Roberta's House

06/01/2026

Grief does not only impact our emotions—it affects our relationships, physical health, work, school performance, and our ability to function day to day. For many individuals and families, grief and trauma can evolve into anxiety, depression, prolonged grief, or other behavioral health challenges when support is not accessible.

At Roberta’s House, we believe healing requires more than simply acknowledging loss. It requires access to culturally responsive, trauma-informed care that meets people where they are. Through our Behavioral Health Program, children, adults, and families have access to individual, family, couples, and group therapy designed specifically to address grief, trauma, and emotional wellness.

We know grief is a public health issue—and healing is community work. Every person deserves a safe space to process loss, build resilience, and reconnect with hope.

Read more about how behavioral health care supports healing beyond grief: https://robertashouse.org/healing-beyond-grief-how-robertas-house-supports-emotional-wellness-through-behavioral-health-care/

Healing Beyond Grief: How Roberta’s House Supports Emotional Wellness Through Behavioral Health Care

May 27, 2026Healing Beyond Grief: How Roberta’s House Supports Emotional Wellness Through Behavioral Health CarerobertashouseBlog By Lachond Carter, LCSW-C As the Director of the Behavioral Health Program at Roberta’s House, I have the privilege of walking alongside individuals and families duri...

05/14/2026

My Hero

My hero was my paternal grandfather. He was, in every sense of the phrase, a rolling stone. There was always something unpredictable about him. I can still remember coming home from school and suddenly seeing him sitting in a lawn chair by the pool, as though he had appeared out of nowhere, prepared for an unannounced visit that might last a weekend, a month, or until he and my mother inevitably “got into it.” Those moments became part of the rhythm of our family story.

What made him important to me was not perfection or stability. It was his fierce independence. He moved through life on his own terms and refused to bend himself to fit other people’s expectations. He modeled self-reliance, personal freedom, and the courage to speak his truth without apology or fear of disapproval. Even when people disagreed with him, there was something deeply authentic about the way he carried himself.

As I grew older, I realized that heroes are not always the polished figures we celebrate publicly. Sometimes they are complicated people who leave lasting impressions because of the lessons they embody. My grandfather taught me that strength can look unconventional. He showed me the value of standing firmly in your convictions, navigating life independently, and remaining true to yourself even when it makes others uncomfortable.

Like many reflections shared through Roberta's House, the people who shape us often influence not only what we believe, but how we move through the world. My grandfather’s influence continues to surface in my own approach to leadership, resilience, and identity. In many ways, a part of his spirit still sits beside me — calm, unapologetic, observant, and entirely his own man.

Though he died when I was an adolescent, and I miss his clarity and good humor, his passion for life inspires me to this day.

H Alexander Satorie-Robinson

Who is your Hero?

05/12/2026

Healing does not always look the same for everyone. For some, teletherapy offers accessibility and comfort. For others, in-person care provides a deeper sense of connection and support. At Roberta’s House, we believe the most important thing is finding the level of care that meets you where you are.

Our latest blog explores the benefits, challenges, and human connection behind both teletherapy and in-person behavioral health services — helping individuals and families make informed decisions about their mental health and grief support journey.

Read more here: Roberta’s House Blog: Teletherapy, In-Person Care, and the Human Connection

May 12, 2026Teletherapy, In-Person Care, and the Human Connection: Choosing the Right Level of CarerobertashouseBlog By Lachond Carter, LCSW-CActing Clinical Operations Director As behavioral health continues to evolve, more individuals are accessing care through teletherapy. The question is no long...

05/11/2026

Some losses change the shape of a life forever. On this episode of Real Talk, host Mona Hadley sits down with Michelle Grier as she shares the story of her son Mason and the journey of learning to carry grief while continuing to live, love, and remember. This conversation is for every parent carryin...

05/10/2026

Today, we hold space for the mothers who are here, the mothers we miss, the children remembered with love, and the families learning how to carry grief while still moving forward.

Through our HOPE and HALO programs, Roberta’s House offers support, connection, and community for grieving families throughout their healing journey.

Watch our full Mother’s Day segment now on YouTube.

If you feel called to support the work:
• Make a gift in honor or memory of a mother or child
• Join one of our support groups
• Volunteer with Roberta’s House

No one should have to grieve alone.

05/10/2026

Mother's Day can hold many emotions at once.
Lover. Gratitude. Memory. Grief. Hope.

Today we honor mothers who are raising children. mothers who are grieiving, those miussing their mothersm and the families carrying love that still holds space.

Through our Hope and Halo Programs, Roberta's House continues to provicde safe spaces where grieving families can heal.

Tune in to our full Real Talk Mother's Day Segment on YouTube and be apart of the conversation.

05/09/2026

She was terrified of the dead, yet found her calling within a family funeral home. Imagine walking through rooms of departed loved ones daily. Her journey is a powerful testament to finding purpose in unexpected places.

05/09/2026

Mother’s Day can hold a lot at once. For some, it’s celebration. For others, it’s remembrance. For many, it’s grief, gratitude, love, and longing all in the same breath. On this episode of Real Talk, Annette March Grier reflects on motherhood, loss, healing, and the ways we continue to carry...

05/05/2026

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