Grief Resources

While grief is as individual as a fingerprint, it can be comforting to know how others have handled these strong emotions. Although these resources aren't specifically endorsed by Orlando Health, we hope you find these tools helpful.

• AfterTalk. An online grief support site with blogs, interactive writing tools and inspirational quotes.

• Angel of Hope Central Florida. A group dedicated to remembering children's lives.

• Center for Loss and Life Transition. An organization dedicated to helping people who are grieving and those who care for them.

• Center for Loss in Multiple Birth. Support and resources for the loss of a twin.

• Cornerstone Hospice Children's Grief Program. Helping children age three years and older during the grieving process.

• Courageous Parents Network (CPN). Insights and experiences of families and pediatric providers for seriously ill children.

• Dougy Center. Providing support for children, teens, young adults and families who are grieving.

• Grief.com. Learn more about grief with resources, groups and events.

• National Alliance for Children's Grief. A nonprofit organization raising awareness about the needs of children and teens who are grieving.

• New Hope for Kids. Bringing hope, healing and happiness to children and families suffering from grief, loss and life-threatening illnesses.

• PILR Network of Central Florida. Connecting you to organizations serving central Florida's bereaved families.

• Push for Empowered Pregnancy. Resources for pregnancy and infant loss.

• Refuge in Grief. Grief support that doesn't suck.

• Return to Zero: H.O.P.E. Transforming the culture of silence and isolation around pregnancy and infant loss.

• Sesame Street in Communities: Helping Kids Grieve. Activities and tools to help children process the loss of a sibling.

• Still Standing Magazine. For those who are grieving child loss and infertility

• St. Jude Children's Hospital Resources for Handling Grief

• The Compassionate Friends. Providing friendship, understanding and hope to those going through the grieving process.

• The Finley Project. Providing care for mothers who have experienced the loss of an infant on an application basis.

• What's Your Grief? Grief support for the rest of us.