Resources are organized by topic and listed alphabetically. An Instructor Recommended label identifies resources specifically recommended by a Center for Death Education instructor.
Led by death educator and grief counselor Dr. Alan Wolfelt, we are an organization dedicated to helping people who are grieving and those who care for them.
24/7 Live Emotional Support Groups. Never feel alone again. Meet others facing the same challenges. Be heard, understood, and championed by a community who truly gets it.
Connect & Share. Find others who are grieving and share your story. Whatever your loss, whatever your experience, wherever you live - there is someone here who understands.
Modern Loss is a place to share the unspeakably taboo, unbelievably hilarious, and unexpectedly beautiful terrain of navigating your life after a death. Beginners welcome.
We’re here to help you transform your grief after loss into a positive, purposeful future while embracing your own strength and courage. Join us to build new friendships and community as you walk this path with your Wisters (widow + sisters).
Black Widows Virtual Community and Support Group. We serve to empower widows to lean into life, build resilience and make a positive difference in society.
The National Widowers’ Organization is a virtual toolkit for men coping with the death of a loved one, a place where men can meet others going through the same transition.
The Children’s Room offers grief support services for children and families, for schools, and for community organizations. Services include peer support groups, parent groups, teen programs, and Family Night.
We believe that no child should be alone as they navigate the death of a loved one. Every day, we engage our research-backed approach and shared expertise to support grieving children and families at no cost.
Re-imagining kids’ mental health to support prevention, early identification, and treatment. Experience a comprehensive, personalized approach to online mental health care for children 0-14 and their families.
If you are supporting a child who is grieving, we are here to connect you to resources and local support. The alliance is a national organization of professionals dedicated to supporting children and the networks and communities surrounding them.
This shop exists for the days grief is quiet and the days it takes the wind out of you. Making art has been one of the ways I stay connected, remember him, and get through the days that feel especially heavy. Everything here is made for people living with loss — child loss, death, trauma — and for anyone trying to navigate life once something has permanently changed. These pieces are meant to be worn and used in real life, not saved for a moment that feels more “appropriate.”
Tap into a network of licensed, accredited, and experienced therapists who can help you and your child with a range of issues including depression, grief, loss, anxiety, relationships, bullying, trauma, and more.
Experiencing the loss of a pregnancy or the death of a baby is devastating. But you aren’t alone. Pregnancy and Infant Loss Network is here to help, with free group and individual peer-support services offered to families.
The Return to Zero: HOPE Growth and Healing After Pregnancy and Infant Loss in Communities of Color group is for those who identify as a person of color and who have experienced pregnancy or infant loss.
We come together as Bereaved Parents of the USA to provide a safe space where grieving families can connect, share our stories, and learn to rebuild our lives.
When a child dies, at any age, the family suffers intense pain and may feel hopeless and isolated. The Compassionate Friends provides highly personal comfort, hope, and support to every family experiencing the death of a son or a daughter, a brother or a sister, or a grandchild, and helps others better assist the grieving family.
Welcome to the MISS Foundation’s website where you will find quick access to counseling resources, advocacy information, research on traumatic grief, education for healthcare providers and community members, and support services for those grieving the death, or impending death, of a child.
This discussion and support group is for members of the LGBTQ+ community to have a safe space to grieve and discuss the feelings of loss they are experiencing.
TAPS is a U.S. nonprofit organization, founded in 1994, that provides comfort, care, and support to all those who have lost a loved one who served in the U.S. military.
Loss of a spouse or partner support group provides a safe space to connect with others who have experienced a similar loss. This group is led by an oncology social worker who provides emotional and practical support.
Free pet loss support. Navigating the waters after the loss of your beloved pet can be difficult. Here is a created a list of support topics to help you get started.
