What to Keep After Someone Dies: How to Sort Through the (Literal) Stuff of Grief

What to Keep After Someone Dies: How to Sort Through the (Literal) Stuff of Grief

How do you decide what do you keep after someone dies? Learn how grief turns ordinary belongings into sacred objects, explore Charlene Lam’s Three C’s of “Curating Grief,” and discover a compassionate, intentional way to sort through the literal stuff of grief.

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10 Comforting Activities for Grief That Are Free or Low-Cost

10 Comforting Activities for Grief That Are Free or Low-Cost

Grief is heavy, but support doesn’t have to be expensive. Discover 10 free or low-cost activities—like walking, playing music, journaling, and spending time in nature—that support emotional healing and bring relief, grounding, and connection after loss.

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How to Answer “How Are You?” in Grief: 20 Truthful, Boundaried, and Protective Options

How to Answer “How Are You?” in Grief: 20 Truthful, Boundaried, and Protective Options

Grief makes even small talk feel massive. Discover 20 thoughtful ways to answer “How are you?”—from full-truth invitations to polite deflections—so you can honor your grief, protect your energy, and respond in a way that feels right for you, moment to moment.

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“Don’t Speak Ill of the Dead” Is B.S.—And It’s Time We Talk About Why

“Don’t Speak Ill of the Dead” Is B.S.—And It’s Time We Talk About Why

“Never speak ill of the dead” is harmful advice that protects abusers and silences grievers. It’s time we stop rewriting history just because someone died—and start telling the whole truth, even when it’s messy, complicated, or deeply uncomfortable.

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3 Painful Beliefs Grieving People Carry—And How You Can Support Them Through Loss

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.

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How to Grieve When No One Will Talk About It (Or Wants to Hear About It)

How to Grieve When No One Will Talk About It (Or Wants to Hear About It)

When no one will talk about your loss—or wants to hear about your grief—you can still process, remember, and heal. Explore why silence happens, how to grieve on your own, and where to find affordable, grief-inclusive community when you’re ready to connect.

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