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Usually when someone asks, “How are you?” I respond instinctively with an, “I’m fine, thank you.” The problem is, fine isn’t a feeling. At best, it’s a nondescript, neutral state of existence. And “I’m good” isn’t much better.

Support for these free programs comes entirely through gifts from individuals, corporations, and foundations. Discover ways to support Good Grief, with your contributions, your time, and your voice.

Good Grief’s peer support sessions provide a way for young people to share their experiences with grief and loss and to give and receive support. Helping kids find ways to express their grief can open a door to healing.

Good Grief meets in our Toledo, Ohio program space –a safe and supportive environment for kids to explore and express thoughts, fears, questions and emotions about their experience with death.