Grief Resources

Navigating grief is a deeply personal and often overwhelming experience. On this page, you’ll find a range of resources designed to support you through mindfulness, meditation, and practical tools like grief, sleep and anxiety worksheets.

These offerings are here to help you better understand the grieving process, manage its challenges, and find moments of grounding amidst the uncertainty. Whether youโ€™re seeking grief meditation, relaxation techniques, guidance on grief, or simply a compassionate space to reflect, weโ€™re here to support you every step of the way.

Are you a mental health professional? These resources can help you support individuals coping with grief. You may also want to explore our Bereavement Training and Grief Handouts page for additional tools.

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“These worksheets aim to shed light on your grieving process and equip you with tools to care for yourself in grief.

We stand by you and hope these resources provide comfort and guidance.โ€

Dr Erin Hope Thompson MBE โ€“ Founder and Director of The Loss Foundation

Individual worksheets from our Grief Processing Bundle

This meditation pack offers a compassionate journey through grief. With gentle guidance and reflective practices, youโ€™ll cultivate self-compassion, connection, and gratitude while honouring the complex emotions that arise in grief.

A preview of our guided grief meditation

One Minute Meditation (1 minute)

If youโ€™ve been eager to meditate but struggle to find the time, consider beginning with a 1-minute meditation designed to help you carve out a moment for even the briefest of pauses amid grief.

Two Minute Meditation (2 minutes)

Embrace this 2-minute grounding meditation, a brief moment where you can leave behind the chaos, and step into a space of pause.

Basic Grounding Exercise (3 minutes)

When life feels chaotic or overwhelming, taking a few moments to ground yourself can provide a sense of stability and calm.

From our blog

Explore a range of insightful guides on grief, along with answers to common questions about navigating loss.

We understand that navigating grief is an unpredictable journey. Our aim is to support you in understanding how grief can impact you, and guiding you through managing the issues that can arise from grief – such as anxiety, troubled sleep, difficult memories, flashbacks and more.

Understanding the phases of grief

Understanding the Phases of Grief

Join Dr. Erin Hope Thompson MBE as she explains the ‘phases’ of grief, offering insights from our compassionate and evidence-based approach. This video provides practical tools to help navigate the complexities of loss while emphasising that every grief journey is unique.

Understanding + managing troubled sleep in grief
Understanding nightmares + flashbacks in grief
Understanding depression in grief
Understanding anxiety in grief

Books

Explore our recommended reads on life, loss, and the unique journeys through grief. Featured as our books of the month, the titles below offer insightful perspectives (or check out our complete list for more).

Our Books of the Month explore resilience, self-care, and healing. Let The Light In by Jane McDonald reflects on strength and humour amid partner loss. Bittersweet by Lotte Bowser shares a journey of hope during a partnerโ€™s cancer battle. “Can Anyone Tell Me? by Meghan Riordan Jarvis answers common questions about grief, offering therapeutic guidance. And The Grieving Body by Dr. Mary-Frances Oโ€™Connor explores the physical impact of loss and its connection to health.

Whether youโ€™re navigating the early stages of loss or seeking ongoing support, books can offer solaceunderstanding, and practical guidance.

From self-care to personal growth, we have book recommendations for everyone. Discover new releases, explore books on specific types of loss, or browse by topic.


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