Your wife, husband or partner died, you have the unimaginable experience of losing a child, or you are anticipating the death of a loved one. You're feeling overwhelmed and alone.
Even the best hospice care and funeral homes are ill-equipped to provide ongoing grief support, leaving many to experience isolation and confusion when someone dies. While there are great local nonprofits and therapists, there aren't nearly enough, and if one turns to online resources for help, they often leave feeling even more confused. It's a mess.
It's no wonder that 70% of people who experience grief feel unsupported. It's also why over 30% of those grieving develop complicated grief. This kind of grief is self-destructive, causing higher rates of addiction, mental health struggles, problems at home, school and at work.
Companies who want to help are equally ill-equipped, leading to continued isolation and poor performance.
The Result: $100 billion in annual losses.
It doesn't have to be this way. That's why we're here.
The science tell us that you need support from someone like you, someone who is also grieving - that's how you'll learn best.
We're initially launching through hospice and Employee Resource Plans, with specific measures to move people towards functional grief.
As a new nonprofit, our program (and our site) is a work in progress, so bear with us as we build. We're here to create a forum where you can share your story and connect to others like us - together, we can get through our grief.
Source: Journal of Palliative Medicine
We're building a media library (video, articles, posts, podcasts) where you can share your story and learn from others who are going through their own grief journey.
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