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Articles From Our Blog
The Christmas Survival Guide I Wish I'd Had
How one widow turned her hardest lessons into practical grief support for others.
There's No Wrong Way to Grieve at Christmas
It is perfectly normal to feel angry, guilty, sad, and irritable when you are grieving, especially at this time of year.
Why Grief Feels so Difficult at Christmas
An Online Workshop Offering Calm, Clarity and Practical Support
Standing with Those Who Grieve - Supporting National Grief Awareness Week 2025
At Grief Specialists, we warmly endorse NGAW and the work of The Good Grief Trust.
Why Grief Retreats Can Be So Helpful
Rest, Renewal and Reconnection: Lessons from Our Women’s Health Retreat in Menorca
How Lessons in Loss™ Is Changing the Way Schools Support Grieving Children
This Children’s Grief Awareness Week, the theme is Sharing Stories, Strengthening Hope. One of our grief specialists, Deb Brown is doing just that for children up and down the country.
Finding Meaning in Remembrance
Finding meaning in remembrance - a day when I acknowledge not just what was lost, but also what continues.
Connection Matters: Why Human Interaction Still Counts
For someone who now lives alone after the death of a spouse or partner, fleeting moments of small talk might be the only human contact they have all week.
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