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.


A legacy project is a great way to share your story and make an impact, long after you’re gone.


Sometimes all you need is a sad song. And some tissues.


The most dreaded ‘first day back at work’ of them all.


How does death change families? Sometimes for better, sometimes for worse.


There aren’t many things harder than losing someone you love… Except when you lose multiple people at once, or cumulatively. Here are our recommendations for dealing with cumulative grief.


Wondering how to tell people that someone near and dear to you has died? Saying it out loud can be one of the toughest challenges of them all.


Television shows can be a surprising resource, offering important examples of how people process grief and handle loss. Watching fictional characters struggle can actually help all of us learn how to better process these raw feelings.


The passing of a classmate can have a tremendous impact on teachers, other students, parents, and the wider community. Honouring them in an age-appropriate way that also feels true to their character is important – so here are our recommendations.


From fun runs to storytelling evenings, regular donations to shaving your head for charity, there are a myriad of ways you can honour your loved one after they’ve passed.


A guide on what to say, when someone is unwell and you really don’t know what to say.


Explaining the concept of death to kids in an age appropriate way can be a real challenge, especially when you are experiencing grief yourself. Read on for a list of movies and scenes that might help make it easier for them to understand.


No one really wants to talk about it, but the truth is that life is synonymous with death, and in order to resolve our fears or to live peacefully with them, it helps to address and prepare for death's arrival.