Laurie Weiss-Braunstein, LCSW, is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist who specializes in supportive grief counseling for adults navigating life after the loss of significant relationships. She provides compassionate support to individuals who are facing serious medical illnesses, helping them find balance and purpose amidst their challenges. Additionally, Laurie extends her expertise to adult family members of those living with chronic medical conditions and life-limiting diagnoses, offering them the support they need during difficult times. With a rich background as a founder and Clinical Director of Seasons of Hope Center for Grief Loss and Transition, a charitable organization aimed at building a compassionate community through grief awareness and education, Laurie has been privileged to accompany a diverse range of clients. This includes children and families dealing with childhood cancer, as well as individuals and families who have experienced hospice care for their loved ones. Laurie's mission is to help her clients navigate the complexities of grief, loss, and serious medical challenges while fostering a sense of hope and resilience in their lives.