Date & Time: Mondays, 5:30PM-7:00PM
Cost: $65 per session (sliding scale available).
Upcoming Session: May 4 – July 14, 2026 (11-week commitment)
Location: In-Person, Media, PA
About the group:
This group is designed to help participants deal with feelings and experiences involved with grief and loss. There are no exact ‘rights or wrongs’ in dealing with loss, nor any specific timeframe where we expect to move beyond it. The death of someone significant in our lives affects each person uniquely and personally. We often find ourselves in the ripple effects of the loss, and other losses that come after. We want you to know that you are not alone!
It is through interacting with our emotions, as well as expressing them in a safe, supportive place that we encounter new beginnings and hope beyond our experienced loss. Throughout the length of our group, we will learn about grief and loss, explore and understand our grief and loss, connect with others, and find ways to make sense and personally grow from our losses.
Meet the Facilitator
Lincoln Blackwell, LPC, MA, NCC, CGP, CTP, Internship Program Coordinator, (he/him/his) has experience working with people of all ages and walks of life with substance use disorders, as well as co-current trauma, PTSD, and other experiences of difficulty. Lincoln personally navigated many instances of grief and loss and seeks to be an aid to others who experience this in their lives. Through deep listening, sharing compassion and acceptance, Lincoln is able to form strong relationships with others. He enjoys building trusting and strong collaborative connections with clients.
Lincoln earned his master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Immaculata University. Previously, Lincoln completed his undergraduate degree at West Chester University. He uses an integrative approach that emphasizes client strengths, as well as an emphasis on the present to address and discuss topics of concern to work through together. Lincoln will also seek to use his combination of clinical and life experiences surrounding grief and loss, which is often a source of unresolved pain and trauma in many of our lives.
He has participated in intensive EMDR and psychodrama training during his internship at Phoenix Center, which he integrated within treatment to best assist clients with the most up-to-date techniques and treatment modalities. Lincoln also applies EMDR techniques in coordination with aspects of Motivational interviewing, existential/humanistic, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) within his counseling approach. Lincoln welcomes the opportunity to work with clients from all backgrounds and age groups.
