5 things to consider when adding a supporter
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So you’ve signed up for a Grief Coach subscription and now you have the opportunity to add supporters to your subscription. What does this mean? Who should you add? Maybe the idea of adding supporters sounds great, but you’re unsure of who to add and how to ask them. We can help.Grief Coach welcomes new affiliate, Bevival!
Bevival is part of a global movement aimed at increasing death literacy for the living.How to include a grief plan in your end of life plan
During the end-of-life planning phase, we can give grief permission to exist. Giving a voice to the grief that is present can create a sacred space where feelings and thoughts can be shared, absorbed, and in some cases released.Grief Coach's new text-based survey tool delivers strong results
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Within moments, we received our first responses, and within the first 24 hours, we had nearly a 50% response rate.Grief Coach welcomes new affiliate, Be Present Care
Grief Coach is thrilled to announce our newest affiliate partner, Be Present Care. We first met Eldercare Coach and Consultant, Stefanie Elkins, at the 2020 Live Well, Die Well Tour, hosted by Death by Design Podcaster, Kimberly Paul.Grief Coach now available In Tagalog
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Grief Coach's text-based grief support program is now available in Tagalog.Gina is the Bereavement Coordinator at UCLA Mattel Children's Hospital. And she's exhausted.
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Healthcare providers are suffering from compassion fatigue and burnout. Gina Kornfeind, a Bereavement Coordinator and Social Worker at UCLA Mattel Children's Hospital, is using Grief Coach's text-based grief support program to help her keep up with the growing need for resources for patients' family members, colleagues, and her friends and neighbors too.