Grief, though a natural response to loss, is rarely discussed openly—especially with children. While schools cover a range of academic subjects and emotional intelligence, grief education is often overlooked, leaving many children unprepared when they face their first loss. This unaddressed grief can lead to long-term emotional struggles and confusion.

Grief-informed end-of-life specialists take a special approach to guiding clients through experiences of death. With an in-depth knowledge of how to facilitate the natural process of grieving, they support individuals and those close to them in a way that reduces the unnecessary harm that is often the result of grief myths and unhealthy grieving practices. They offer personalized grief support and resources on grief to help prepare everyone on how to navigate the grief.