for Grief and Loss
Peer support groups — in-person or online — connect bereaved individuals with others who have experienced similar losses, providing normalisation, hope, and community.
How it works
Reduces isolation and shame, provides models of adaptive grieving, and offers practical wisdom from peers who have navigated similar losses. Meaning-making through shared experience.
What to watch for
Group quality and facilitation vary significantly. Professionally facilitated groups generally produce better outcomes than self-help only. Online groups can support those in rural or isolated areas.
Community experience
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