Latest Grief guides
We understand that dealing with the practicalities of death can seem overwhelming and complicated. It's common to have some questions. That's why we have written these simple guides, minus the legal jargon.


Navigating grief is hard at the best of times, but when a holiday is thrown into the mix it can become even trickier.


Grief in itself is an inherently complicated beast, but certain circumstances surrounding death and loss can make the grief journey a bit more difficult to navigate.


Grief. In some cases – just like everyone’s favourite relationship status drop-down option on Facebook – it’s complicated.


From hiring professional declutterers to taking regular breaks, here are 5 tips to help you visit your loved one’s house after they have passed.


Everyone who experiences a loss will go through the seven stages of grief. To learn more about each stage, keep reading.


When it comes to organising a wake, there are a number of decisions to make. If you aren't sure about how to go about organising a wake, read on.


Sometimes being the bearer of sad news is unavoidable. To help you complete the task as best as possible, read these tips.


Giving grief meaning may take finding refuge in a close friend. Getting through the stages of grief is not an overnight process but a journey. Read on to learn how you can support a friend through grief.


Enter a world where death doesn’t always mean it’s game over.


Losing a partner is one of life’s most difficult challenges, and the transition to life without them can take time. If you’re wondering what to do with your wedding ring, here are some ideas that might feel right for you.


Hanging the stockings is a core Christmas memory for many families. But what happens when a loved one is no longer here? We’ve brainstormed a bunch of ways to meaningfully make use of – or fill up – their Christmas stocking this year.


Losing a loved one often comes with a myriad of other goodbyes – not only do you lose someone you cared about, but you often lose traditions and activities you’ve always associated with them.