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.
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.
Conversation starters for when you feel awkward about conversation-starting.
An important day for the mums who have lost their little ones.
Fatherhood does not end with the death of a child. Here’s why acknowledging or commemorating International Bereaved Father’s Day is so important.
International Pregnancy & Infant Loss Remembrance Day occurs every year on October 15. This October and beyond, let’s encourage one another to break the silence and acknowledge the heartbreak that so many people around the world endure every year.
From parts of East Asia to South America, here are some cultural and traditional mourning colours from around the world.
Until ‘vilomah’ came about, no word existed that encapsulated the experience of a parent whose child had died. Learn more about the origin of the word and how it is used today.
Palliative Care Social Workers play vital roles in assisting individuals with life-limiting conditions and their families. Discover how to follow this career path in this guide.
Nobody hopes more than us that all of your emails find you well.
If managing people wasn’t already hard enough, try throwing a grieving employee into the mix. Here’s a guide on how to support your team through grief.
Funerals can be a beautiful and meaningful way to send off a loved one while easing initial feelings of grief.