The Forgotten Mourners Sibling Loss Group

Losing a sibling is a profound, and often unrecognized loss. Survivors frequently feel like "forgotten mourners" while the family focus shifts to parents or spouses. This overshadowing and the sometimes complex nature of sibling relationships can cause deep identity shifts and lasting grief. Because a sibling is the one person who knows you for your whole life, it represents a unique loss of past, present, and future. This supportive group provides a safe, understanding space to connect with others who share similar stories and experiences. Open to adults 18+.