Helping You When You Need It Most
Grief Counseling
Compassionate Support for Life After Loss
Counseling is available for individuals age five and older who are seeking one-on-one support. Our experienced, licensed counselors are specially trained in grief care and are here to walk beside you as you navigate the challenges of loss.
Common grief reactions may include denial, guilt, anger, numbness, anxiety, difficulty concentrating, loss of appetite, intense sadness, headaches, stomachaches, muscle pain, changes in appetite or sleep patterns, and sometimes even feelings of relief, especially after a long illness or difficult circumstances. Experiencing a mix of emotions during grief is completely normal.
While there are no simple answers or quick fixes, our counselors can help you discover healthy ways to cope with your feelings. Talking with someone and working through your pain can be a powerful step toward healing. Our team of professionals offers a variety of therapeutic approaches designed to meet you where you are and support your unique journey through grief.
Availability
Monday – Thursday
9:00 am - 6:00 pm
~ In-Person
~ Virtual (phone or online)
Availability is dependent on therapist
COUNSELING FOR:
One-on-One
Couples
Family
Group
Counseling FAQs
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As a nonprofit organization, we are committed to keeping grief support accessible.
We offer a sliding fee scale with counseling rates starting as low as $10 per session, based on household income and financial circumstances, to help reduce financial barriers to care.
We believe everyone should have access to grief support, regardless of their financial situation. Please don’t let finances prevent you from reaching out for support. For more information about our sliding fee scale or discounted rates, please call 720-408-8417.
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The Richard Lambert Foundation does not accept insurance at this time. However, we can provide documentation that may allow clients to submit for possible reimbursement through their insurance provider.
Our services are designed to support individuals and families facing financial barriers to care while ensuring grief support remains accessible and affordable for long-term care.
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At this time, our therapists are not Medicaid providers. In accordance with State of Colorado regulations, we are unable to provide individual therapy services to clients who are covered by Medicaid, and we cannot accept out-of-pocket payment for services that Medicaid considers covered, such as outpatient therapy.
We understand this may be disappointing and encourage you to contact Medicaid directly for a list of approved providers in your area.
Please know: Individuals with Medicaid coverage are always welcome to participate in our complimentary community support groups. These programs do not require insurance, and Medicaid allows its members to take part in free community-based support services.
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To get started, you can contact our office to schedule an initial intake appointment. During this conversation we will:
Learn about your loss and support needs
Explain available services
Help determine the best support options for you
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We currently offer both virtual and in-person appointments, with openings typically available within 1-2 weeks.
Please note that after-school and after-work appointments are limited and often in high demand, so they may not always be available.
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There are no session limits.
There is no set timeline for grief. Some individuals benefit from short-term support, while others find ongoing counseling helpful as they navigate different “stages” of grief and life changes.
Our goal is to provide accessible and affordable long-term support so you can receive care for as long as you find it helpful.
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Yes. We provide play therapy for children ages 5 and older, as well as grief-informed counseling for children and teens. Play therapy allows children to express emotions and experiences through developmentally appropriate activities such as art, play, storytelling, and creative expression.
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As soon as you are ready, you may call. We believe each person and family grieves differently, therefore allowing you to be the best judge of when you are ready.
Grief support can be helpful at any stage of the grieving process, whether your loss was very recent or occurred years ago. Our counselors are here to meet you wherever you are in your grief journey and provide support at your pace.
Need Immediate Help?
The Richard Lambert Foundation provides grief support and counseling but does not offer 24-hour emergency or crisis services. If you or someone you know is in immediate distress or experiencing a crisis, please reach out to the resources below for immediate support.
Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
Call or text 988
Colorado Crisis Services
Call 1-844-493-8255
Text TALK to 38255

