3 Painful Beliefs Grieving People Carry—And How You Can Support Them Through Loss
Discover the three painful beliefs grieving people often tell themselves—and learn how to respond with language that brings true comfort instead of clichés. A must-read for anyone who wants to support a grieving friend, partner, family member, or client with more skill and heart.
12 Simple Texts That Actually Help Someone Grieving—Especially Around the Holidays
Not sure what to say to someone grieving during the holidays? This blog offers 12 comforting text messages that provide real support without clichés. Learn what to say to someone grieving and how to gently show up for holiday grief with care, compassion, and presence.
Why “I’m Sorry for Your Loss” Isn’t Enough—and What to Say Instead
“I’m sorry for your loss” is kind, but it’s not always comforting. Learn why this phrase often falls flat—and what grieving people actually need to hear instead. Discover meaningful alternatives that foster real connection, compassion, and lasting support after loss.
You Don’t Have to Be a Therapist to Support Someone Grieving
You don’t need to be a counselor to support someone grieving. Presence, compassion, and consistency matter far more than credentials. Discover simple, human ways to comfort your grieving loved one with confidence and care.
“I Can’t Imagine What You’re Going Through” Isn’t Comforting—Here’s Why
“I can’t imagine what you’re going through” seems well-intentioned and compassionate—but this phrase often isolates grievers instead of comforting them. Learn why it misses the mark, what it really communicates, and what to say instead when someone is grieving.
4 Thoughtful Subscriptions to Gift a Grieving Friend This Holiday Season
If you’re searching for a meaningful way to support someone grieving during the holidays, consider gifting one of these four helpful subscriptions. Longer-lasting than a card or casserole, these thoughtful gifts can provide comfort, connection, and a reminder that they’re not alone.