Below is list of grief support resources and programs I love—and why. This list is updated on an as-needed basis.
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The Death Deck, The End-of-Life Deck, and The Dementia Deck
Conversation Card Game
If you’re looking to start or continue conversations about life’s hardest moments, The Death Deck, The EOL Deck, and The Dementia Deck card games help you do just that.
Featuring a variety of questions written by hospice workers and grief professionals, they encourage discussion on sticky topics like end-of-life wishes, healthcare, and how you’d like to be remembered.
Help Texts
Text Message Grief Support
Help Texts provides expert-written text message support for the death of a person or pet, pregnancy loss, caregiving, and general mental health and wellness.
Texts include mindfulness tips, reframing exercises, journaling prompts, and links to podcasts, books, videos, and articles. And, as the former Head of Content (aka lead writer), many of the texts you’ll receive are written by yours truly!
As a subscriber, you’ll receive up to two texts per week personalized to your unique loss and circumstances. You can also add two supporters to your subscription who will get one text per week about how to show up for you.
You can also gift Help Texts to someone you care about. They’ll receive a link to activate their subscription when they’re ready.
Spiritually Informed Therapy
Online Course for Mental Health Professionals
If you’re a licensed professional who helps people grieve, chances are, your clients have had some sort of experience with the spiritual side of loss: visitations or intuitive knowings, dreams of a deceased loved one, near-death experiences, or simply questioning the divine meaning behind their loss.
While more than 60% of people say spirituality is critical to healing, 95% of mental health professionals have no formal training in how to address spiritually in practice.
Spiritually Informed Therapy is a 7-week cohort led by my friend and psychologist Dr. Amy Robbins designed to help you understand how to weave spirituality into your practice so you can support grievers ethically and meaningfully.
You’ll receive 10.5 CE hours for completing the course.
Want even more resources for growing through grief?
Check out the LALA Resource Library inside my online support community Life After Loss Academy.
It contains 100+ of my favorite books, podcasts, grief professionals, programs, and resources—sorted into six categories:
Grounding and Finding Calm
Releasing Grief’s Emotions
Integrating Loss Into Life
Establishing Grief-Honoring Relationships with Others
Fostering Life with Grief Over Time
Supporting Someone Grieving
Join the course + community to access my full resource library: