In the News

Marketplace

Therapists, social workers and mental health providers are swamped and overwhelmed. There is huge pressure and huge demand for mental health support at a time when we’ve got people leaving the industry because of multiple reasons. And they’re also swimming in the same sea [so to speak] and living through all of these losses.

NEXT Podcast

In the last couple of years, there’s been a common thread tethering us all together: Grief. It's complicated, it's ongoing, and it’s hard work. When it comes to the grieving process, it can be difficult to ask for support. Emma Payne, founder of Grief Coach, educates NEXT Podcast listeners on providing support to those grieving -- whether it be our friends, family, or coworkers.

Filled With Gold

Grief Coach founder & CEO, Emma Payne, chats with host Melissa Pierce in this 40-minute podcast about grief, widowhood, and what can help.

Digital Journal

Grief Coach CEO, Emma Payne, says that “when people are supported in their grief their risk of negative health outcomes such as depression, substance use, anxiety and illness is reduced. So it makes sense that hospices who care about their bereaved families are looking for effective, thoughtful ways to deliver care and make sure the care is helpful.”

Bury Me In New Jersey

In this interview with Sara Wuillermin, Grief Coach founder & CEO, Emma Payne, discusses the personal experiences that drew her to develop Grief Coach, the difficulties many grieving individuals face after a loved one dies, and how Grief Coach helps grievers and their loved ones navigate this space.

IG Live with Shelby Forsythia

Grief Coach founder & CEO, Emma Payne, chats live with author and grief guide, Shelby Forsythia.

Psych Central

When you go looking for support inside your grief, author and therapist Megan Devine says it’s important that you look for resources that make you feel seen and supported, not like a problem in need of a solution."

UpJourney

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

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."

Circles

High Tech Deck

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

Today

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."

Marketer's Media

The New York Times

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."

Widowed Parent Podcast

UpJourney

Solace

Talk Death

Elemental

TalkDeath

Curatio Connects

ehospice

Employee Benefit News Cover Story - May/June 2020

NBC News

Employee Benefit News

Lantern

Psychology Today

Give InKind

Grief Coach

Lantern

Grief Dialogues

The Death Deck

Good Men Project

Thrive Global