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What To Say to Someone Going To a Funeral21 July 2021
Giving grieving people an opportunity to talk about the person who’s died can be a real gift. Grief Coach CEO, Emma Payne, offers suggestions for how to get started including, “How long have you known Susan? I’d love to hear more about her after the funeral if you’d like to share.”
Healthcare Industry Today
As Wait Times for Mental Health Services Grow, Text Message Program Expands to Provide Immediate Grief Support6 July 2021
With a scalable text messaging platform and expanded team, Grief Coach replaces 6 month wait times with instant, year-long support. "It takes less than 10 minutes to sign up," says Founder and CEO, Emma Payne, "so that's a great alternative for people facing months on a wait list."
The Aftershocks of After Loss
Zeena Regis on grief, resilience, and her new role with Grief Coach29 June 2021
Grief Coach's Client Care Manager, Zeena Regis, speaks with Rachel Donnelly about grief, resilience, and her new role working with Grief Coach clients.
High Tech Deck
Healthcare providers overwhelmed by pandemic losses can now get support via text.27 June 2021
There is an urgent need to provide bereavement training and support to nurses and social workers, as a way to improve employee morale, reduce burnout, and eliminate avoidable workplace errors
Circles
Grief Coach CEO, Emma Payne, interviews with Circles. "People are good. We want to support each other."27 June 2021
Today
Bobbie Thomas' emotional essay after her husband's death: 'I feel deeply alone'23 June 2021
Bobbie Thomas writes ... "It's always been my mission to help women feel good, whether it's with beauty and fashion or through sharing stories of love and loss. So I'll continue to share the tools that I have — including the books I'm reading ("It's OK that you're not OK" by Megan Devine), the resources I'm using (The Wendt Center and Grief Coach) and the countless pieces of good advice I've been given — as my way of honoring Michael."
The New York Times
The Year Grandparents Lost: The enforced separations of the pandemic have brought a particular kind of mourning to many grandparents.11 March 2021
Grief Coach founder, Emma Payne, contributed to this New York Times article about grandparents & grief. The writer says "grief isn’t too strong a word for those grandparents who have yearned all year for a small hand in theirs, for a hug without fear."
ehospice
Hospice of the Western Reserve Becomes First Hospice in the U.S. to Partner with Grief Coach10 July 2020
Employee Benefit News Cover Story - May/June 2020
Managing Compassionately During Coronavirus12 May 2020
Employee Benefit News
The burden of bereavement: Grief is the latest challenge for employers in the coronavirus era26 April 2020
Lantern
Reaching Out When You're Stuck Inside: How To Support Grieving Friends, Even in Isolation21 April 2020
Psychology Today
How To Navigate End of Life During a Pandemic: A Guide to Pre-Planning, Loss, and Grief in the Age of COVID-1920 April 2020
Grief Dialogues
Grief in the time of COVID-19, Renee Lund Shares a Teenager's Perspective31 March 2020
The Death Deck
Making Difficult Conversations Easier: Text messages and card games that help us talk about death.25 January 2020
Good Men Project
Emma's article for The Good Men Project: The Conversations No-One Else is Having17 January 2020
Thrive Global
Breathing New Life Into Death: 5 Tech Companies From Female Founders Making Sure No One Grieves Alone16 January 2020