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How to Choose Support When Grief Comes Knocking Grief has a way of arriving unannounced, leaving us feeling untethered and unsure where to turn. At The Grievery, we believe that finding support can make all the difference. Whether through a trusted friend, a professional grief guide, or a compassionate community, the key is choosing what feels safe and nurturing for you. This week on the blog, we share practical tips for identifying the right support during times of loss. It’s a reminder that you don’t have to navigate grief alone—there’s a space for you to be seen, heard, and held. ? Explore the full article via the enclosed link and pass along to someone who might need this, let them know they’re not alone. ?? #GriefSupport #CommunityHealing #TheGrievery #Grief

Is Bereavement an Invisible Public Health Crisis? Grief touches every one of us, yet as this insightful article from Harvard Public Health highlights, bereavement is often overlooked as a public health priority in the U.S. With millions grieving loved ones each year, the ripple effects—mental health struggles, isolation, and economic hardship—are profound. This piece dives into the societal structures (or lack thereof) that shape how grief is acknowledged and supported, raising critical questions: Are we doing enough to care for those in mourning? How might we better integrate grief into public health conversations and policies? As someone working in this space, I believe it's time we see grief not as a private burden but as a collective opportunity to strengthen community resilience and compassion. Read the full article and let’s continue the conversation. How can we better support those navigating loss? #GriefCare #PublicHealth #Bereavement #CommunityHealing #thegrieveryatwork

How to Choose Support When Grief Comes Knocking Grief has a way of arriving unannounced, leaving us feeling untethered and unsure where to turn. At The Grievery, we believe that finding support can make all the difference. Whether through a trusted friend, a professional grief guide, or a compassionate community, the key is choosing what feels safe and nurturing for you. This week on the blog, we share practical tips for identifying the right support during times of loss. It’s a reminder that you don’t have to navigate grief alone—there’s a space for you to be seen, heard, and held. ? Explore the full article via the enclosed link and pass along to someone who might need this, let them know they’re not alone. ?? #GriefSupport #CommunityHealing #TheGrievery #Grief

Feeling the need for some extra support on November 5th? Join us at one of our gatherings. We'll be hosting sessions at 12 PM, 2 PM, and 6 PM (ET) and also offering 1:1 support throughout the day. ?? Reserve your spot: www.thegrievery.com You're not alone—come as you are.

Featured story on how The Grievery, founded by Rebecca Churt, is revolutionizing grief support by offering virtual spaces for individuals to share and process their grief in community. It emphasizes the flexibility of online gatherings, which allow people to explore grief as part of life's transitions, not just in response to death. The Grievery offers workshops, one-on-one support, and drop-in sessions, creating a compassionate space for people navigating loss, change, and reflection. Read more: Rural Intelligence article.

In a culture that is grief-phobic, know that you do not have to carry it alone. #griefsupport

Whether you're mourning the loss of a beloved or feeling sorrow for the state of our world - your grief is welcome here! Learn more or book your first session via www.thegrievery.com

In an era marked by unprecedented challenges and profound collective loss, community resilience through #grief work has never been more critical. As we continue to navigate the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, environmental disasters, political unrest, and systemic injustices, our #communities are grappling with deep-seated grief that demands collective processing and #healing.

"Grief is the response to a broken bond of belonging.?Whether through the loss of a loved one, a way of life, or a cherished community, grief is the reaction to being torn from what you love." Toko-Pa Turner

We need more places to drop into community. Just added, FREE drop-ins to The Grievery. We will be hosting a 1-hour community vigil for anyone who needs the space, every last Sunday of the month. Register here: https://lnkd.in/evQC6kXZ Our vigils provide a sacred space for us to come together and honor our personal and collective sorrows. It's a time to slow down, tend to our grief, and find solace in each other's presence. During these gatherings, we are in silent reflection while embracing the healing power of community.