long overnight summer camp experience designed for children ages 6 to 18 who are impacted by a parent's cancer.

Charlie Health provides a safe space for those affected by the loss of a loved one to suicide to share stories, build community, and gain support across a virtual and healing space.

The Center for Grief Recovery and Therapeutic Services provides a Healing Our Loss group therapy session. This group offers a chance to begin to heal from a loss and learn, grow, and reshape the self. The sessions are an hour and a half.

The Josselyn Center offers support groups that aim to create an inclusive, diverse, compassionate, and welcoming space for individuals across the community to connect, build skills, and learn from others with similar experiences. Groups are offered in areas such as grief and loss, art therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT), family groups, ADHD, LGBTQIA+, and more.

CCAC provides counseling and support services to individuals grieving the loss of a loved one to suicide. Staff offer a safe, non-judgmental environment where survivors can openly discuss feelings and experiences and receive assistance finding community, direction, and resources for healing. Services include in-person and online grief education, individual/family counseling, monthly and weekly in-person and online support group meetings, and parent consultation.

The Center for Grief Recovery and Therapeutic Services' grief counseling service is grounded in a deep understanding of the grief and mourning processes. The Center offers individual, couples, and group therapy.