Help with Grief
Overview of Grief The Myth of Stages Some Thoughts on the Function of Pain What to Expect from Grief The Picture Frame Symptoms of Grief The Million Dollar Question Strategies for Coping Handling the Holidays Kids: Development and Grief
A Friend Dies: How to Help the One Left Behind Skip the Platitudes Ten Things Now Kids: Ideas for Helping Kids: Letter to Surviving Parents
First Hand: What Helped Supporting Grieving Parents Bereaved Parents' Wish List Bree-Elle's Talk
Help with Grief
 
 

Welcome to the site I wish Nobody ever needed

Condolence is an expression of sorrow and support.

This website represents my deep condolences for anyone who has lost someone or something that matters so very much.

You will see no ads, no requests for donations — this website simply exists to make a difference in the lives of grieving people.

There is general information on this website about what to expect from grief, and ideas for coping. There is also specific content for children and teens, and bereaved parents.

If you are here because your heart is broken and you want to know more about grief “should” look like, you might want to start with Overview of Grief.

If you are here because you want to support a broken-hearted person — thank you — and a good place to start is A Friend Dies: How to Help the One Left Behind.

Thank you for visiting the website I wish nobody ever needed.

Mary-Ann Sontag Ph.D. LCSW
University of Montana