Resources for Grieving

For your convenience, we have provided a number of links to help you learn more about death, loss, grieving.

Children and Grief:
www.beyondindigo.com

www.aboutourkids.com

www.hospicenet.org

www.misschildren.org

A place for parents to share their grief after the death of a child, read poetry, locate local support groups and plan a "goodbye " ceremony.

Grief:

www.aarp.org

www.angelsofhope.com

www.healingloss.com


www.griefnet.org

www.premier.net

Widows and Widowers

www.youngwidowsandwidowers.com

www.widows-and widowers.com

www.widows-widowers.org

www.fortnet.org/WidowNet/

A site that helps individuals coping with the loss of a spouse find a local support group and provides online email lists and chat lines for grief support.

Family Caregivers of Aging Relatives
www.caregiving.com

This web newsletter provides support and information for those caring for aging parents or other relatives.

Wings of Light
www.wingsoflight.org

A nonprofit organization that serves individuals who are coping with the death of a loved one due to an aviation accident.

Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors
www.taps.org

TAPS offers services to any who have lost a loved one on active duty via a peer-support network.

Car Accident Family Website
www.stresspress.com/newmain.htm

This site offers support and information to those suffering after a motor vehicle accident.

The Compassionate Friends-Grief following the death of a child of any age: www.compassionatefriends.org

*****Center for Loss and Life Transition-Understanding the complex set of emotions we have…Dr. Alan Wolfelt www.centerforloss.com

The Grief Recovery Institue-An index of grief recovery articles. www.grief-recovery.com

American SIDS Institute-Resources dealing with Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. www.sids.org

Hospice foundation of America-Education issues relating to care giving, terminal illness and bereavement. www.hospicefoundation.org

Survivors of Suicide-A site that helps those who have lost a loved one to suicide and to resolve grief and pain in their own way. www.thewebpaper.com/sos/