Grief Support

Find bereavement support that aligns with your need and preferences!

Find bereavement support that aligns with your need and preferences!

In times of need, finding the most trustworthy and helpful support makes all the difference in

navigating life's challenges. The internet has become a valuable tool for individuals seeking

bereavement support, offering a vast array of resources that can be overwhelming to navigate.

From informative podcasts and comprehensive online libraries to personalized consultations with

experts and various support groups tailored to specific grief-related topics, there are a multitude

of options available that address diverse needs. Here are a few of our favorites:


  • What’s Your Grief?

 https://whatsyourgrief.com/ (recommended for the general population)


This website is a comprehensive resource for those navigating the complex journey of grief. It thoughtfully divides its resources into three dedicated sections: one tailored for the griever, another designed for those who wish to support someone in mourning, and a third aimed at professionals who specialize in bereavement and grief work. Within these sections, visitors will find a rich array of articles, insightful blog posts, and valuable resources that delve into the many facets of grief and its related topics. Each piece is crafted to provide guidance, solace, and understanding, making this website an essential companion for anyone seeking to navigate the often-tumultuous waters of loss.


  • Dougy Center for

https://www.dougy.org/ (recommended for children & families)


The Dougy Center embodies a compassionate and comprehensive philosophy that emphasizes a humanistic and holistic approach to understanding and supporting grieving children and their families. It is a valuable resource for parents, grandparents, and professionals dedicated to helping children navigate the complexities of loss. With a wealth of educational materials, training opportunities, and an array of engaging activities and tools available for download, the center equips families and children with all they need to foster healing and resilience during difficult times. The Dougy Center stands as a beacon of hope and guidance, empowering people to create meaningful connections in their journey through grief.


  • Soaring Spirits International 

 https://soaringspirits.org/ (recommended for partner loss)


Soaring Spirits International stands out as an exceptional beacon of hope and support for anyone navigating the journey of loss after the death of a partner. With a wealth of programs, resources, and events tailored to meet the diverse needs of the widowed community, their website serves as a comprehensive hub for healing and connection. Embracing a wonderfully inclusive perspective, Soaring Spirits defines 'widow' in the broadest sense, welcoming individuals from all walks of life—whether married, single, or divorced at the time of loss, regardless of gender identity or sexual orientation, and whether they have children or not. This heartfelt commitment to inclusivity ensures that anyone who has experienced the heartache of outliving the person they intended to spend the rest of their life with finds a supportive space to share their journey, connect with others, and discover the resources they need to thrive.


  • Podcasts

Grief Out loud: Grief is hard enough without having to go through it alone. Offered by the Dougy Center and hosted by Jana DeCristofaro, this podcast opens up the often-avoided conversation of grief. It offers a formidable variety that includes mix of personal stories, tips for supporting children, teens, and yourself, and interviews with professionals. They promise “no platitudes and cliché-free.” This podcast can be found on Spotify:


https://open.spotify.com/show/75hicI0owzQKJmUuFwP4oc?si=6d6382010db14236 or on the

Dougy Center webpage https://www.dougy.org/news-media/podcasts.


Healing with David Kessler, is a podcast on healing grief.


“Healing with David Kessler' is a weekly podcast that focuses on grief, trauma, and healing. Hosted by grief and loss expert David Kessler, the show features conversations with guests exploring how healing is possible, what it looks like, and how it can lead to a more fulfilling life. David’s many experiences with people on the edge of life and death has taught him the secrets to living a happy and fulfilled life, even afterlife’s tragedies.


He is the founder of www.grief.com, which has over five million visits yearly from 167 countries. David’s podcast can be accessed through Spotify:


https://open.spotify.com/show/1PYZ3ws1OFVWLkT4vc7GlS?si=3162479fe5a04965


or at Grief.com https://grief.com/podcasts/


If you need additional help finding what you need, please email Pamela Reidy, Director of Community Education, Pam@Milesfuneralhome.com.