GriefShare helped me to know I am not alone.
Kathleen, GriefShare participant
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What’s covered
Featured topics
While everyone’s response to loss is unique, people facing loss and grief will experience many of the same challenges. The weekly GriefShare topics address these common struggles—providing valuable tips, encouragement, and direction.
Loneliness
Find your way through the overwhelming loneliness of grief.
Fear
Guidance to manage worry and anxiety in the face of crippling fears.
Anger
Learn healthy strategies to deal with your anger.
Regrets
“If onlys” are common in grief. Discover how to move beyond them.
Relationships
Tips on responding to well-meaning, but insensitive, comforters.
Hope
Move forward by remembering and honoring your loved one.
And much more.
Not ready to join a group? Create a free GriefShare account to find helpful resources.
Common questions
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What happens during a typical group meeting?
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Each week you’ll view a 30-minute video on a grief-related topic, featuring valuable insights from counselors, pastors, and others who’ve lost a loved one. Then your group will discuss the video and how it applies to your lives. You’ll also receive a book with helpful tips and exercises for personal support throughout the week.
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How does GriefShare compare with other grief support options?
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While other grief support sites may offer phone or video consultations with a professional, we have found a group support setting to be crucial for healing. One-on-one counsel is certainly helpful, but a more complete healing is found in the context of having people walk alongside you on the grief journey.
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How much does it cost to attend?
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For most groups the cost ranges from free to around $20 to cover the cost of your participant guide. Contact the church that is hosting a group near you (or online) to find out.
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Is GriefShare for people with a specific type of loss?
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GriefShare is for everyone who is grieving the death of a loved one—whether you’ve experienced the loss of a spouse, parent, child (infant, young child, teen, adult, unborn), friend, sibling, coworker, or other relative.
GriefShare is a safe place to talk about hard things—and heal from them.
Julie, GriefShare participant