Jewish Obituary
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Jewish mourning is structured with wisdom: the intensity of shiva, the gentler thirty days of shloshim, and the year of mourning a parent during which Kaddish is said. These stages give grief a shape, but they do not make it small, and many mourners find they need someone to talk to well beyond them.
A grief counselor offers steady, professional support that can sit alongside the tradition rather than replace it. Some are affiliated with Jewish family services and understand the rhythms of aveilut; others simply bring skill and compassion. These listings help mourners find that support.
