Grief Support

We have collected a few helpful tips for you to remember while working through the grief process yourself and considerations for others who may also be experiencing loss.

Self-Care and Supporting Yourself During Grief

Just like airplane safety briefings instruct us to secure our own oxygen masks before assisting others, the same principle applies to managing grief. It’s essential to prioritize your own needs as you navigate the various responsibilities that come after a death. Here are some important points to keep in mind:

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Understand That Your Feelings Are Okay

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Give Yourself Adequate Time To Grieve

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Take Care Of Your Physical Needs

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Ask For & Accept Help

Here are Some Support Group Resources:

Grief Support Resources

Losing someone you love is one of life’s hardest experiences - but you don’t have to go through it alone. These trusted grief support resources can help guide you through loss with understanding and support.


LOSS – Loved Ones Suicide Survivors

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LOSS offers a caring and understanding community for those who have lost someone to suicide.

Their mission is to provide a safe space where individuals can:

  • Connect with others who understand this unique grief
  • Share their experiences without judgment
  • Honor and remember their loved ones
  • Begin the healing process together


Navigating Grief

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A Guidebook for Grief Awareness & Understanding.

Highlights include:

  • Resources for coping with grief
  • A comprehensive look at stages and symptoms of grief
  • Expert insights from licensed psychotherapist Heather Bass

While we cannot prevent loss, we can provide tools and support so no one has to face grief alone.


Center for Loss

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The Center for Loss is a leading provider of information and inspiration related to grief, illness, caregiving, and life transitions.

It offers valuable educational resources for individuals who are seeking guidance and healing after loss.


National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization

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This organization is committed to improving end-of-life care and expanding access to hospice services across the United States.

They provide support and resources for families navigating loss, helping improve quality of life for those facing end-of-life situations and their loved ones.