Mental Health Month #1
May is Mental Health Awareness Month and Mental Health America and Good Grief want us to take time to look around and look within in an effort to protect and ... Read More
Mental Health Month #2
May is Mental Health Awareness Month and Mental Health America and Good Grief want us to take time to look around and look within in an effort to protect and ... Read More
Mental Health Month #3
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and we can all learn a lesson about mental health from the wisdom of author and naturalist, John Burroughs (1837-1921). Burroughs wrote in his ... Read More
The Medium Doesn’t Matter: Celebrating Women Who Tell Our Stories
By Rebecca Soffer I’ll never forget the very first moment of the very first party I attended after my mom was killed in a car accident. I was 30 and ... Read More
Celebrating Women Who Tell Our Stories Part 1- Film
March is Women’s History Month, and the theme for 2023 is celebrating women who tell our stories. In this three part blog series, we will highlight stories told by women ... Read More
Celebrating Women Who Tell Our Stories Part 2- Written Word
March is Women’s History Month, and the theme for 2023 is celebrating women who tell our stories. In this three part blog series, we will highlight stories told by women ... Read More
Celebrating Women Who Tell Our Stories Part 3- Visual Arts
March is Women’s History Month, and the theme for 2023 is celebrating women who tell our stories. In this three part blog series, we will highlight stories told by women ... Read More
Black History Month Blog – Understanding your grief, and the grief of others (Part 1 of 3)
Black History Month Blog – Understanding your grief, and the grief of others Part 1 of 3 In honor of Black History Month, this blog series sets out to provide ... Read More
Black History Month Blog – Understanding your grief, and the grief of others (Part 2 of 3)
Black History Month Blog – Understanding your grief, and the grief of others Part 2 of 3 This blog sets out to provide a high-level, introductory understanding of the unique ... Read More
Black History Month Blog – Understanding your grief, and the grief of others (Part 3 of 3)
Black History Month Blog – Understanding your grief, and the grief of others Part 3 of 3 This blog series sets out to provide understanding of the unique grief experiences ... Read More
Good Grief Remembers Jim Topor
The Good Grief family is grieving for one of our own, Jim Topor, who contributed greatly to Good Grief. He served tirelessly as a board member for many years, recruiting ... Read More
Good Grief Families Celebrate Holiday Brunch!!
Contact: David Mortazavi, C: 646-326-3926 E: David@Good-Grief.org On Sunday, December 11, more than 125 Good Grief families joined together to celebrate the holidays at Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse in Parsippany and ... Read More
Virtual Holiday Show: Tuesday, December 20th at 7pm ET
Hello! My name is Isabella (Izzy). I am 13 years old and in eighth grade. I am a huge Robin Williams fan, and there’s a specific quote of his that ... Read More
Good Grief Newsletter June 2022
Dear Good Grief Community, Welcome to the summer edition of Good Grief News! With the end of the school year upon us, we’re gearing up for our summer programming and ... Read More
How to Help Students Develop a Growth Mindset
Strategies to help students develop a growth mindset to overcome challenges ... Read More
Prolonged Grief Disorder- Our View on This New Diagnosis
We are concerned that establishing a timeline for grief can add to the stigma many feel when navigating the loss of a family member or loved one ... Read More
Grief at Work – When the Personal Meets the Professional
There are numerous ways to ensure employees who are navigating grief feel supported ... Read More
Good Grief Appoints New Directors, Announces Board Officers for 2022
Good Grief Appoints New Directors Announces Board Officers for 2022 Morristown and Princeton, NJ – Embarking on its 19th year of continued expansion and growing impact as a leading voice ... Read More
How Social Emotional Learning Can Help Students
In the school environment, SEL is a proven approach to teaching students how to identify and process emotions, build relationships, and develop empathy for others ... Read More
5 Tips for Continuing Bonds with People We’ve Lost
There are numerous ways to continue bonds with your loved one who has died ... Read More
Common Grief Myths – The Grief Experts’ List
For many, the grieving experience is confusing because of common misconceptions and misunderstandings about how grief evolves, how long it lasts, its impact on children and families, and other questions ... Read More
Developing Emotional Intelligence in Children (5 Tips)
Teaching kids emotional intelligence can help children better manage stress, build strong relationships, empathize with others, and achieve life’s goals ... Read More
