Grief Resources

Individual counseling, local grief support groups, and online websites may help in working through your grief.

GriefShare is a nationwide network of groups of people who meet weekly to share and support each other during the grief recovery process. Visit www.griefshare.org to find a support group near you.

Online resources include discussion forums, educational tools, and a community for people who are dealing with grief. You may find one or more of the following websites to be helpful:

Local Resources

DukeHealth

Duke Hospice Bereavement Services offers a safe and healing grief process for anyone adjusting to loss after the death of a loved one, including children and adults.

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Ignite C3 Ministries

Building Healthy Families and Communities

You don't have to grieve alone. We offer one-on-one grief coaching, or the ability to process your grief through a supportive group.

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Growing Thru Grief

Growing Thru Grief is a program offered by a coalition of area religious and civic organizations, which offers support and education to those who mourn. There is no charge to attend, and all are welcome.

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Compassionate Friends

The words of TCF’s Founder, Simon Stephens, resonate with those who have come to The Compassionate Friends hoping to find a purpose in a life that suddenly seems so empty. Whether your family has had a child die (at any age, from any cause) or you are trying to help those who have gone through this life altering experience, The Compassionate Friends exists to provide friendship, understanding, and hope to those going through the natural grieving process.

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UNC Medical Center

Grief is the expected, natural, and often unwelcome experience that follows a loss. Through the Department of Pastoral Care, Bereavement Services offers support to families or individuals who have experienced a loss through one-on-one communication, providing resources, and connecting to community resources for long-term support.

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