Not sure if they provide non local services but I suggest you contact them and ask. Good luck!

[cmhc.utexas.edu]

[billwilsoncenter.org]

The irony is whether the counseling is religious or non-religious, the outcome is the same -- a loved one is dead and there's no god on the other end.

First, my sympathies for your loss. I lost my late ex-husband, last year. (For the record we remained friends, after our divorce, and I was his caregiver, during his hospice). I was able to get grief counseling, thru his insurance. Not faith based at all. There were only 1 reference to religion, during that time, and it was a suggestion to reach out to folks of my faith. It's out there, you just have to ask.

This a good post. I am 68 years of age and have never even heard of secular grief counseling. What a fine idea.

First of all, so sorry for your loss. I don't live DFW area but I infatuated this for you and it's tough. Every grief program in your area free or not seems to be biblical counseling. The only one that I found that claims to have an entirely non sectarian program is affiliated with Jewish Family Service. Go figure. This Eagle fan wants to reach out to our dear friends down in Dallas. Here's the link, stay strung. [guidestar.org]