MY GRIEF CONNECTION

Find Resources - Connect to Community - Grow Hope

  • Home
    • Privacy Policy
  • About
  • Support Groups
  • Grief Services
    • Grief Services For Children, Teens & Families
  • Recommendations
    • Articles, Blogs & Social Media
    • Books, Magazines & Audiobooks
    • Music, Podcasts & Radio shows
    • Movies, Television Shows & Videos
  • Events
    • Grief Camps & Retreats
  • COVID-19 Grief
  • Misc. Resources
    • Courses, Classes, Coaching, Workbooks & Guides
    • Funerals, Memorials & Farewells
    • End of Life Preparation
    • Grief and the Body
    • Grief Comfort Products
    • Grief, Addiction & Mental Health
    • Handling Belongings of the Deceased
    • Memorial Products
    • Organ & Tissue Donation
    • Supporting a Griever
    • Misc. Grief Resources
  • Blog
  • Crisis Help
  • Contact & Donate
    • Instagram Links

2/25/2023

Survivors of Murder-Suicide Support Group for residents of Florida and Georgia - Starting April 2023

0 Comments

Read Now
 
Survivors of Murder-Suicide Support Group for residents of Florida and Georgia Starting April 2023
Survivors of Murder-Suicide Support Group for residents of Florida and Georgia
Starting April 2023

No one should have to suffer the violent loss of a loved one alone. The Georgia Commission on Family
Violence is hosting a Survivors of Murder-Suicide Support Group for residents of Florida and Georgia starting
in April 2023. 
If you have lost a loved one to the tragedy of murder-suicide this is a supportive network for assistance to help cope with your grief. The closed group is free to attend and led by a licensed clinician.
The group will run for 10 sessions and will meet virtually for your convenience. 
Register today for a
confidential pre-screening meeting with a licensed clinician to see if joining this support group is ​right for you. 
​
This group is only available to survivors residing in Georgia and Florida at this time. 
Visit www.gcfv.ga.gov/ssms for more info and additional referrals to clinicians trained in grief support. 

Share

0 Comments

11/22/2022

National Survivors of Homicide Victims Awareness Month - Nov 20th - Dec 20th

0 Comments

Read Now
 
National Survivors of Homicide Victims Awareness Month  November 20th - December 20th
National Survivors of Homicide Victims Awareness Month
 November 20th - December 20th
Approximately every 32.1 minutes, someone is murdered in the United States. With raising national
homicide rates, support for families impacted by violence and awareness of the impact of homicide in
our communities is needed now more than ever. November 20th marked the beginning of National
Survivors of Homicide Victims Awareness Month (SHVAM). Enacted in 2000, SHVAM offers an
opportunity to educate the public and policymakers about the effect that murder has on families
and communities, and uplift the peace-building efforts of survivors. SHVAM provides a dedicated
space around the holiday season for survivors to gather in community and celebrate and honor
​their loved ones. Let's fight to bring awareness this month to the loved ones we have lost.
​
To find resources and support for survivors of homicide loss, reach out to these organizations:
Louis D. Brown Peace Institute - www.ldbpeaceinstitute.org
Homicide Survivors Inc. - www.homicidesurvivorsinc.org
Utah Homicide Survivors - www.utahhomicidesurvivors.org
Chicago Survivors - www.chicagosurvivors.org/
VictimConnect Resource Center - www.victimconnect.org
DC Victim Hotline - www.DCvictim.org
Justice for Homicide Victims - www.justiceforhomicidevictims.org
Crime Victims Treatment Center (NYC) - www.cvtcnyc.org

Share

0 Comments

9/6/2022

Break the Silence 5K Walk/Run - 10 Sept 2022

0 Comments

Read Now
 
Break the Silence 5K Walk/Run, Saturday, September 10, 2022
Break the Silence 5K Walk/Run
Saturday, September 10, 2022, Walk Begins at 10:00 AM
1805 Tilford Lane, Coeur d'Alene, Idaho,

SPAN of North Idaho is holding its annual in-person Break the Silence 5K walk, run, skip, (or however you roll) this Saturday, September 10, 2022! This walk is in remembrance of those lost to the completion of suicide and an effort to raise suicide awareness and prevention. On-site registration and check-in will open at 8:30 AM on the morning of the walk at the pavilion, and the walk will begin at 10:00 AM.

The annual "Break the Silence" Walk begins at the beautiful Riverstone Park (1805 Tilford Lane),
nestled in the Village at Riverstone in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. Walkers will start at Riverstone Park/Centennial Trail junction and travel along the beautiful Centennial Trail connecting to the Prairie Trail. 
The "Break the Silence Loop" sign at the halfway point of the walk will signify it is time to return
to Riverstone Park, where light snacks & entertainment will be waiting. A water station will also be available at the halfway point. 
Enjoy the music provided by local DJ Alejandro, and visit the park's
many community resource provider tables. (Lots of free swag!!) Suicide survivor resource information
and crisis intervention information will be available.


All proceeds and donations from this event go to further suicide prevention efforts and provide
community resources, education, training, and suicide loss support within the community.

Register to walk at: https://tinyurl.com/SPANBreakSilence

Share

0 Comments

6/12/2022

Let Go Of Your Guilt After Suicide Loss FREE 5 Day Support Series

0 Comments

Read Now
 
Picture
Let Go Of Your Guilt After Suicide Loss FREE 5 Day Support Series
Starting Monday, June 20, host Caro Brookings will be diving into her 3-part framework, where she combine
all of her knowledge and experience, which she has used to support hundreds of other suicide loss survivors
to release their guilt and find joy again. 
This isn’t a typical support series, where you just get some fluff 
and information about what might work. Everything she shares with you is proven to work through scientific research and even brain scans. 
Remember that time doesn’t heal all wounds. If you stay with her for the
entire 5 days, you WILL take action as we go along, and you will walk away with your own personalized
plan of what you can do to find peace beyond our 5 days together. You will discover the 
#1 reason you
haven’t found inner peace. You will learn Caro's exact steps that helped her to let go of her guilt after
​losing her Mum to suicide, and h
ow to live a joyful life and not just survive. 

Register at https://support.suicidebereavementcoaching.com/supportseries

Share

0 Comments

5/10/2022

Survivors of Suicide Loss Support Group - Boise, Idaho - 12 May 2022

0 Comments

Read Now
 
Survivors of Suicide Loss Support Group - Boise, IdahoPicture
Survivors of Suicide Loss Support Group - Boise, Idaho
2nd Thursday of the month ​from 7:00 to 9:00 PM MDT
717 N. 11th Street, Boise, Idaho 83702

The group meets continuously throughout the year at First United Methodist Church
(Cathedral of the 
Rockies), in the Bishop's Lounge at 717 N. 11th Street, Boise, Idaho 83702.  
Meetings are held in person on the ​2nd Thursday of the month ​from 7:00 to 9:00 PM MST. 
Next meeting is on May 12, 2022.
Group Facilitators: Kirby or Susan Orme, (208) 342-2139, kirby_orme@yahoo.com

Share

0 Comments

4/17/2022

FREE Online Summit: Healing After Suicide Loss: How To Let Go Of Your Guilt,​Find Peace And Move Forward One Day At A Time: May 2 - 6, 2022

0 Comments

Read Now
 
FREE Online Summit: Healing After Suicide Loss: How To Let Go Of Your Guilt, ​Find Peace And Move Forward One Day At A Time: May 2 - 6, 2022
FREE Online Summit: Healing After Suicide Loss: How To Let Go Of Your Guilt,
​Find Peace And Move Forward One Day At A Time: 
May 2 - 6, 2022
Join host, and suicide bereavement coach, Caro Brookings, and these featured speakers:

Carey Conley & Laurel Wilson - Authors and Vision Experts
Jill Cowan - Co-Founder of Healing To The Max
Kelli Nielsen - Founder of The Grief Guru
Lisa K Boehm - Author
Marianne Gouveia - Founder of EricsHouse
Melissa Bottorff-Arey - Podcast Host and Author
Rita Schulte - Licensed Professional Board Certified Counselor
Sara J. Cobb - Founder of My Grief Connection
Tracy Oeser - Founder of Journey Thru Grief

Do you feel overwhelming guilt about the suicide of your loved one because you should have
done “this” and you could have done “that”? Do you keep thinking about why your loved one took
their life? Or maybe you knew your loved one was struggling and you were still unable to save them?

You are not alone, and you do not have to suffer in silence. If you have been longing to let go of
your guilt after losing your loved one to suicide…then you should sign up for the Healing After
Suicide Loss interview series. My friend Caro Brookings has brought together 20+ top experts, authors and support providers from the suicide grief and loss space for this free interview series on how to
let go of your guilt, find peace and move forward one day at a time. When your loved one has died
by suicide, you don’t have the time or the energy to scour the internet and find some of the
fantastic resources that are out there available to you.

Maybe you have tried some advice that you’ve heard somewhere and you felt a little better for
a while, only to be back at square one the next day. So you sit there alone, feeling sad and anxious,
and you wonder if you will ever feel happy again. Here’s what I believe: We don’t move on after
suicide loss, but you can move forward if you work through your grief. Because time alone doesn’t
heal all wounds - it’s important what you do with your time. You should know it is possible for you
too to let go of your guilt and find peace. You just need to know the right steps to take. That’s why
I am so grateful for the Healing After Suicide Loss interview series. It’s 5 days of tried and tested advice and encouragement from top experts from around the world to help YOU move forward with your life.
It’s free, but you have to save your seat to get access. Be sure to catch my session on May 2nd!
Claim your ticket to the online event at: 
https://interviews.healingaftersuicideloss.org/sara

Share

0 Comments

2/20/2022

Blue Hour—Haiku and Photographs by Amory Hayden Tarr

0 Comments

Read Now
 
Blue Hour--Haiku and Photographs - By Amory Hayden Tarr ​(Edited By Kathy Allen)

Kathy Allen loving edited, "Blue Hour—Haiku and Photographs," 
a moving collection of haiku written by her son late Amory as a way
to continue the bonds they share and carry their loving relationship forward. Illustrated with Tarr's own breathtaking photographs,
​this small volume of thought provoking poems highlights the striking beauty of nature and 
Amory's expansive spirit. 
This volume would make a wonderful gift of comfort for anyone who has experienced a significate loss, especially for bereaving parents or those who have lost a loved one to suicide.
​Copies can be purchased at: 
https://amzn.to/3BBMfPl

Blue Hour—Haiku and Photographs - By Amory Hayden Tarr
​(Edited By Kathy Allen)

"Blue Hour—Haiku and Photographs by Amory Hayden Tarr is a tribute to my son Amory who died by suicide on April 24, 2020. It is a small collection of his haiku poems written by Amory while he was living in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. The photographs are taken by Amory and are a mere representation of the photos he took while traveling around the world working on organic farms. He left home at age eighteen to work on an organic farm in the Northern Territory of Australia. The blue hour refers to the darker stages of twilight when the sun is quite far below the horizon and the sky turns deep blue. As you go through this book you will discover the magic that Amory captured in his words and images. May this remind us all of the beauty of nature as well as the beauty of Amory’s spirit."
​—Kathy Allen
Picture

Share

0 Comments

12/15/2021

Let's (NOT) Talk About It Podcast - Season 2, Episode 6 - Left Behind: A Story of Murder Suicide

0 Comments

Read Now
 
Let's (NOT) Talk About It Podcast - Season 2, Episode 6 Left Behind: A Story of Murder Suicide
Let's (NOT) Talk About It Podcast - Season 2, Episode 6
Left Behind: A Story of Murder Suicide
​

Sara Cobb is, unfortunately, no stranger to death and grief. Her oldest brother, Stephen, died as a child
when he climbed up a power pole. He was electrocuted while his younger brother, Skyler, helplessly
watched. Skyler was never the same after that. Decades later, Sara received a call that Skyler and his
fiancée had died in a murder-suicide. This unimaginable tragedy led Sara to learn about grief counseling,
mental health and trauma in order to help others. She formed the first-ever support group for
​murder-suicide survivors -- a club no one wants to belong to, as she puts it.


The episode is available to listen to on Apple Podcasts and Spotify
Follow Let's (NOT) Talk About It on Facebook at: 
https://www.facebook.com/LNTalkaboutit
Visit the Let's (NOT) Talk About It website at: https://letsnottalkaboutit.com/

Share

0 Comments

9/29/2021

The Resilience  of Grieving Podcast with Melo Garcia

0 Comments

Read Now
 
The Resilience  of Grieving Podcast hosted by Melo Garcia with guest Sara Cobb from My Grief Connection
It was such an honor and joy for our founder, Sara Cobb, to be a recent guest on the
"The Resilience of Grieving Podcast" with host Melo Garcia of After Chloe 

Melo and Sara had a heartfelt conversation about grief, faith, family, and love.  Sara shared about the
traumatic losses of her two older brothers and how her grief drove her to launch My Grief Connection and
the only known support group specifically for murder-suicide loss survivors in the US.

The episode is now live and available to listen to on Apple Podcasts and Spotify,
in time for the end of Suicide Prevention & Awareness month.

They spoke about some sensitive topics include the death of a child, murder-suicide loss,
and trauma, so please use your discretion about whether or not to listen. 

Follow After Chloe on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/AfterChloe
Visit the After Chloe website at: https://afterchloe.com/


Share

0 Comments

8/24/2021

3rd Annual Strength 2 Thrive Walkathon Supports the Idaho Suicide Prevention Hotline

0 Comments

Read Now
 
3rd Annual Strength 2 Thrive Walkathon Supports the Idaho Suicide Prevention Hotline

​3rd Annual Strength 2 Thrive Walkathon Supports the Idaho Suicide Prevention Hotline

 
Nampa, Idaho – The 3rd Annual Strength 2 Thrive Suicide Prevention Walkathon will kick off promptly at 8:00 PM on September 11, 2021, with general festivities and team set-up at 7:00 PM at Columbia High School in Nampa, Idaho. (301 S. Happy Valley Road). All ages are welcome to come for a few hours or to stay all night long!
 
Idaho is consistently ranked in the top 10 states for suicide deaths every year. If ever there was a time to focus on suicide prevention, it is now! Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, mental health needs are escalating drastically. During the second quarter of 2021, which ended in June, the Idaho Suicide Prevention Hotline received 49% more calls than it did in the second quarter of 2020. This number is a significant increase in those recognizing that they are struggling and need support. Thankfully, in Idaho, we are committed as a community to stand by those who are struggling. 
 
In September, during National Suicide Prevention Month, Strength 2 Thrive provides space for the community to come together in solidarity and support with those suffering from suicidal thoughts or the grief from the loss of a loved one to suicide. The event has raised nearly $70,000 for the Idaho Suicide Prevention Hotline in the previous two years.
 
The walkathon is an uplifting community gathering intended to raise awareness around suicide, offer support for those suffering from suicidal thoughts or attempts, and comfort to those grieving the loss of a loved one to suicide. 
 
There will be live local music and speakers throughout the night, a memorial garden of remembrance, and food trucks serving refreshments. During this family-friendly, outdoor event, folks of all ages will walk around the track during the hours that suicide rates are at their highest, showing their emotional support for those who are suffering.
 
Donations are tax-deductible and will benefit the Idaho Suicide Prevention Hotline, helping to save lives! 
 
Register to walk and raise funds, or donate to support others who are walking, at www.strength2thrive.org. For questions or more information, email Jennifer Haagenson at strength2thrivewalkathon@gmail.com.
 ​

Share

0 Comments

8/16/2021

2021 Healing After Suicide Loss Interview Series, hosted by Carolin Brookings, with Sara J. Cobb

0 Comments

Read Now
 
If you missed my interview with Carolin Brookings on the Healing After Suicide Loss series, you can now watch it
on my YouTube Channel! While you are there, be sure to subscribe to be alerted when new videos are added!
I'd love to know what your main takeaways from the interview are. Drop them in the comments below!


2021 Healing After Suicide Loss Interview Series, hosted by Carolin Brookings, with Sara J. Cobb
​
Sara J. Cobb – founder of My Grief Connection and murder-suicide loss survivor. Sara’s passion and advocacy
for grief and mental health education grew from a combination of her interests, strengths, and life experiences.
She was called to connect fellow grievers with resources for healing after her own trauma of loss, following
the tragic deaths of her two older brothers, 43 years apart – one by a freak accident and one in a murder-suicide.

​She finds meaning by sharing her story of mending from the wounds of sibling and suicide bereavement
​and guiding others toward tools and resources that offer hope and healing after loss.


Here’s what you can expect from Sara’s interview…Supporting Survivors After Murder-Suicide Loss.
- Sara shares what it was like to lose her brother in a murder-suicide
- Find out about the ways in which murder-suicide loss survivors can get support
- Sara talks about the support group for murder-suicide loss survivors that she is co-leading

To learn more about Sara and My Grief Connection, visit www.mygriefconnection.org.

Share

0 Comments

7/24/2021

Meet-Up for Survivors of Murder-Suicide Loss

0 Comments

Read Now
 
Meet-Up for Survivors of Murder-Suicide Loss Picture
Meet-Up for Survivors of Murder-Suicide Loss 

You are not alone. After murder-suicide loss survivors may feel isolated and stigmatized. This peer-led group was founded to provide hope and collectively support each other through 
this rare type of loss which, unfortunately, is an everyday occurrence in the United States. They welcome
all survivors of murder-suicide loss, regardless of their relationship to those 
who died. They emphasize welcoming all kinds of survivors of this type of loss
as they 
understand, for many people, you cannot “choose sides.” The loss of multiple people after this type of suicide loss is incredibly complex to navigate. Survivors include, but are not limited to, the following circumstances: sibling and/or step-sibling loss, parental and/or step-parental loss, child or step-child loss, spouse, ex-spouse, partner or ex-partner loss, in-law loss, friend loss, witnesses of murder-suicide with or without direct connections to the victim and/or perpetrator, and attempted murder-suicide survivors. This peer led
group is a hybrid traditional support group and action group.

They welcome those 
interested in either, or both. Their 90 minute format
is conveniently divided to accommodate 
attendees with interests in
traditional support and/or advocacy. 


Brittany Noble McCarthy and Sara Cobb are survivors of murder-suicide loss and the co-founders of this unique support network which launched in 2020 and today has connected survivors across the country. 

The group meets every other Friday via Zoom at 5:00 PM PST/8:00 PM EST.

Contact Brittany at brittanynoblemccarthy@gmail.com or
Sara at 
mygriefconnection@outlook.com if you would like more information. They ask all attendees to complete an initial phone or video
call with one of the group leaders to ensure the environment is a good fit
and to ensure the safety and privacy of all group members. 


​Prerequisites for group participation:
- Must be 18 years of age or older
- Must be currently in professional counseling/therapy, actively
seeking professional 
counseling/therapy, or have a willingness to
​professional counseling/therapy in the future


- Must be willing to share contact information with the group leads
for emergency use only
​
Check out the group profile at: 
https://grief.com/grief-support-group-directory/​

Share

0 Comments

7/7/2021

FREE Healing After Suicide Loss Masterclass Series

0 Comments

Read Now
 
FREE Healing After Suicide Loss Masterclass Series, July 26 - August 8, 2021
FREE Healing After Suicide Loss Masterclass Series
July 26 - August 8, 2021
If you want to finally heal after losing your loved one to suicide and move forward with your life, then you
should sign up for the Healing After Suicide Loss interview series. My friend Caro Brookings handpicked 25+
top experts, authors and support providers from the suicide grief and loss space for this free interview series
on how to find peace, make life liveable again and move forward one
day at a time. I am so grateful to be part
of this FREE 14-day interview series, and I can’t wait
​to share my wisdom with you! 
Healing After Suicide Loss starts on July 26. Don’t miss out!

Register to save your seat at: https://interviewseries.healingaftersuicideloss.org/sara

Share

0 Comments

5/27/2021

Speaking of Grief Facebook Live Series Part 3 - 03 Jun 2021

0 Comments

Read Now
 
Speaking of Grief Facebook Live Series
​

​My Grief Connection founder, Sara Cobb, will be LIVE on the
Speaking of Grief: Grief Support Facebook page on June 3, 2021 at 8:00PM EST, with Nancy Green, for Part 3 of a 4 part series exploring childhood
​trauma, sibling loss and murder-suicide. 


Due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. 

If you miss it, ​don't worry you can watch all parts of the series in the
replay on the Facebook page.


Join us on Facebook at: facebook.com/speakingofgrief

Share

0 Comments

5/17/2021

Speaking of Grief Facebook Live Series: Part 2 of 4

0 Comments

Read Now
 
Picture

Speaking of Grief Facebook Live Series: Part 2 of 4

​My Grief Connection founder, Sara Cobb, will be LIVE on the Speaking of Grief:
Grief Support Facebook page on May 18th at 8:00PM EST, with Nancy Green, 
for Part 2 of a 4 part series exploring childhood trauma, sibling loss and murder-suicide. 

Due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. If you miss it,
​don't worry you can watch all parts of the series in the replay on the Facebook page.

Join us on Facebook at: facebook.com/speakingofgrief

Share

0 Comments

5/12/2021

Survivors of Murder-Suicide Loss Share How You Can Help Support

1 Comment

Read Now
 

Survivors of Murder-Suicide Loss Share How You Can Help Support

Picture
Check out the terrific new post on Brittany Noble McCarthy's blog,
"Survivors of Murder-Suicide Loss Share How You Can Help Support," at

https://brittanynoblemccarthy.com/survivors-of-murder-suicide-loss-share-how-you-can-help-support/


Brittany Noble McCarthy is a writer and advocate for two largely misunderstood areas: the life of military
families and survivors of murder-suicide loss. In addition to pieces published with the Tragedy Assistance
Program for Survivors (TAPS)
 and The Kentucky Derby Museum. Brittany is the co-founder of a
murder-suicide loss support group, along with fellow survivor My Grief Connection founder Sara J. Cobb,
and has connected with survivors across the country. She holds a Master’s Degree in Public Communication,
and is a certified Peer Mentor with TAPS. Brittany has participated in numerous grief and suicide
workshops with TAPS and the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. She has also connected
with leading researchers in the field of suicidology and community violence.


This new post was co-written by several murder-suicide loss survivors, including Brittany & Sara,
with the intent of helping educate those in survivors’ support systems. In it, they share what would
have been most helpful – and what was not helpful – after their initial loss. They have joined in a
single voice that they hope reflects anyone who has experienced the tragic loss of a loved one to
murder-suicide or any sensationalized, traumatic loss. They cannot and do not speak for all survivors,
but if you are a survivor of murder-suicide loss, they hope you know you are not alone.


If you are a survivor of murder-suicide loss and are interested in connecting with other survivors for
support and/or direction to resources, please reach out to either Brittany or Sara via email for
information about their Survivors of Murder-Suicide Loss Virtual Support Group. This private support
group meets twice monthly via Zoom to share our stories, encourage and support one another.

Share

1 Comment
Details

    Sara J. Cobb

    Founder, My Grief Connection 

    Archives

    March 2023
    February 2023
    January 2023
    December 2022
    November 2022
    October 2022
    September 2022
    August 2022
    July 2022
    June 2022
    May 2022
    April 2022
    March 2022
    February 2022
    January 2022
    December 2021
    November 2021
    October 2021
    September 2021
    August 2021
    July 2021
    June 2021
    May 2021
    April 2021
    March 2021
    February 2021
    January 2021
    December 2020
    November 2020
    October 2020
    September 2020
    August 2020
    July 2020
    June 2020
    May 2020
    April 2020
    March 2020
    February 2020
    January 2020
    December 2019
    November 2019

    Categories

    All
    4:13 MOVE:ment
    Abortion
    Addiction
    Adolescents
    Affiliate
    AFSP
    After Chloe
    AFTR
    AFTR.live
    Allison Gilbert
    All Saints' Day
    Ambiguous Loss
    American Association Of Suicidology
    American Foundation For Suicide Prevention
    Amy Collett
    Andrea Cagan
    Angela Clement
    Angie Cartwright
    Anticipatory Grief
    Anxiety
    Aromatherapy
    Art Therapy
    Art Your Grief
    A Sibling To Love
    Author
    Awareness Day
    Awareness Month
    Beauty For Ashes
    Because Kids Grieve
    Belongings
    Benefit
    Bereaved
    Bereaved Father's Day
    Bereaved Mother
    Bereaved Mother's Day
    Bereavement
    Bereavement Camp
    Better With Betsy
    Birth
    Black Balloon Day
    Blog
    Blog Post
    Blue Christmas
    Boise
    Boise Public Library
    Book
    Break The Silence
    Brene Brown
    Brittany Noble Mccarthy
    CA
    Caldwell
    California
    Camera
    Camp
    Camp Courage
    Camp Erin
    Camp Hope
    Camps
    Camp Widow
    Canada
    Candlelight Service
    Candlelight Tribute
    Candlelight Vigil
    Caregiver
    Caregiving
    Caro Brookings
    Carolin Brookings
    Catholic Mass
    Celebration Of Life
    Cemetery
    Cemetery And Cremation
    Childfree
    Childless
    Child Loss
    Children's Book
    Children's Grief Awareness
    Christian
    Christmas
    Christy Roberts
    Church Services
    Clair Bidwell Smith
    Claire M. Schwartz
    Classes
    Clear Mourning
    Cloverdale Funeral Home
    Coach
    Coaching
    Coalesce Discovery
    Comfort Connects
    Community
    Concert
    Condolence
    Conference
    Connection
    Connection Is The Cure
    Conscious Grief
    Construction Working Minds Summit
    Coping
    Coronavirus
    Counseling
    COVID 19
    COVID-19
    Cremains
    Cremation
    Crisis
    Crisis Help
    Crystal Partney
    Crystal Webster
    Custom Keepsakes
    Danica Thurber
    David Kessler
    David's Hope Pregnancy Loss Minstry
    Day Camp
    Day Of Remembrance
    Day Of The Dead
    Death
    Death Cafe
    Death Positive
    Decluttering
    Denim Day
    Depression
    Discover Life Again
    Disenfranchised Grief
    Divorce
    Divorcecare
    Divorce Care
    Doctor
    Documentary
    Donation
    Dr. Alan Wolfelt
    Dr. Betsy Guerra
    Dr. Florie Wild
    Dr. Jennifer R. Levin
    Drug Addiction
    Drug Overdose
    Drumming
    Eagle
    Easter
    El Día De Muertos
    Emily Dilbeck
    Entrepreneur
    EricsHouse
    Eric's House
    Events
    Facebok
    Facebook
    Faith
    Faith & Grief Ministries
    Farewell
    Father
    Fentanyl
    Film
    Finding Your Way
    Florida
    For You Network
    Free
    From Grief To Grind
    From Grief To Growth
    Fundraiser
    Funeral
    Gatherings
    Georgia
    Global Grief Conference
    Good Grief
    Good Grief Boise
    Grandparent Loss
    Gratitude
    Grief Art
    Grief Book
    Grief Camp
    Grief Class
    Grief Coach
    Grief.com
    Grief Counseling
    Grief Dreams
    Grief Education
    Grief Event
    Grief Group
    Grief Guide
    Grief Guide Consultating
    Grief Literacy
    Grief Music
    Grief Plus Hope
    Grief Professionals
    Grief Recovery Method
    Grief Refuge
    Grief Relief
    Grief Relief Nation
    Grief Retreat
    Grief Retreats
    Grief Ritual
    Grief Rituals
    Grief Services
    Griefshare
    Grief Stories
    Grief Summit
    Grief Support
    Grief Therapist
    Grief Toolbox
    Grieve
    Grievewell
    Grieving Children
    Grieving Mother
    Growth
    Guest Blogger
    Guilt
    Gun Violence
    Haiku
    Halloween
    Healing
    Healing To The Max
    Health
    Helpline
    Highmark Caring Place
    Holiday
    Holiday Grief
    Holidays
    Homicide
    Homocide
    Hope
    Hope Edelman
    Hotline
    Hurt 2 Hope
    Idaho
    Idaho Crisis And Suicide Hotline
    Idaho Strong
    Idaho Suicide Prevention Hotline
    Infant Loss
    Infographic
    Instagram
    Isa Rooney
    Jannus
    Jennifer Scott
    Jenny Dilts
    Jonathan's Giving Tree
    Journaling
    Journey Thru Grief
    Kara Grief
    Kathy Alen
    Keepsakes
    Kelli Nielsen
    Kentucky
    Kevin's Song
    Kids2Kids
    Kindness
    KIVI Idaho News 6
    Kristina Risinger
    Kwanzaa
    KYMfest
    Lament
    Let's (NOT) Talk About It
    Lgbtq
    Life After Loss
    Lisa Price
    Loss Of A Child
    Loss Of An Adult Child
    Loss Of A Partner
    Loss Of A Spourse
    Loss Of A Spouse
    Love And Loss
    Luminary
    Marni Henderson
    Masterclass
    Media
    Meditation
    Meet-up
    Megan Devine
    Melo Garcia
    Memorial
    Memorial Products
    Memories
    Men's Grief
    Mental Health
    Mental Health Awareness
    Mental Illness
    Mental Wellness
    Meridian
    Michigan
    Military
    Mindfulness
    Mindset
    Minnesota
    Miscarriage
    Missouri
    Mobile App
    Mom
    Mother
    Motherless
    Mother Loss
    Mother's Day
    Mourning
    Mourning Joy
    MSW
    Murder
    Murder Loss
    Murder Suicide
    Murder-suicide
    Music
    MyGriefCare™
    My Grief Connection
    Nami
    Nampa
    Nampa Public Library
    Nancy Green
    Natalie Millett
    National Grief Awareness Day
    National Physician Awareness Day
    Northwest Nazarene University
    Nova Scotia
    Nurturing Hope & Healing Counseling
    Online
    Online Conference
    Online Course
    Online Summit
    Open To Hope
    Ora Loss & Living Program
    Oregon
    Overdose
    Pandemic
    Panic
    Parent
    Parent Loss
    Parents
    Partner Loss
    Passed And Present
    Patrick Bailey
    Peace
    Peggy Green
    Persuade And Refer
    Pesi
    Physician
    Pocatello
    Podcast
    Poetry
    Post Traumatic Growth
    Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
    Postvention
    Prayer
    Pregnancy Loss
    Project Grief
    Qpr
    Question
    Quote
    Recovery
    Refuge In Grief
    Reid Peterson
    Reiki
    Reimagine
    Relationships
    Remembrance
    Resilience
    Retreat
    Retreats
    Rhythm And Grace Counseling
    Ride For Jared
    Sadie Beyl
    Safe Crossings Foundation
    San Diego
    Sara J. Cobb
    Scattering Hope
    Schools
    Self Care
    Self-Care
    Semicolon
    Services
    Sharing Solace
    Sibling Loss
    Social Media
    Sonja Camden
    SPAN Of Benewah County
    SPAN Of North Idaho
    Speaking Grief
    Speaking Of Grief
    SpiritFinder.org
    Spirituality
    Spirit Vessel
    Spokane
    Stigma
    Stillbirth
    Strength 2 Thrive
    Stress
    Substance Abuse
    Substance Loss
    Sudden Death
    Sudden Loss
    Sue Ryder
    Suicide
    Suicide Attempt Survivor
    Suicide Awareness
    Suicide Loss
    Suicide Postvention
    Suicide Prevention
    Suicide Survivor
    Summer
    Sunrise Retreats
    Support
    Support Group
    Surviving
    Survivors
    Survivors Of Murder Suicide Loss
    Survivors Of Suicide
    Sympathy
    Symposium
    TAPS
    Tara Nash
    Team Mercy
    Tea With Tara
    Teenage Grief
    Teens
    Tessa Williams
    Thanksgiving
    Thanksgrieving
    Theater
    The Compassionate Friends
    The Dougy Center
    The Grave Woman
    The Grief Guru
    The Longest Night
    The MISS Foundation
    Therapeutic Art
    Therapy
    The Speedy Foundation
    Tiffany Roe
    Traditions
    Tragedy Assistance Program For Survivors
    Training
    Transgender
    Trauma
    Traumatic Grief
    Treasure Valley
    Tree City Church
    Tweens
    Urns
    Valentine
    Veterans
    Veterans Day
    Victim
    Video
    Violent Death
    Virtual Group
    Virtual Symposium
    Vivianne LaRiviere
    Walk A Thon
    Walk-a-Thon
    Walking Through Grief
    Washington
    Wave Of Light
    Webinar
    Wellness
    Wendy Kessler
    What's Your Grief
    Widow
    Widowed
    Widower
    Widows
    Women
    Women's Support Group
    Workplace
    Workshop
    World Mental Health Day
    WPSU Grief
    Writing
    Yoga
    Young Adult
    Youth
    YouTube

    RSS Feed

    Note: The website contains some affiliate links, which means that if you purchase something through one of these links we may receive a small commission 
    – at no extra cost to you. I only promote things I have have either personally tried or strongly believe are beneficial.  Any commissions earned helps keep this 
    ​website going. Thank you for using our affiliate links to help My Grief Connection to continue helping grievers find help & hope. 


    Not responsible for the content, claims or representations of the linked sites, videos, movies, podcasts, groups, events, books, articles, etc.
    This site provides links and general grief support information and is not intended to serve as or replace professional counseling, guidance or treatment.  
    If you are thinking about hurting yourself or someone else, please contact 911 or the suicide hotline at 
    988. ​ 
    ​
    For any type of crisis situation you can text CONNECT to 741741 to chat with a Crisis Text Line counselor. 


    My Grief Connection -  Created 04 July 2019 - Privacy Policy
    ​​Updated 21 March 2023
    © 2019-2023 My Grief Connection
Proudly powered by Weebly
  • Home
    • Privacy Policy
  • About
  • Support Groups
  • Grief Services
    • Grief Services For Children, Teens & Families
  • Recommendations
    • Articles, Blogs & Social Media
    • Books, Magazines & Audiobooks
    • Music, Podcasts & Radio shows
    • Movies, Television Shows & Videos
  • Events
    • Grief Camps & Retreats
  • COVID-19 Grief
  • Misc. Resources
    • Courses, Classes, Coaching, Workbooks & Guides
    • Funerals, Memorials & Farewells
    • End of Life Preparation
    • Grief and the Body
    • Grief Comfort Products
    • Grief, Addiction & Mental Health
    • Handling Belongings of the Deceased
    • Memorial Products
    • Organ & Tissue Donation
    • Supporting a Griever
    • Misc. Grief Resources
  • Blog
  • Crisis Help
  • Contact & Donate
    • Instagram Links