SPECIALTY
Twin Loss and Grief
Specialized therapy to navigate the profound grief that follows the loss of a twin or multiple, whether the loss was recent or occurred long ago.
Feelings Unique to Twin Loss
The loss of a twin brings feelings and experiences that can be difficult to put into words. Surviving twins may struggle with questions of identity, feeling incomplete, or experiencing survivor's guilt. Parents who have lost a twin often navigate complicated emotions—grieving one child while caring for another, or mourning a twin loss during pregnancy while managing the joy and fear that comes with a surviving baby.
For twins and parents who have lost a twin, this loss—at any age, even before birth—is unlike any other. The unique bond shared between twins means the grief process can be particularly disorienting and painful, bringing complex and often confusing emotions to the surface.​
Therapy for Twin Loss and Grief
While loss is universal and grief is a natural response, there are times when the grieving process becomes complicated, leaving individuals feeling stuck or unable to find their way forward. Grief itself doesn't necessarily require therapy, but when it becomes overwhelming or persistently interferes with daily life, support can make a profound difference.
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Whether you're a surviving twin or a parent who has lost a twin—whether the loss happened recently or long ago, before birth, in childhood, or in adulthood—you don't have to face this journey alone. Therapy offers a safe space to explore the feelings unique to twin grief and loss.
