Thoughts to Share

We are beyond grateful to our INCREDIBLE TEAM of volunteers! Thank you for ALL you do to support kids, teens, young adults, and families who are grieving!!

Grief can be both concrete and fluid. As we learn to incorporate loss into our lives, it may sometimes feel as though we are continually "losing" our connection to the person who died.

Welcome to the New Year! It is that time of year when every email and text message starts with some variation of "I hope your holidays were good." We genuinely hope that your holidays were good. But for the Good Grief team, this year's holidays landed a bit differently.

Because of you, hundreds of children, teens, young adults, and their parents/caregivers receive grief support through Good Grief of Northwest Ohio's peer-based support groups at our Reynolds Road location and our school-based programming. All at no cost for kids and families!

November is Children's Grief Awareness Month! Let's "Flip The Script" and rethink the way we approach conversations about grief - especially with kids!

It's almost Halloween! Some of us enjoy the sights & sounds. Others, especially those who are grieving, not so much.

The death of a brother or sister is a significant loss, and many of us will face this loss more than once. Yet it is one of the most overlooked types of grief, especially in adulthood. Sibling loss is unique, complicated, and life changing regardless of how old you are when it occurs. The entire family faces a unique set of challenges.

November is Children's Grief Awareness Month! Join us as we Flip the Script on typical grief talk, and find phrases to use when supporting someone who is grieving.