Grief support that continues
Healing takes time—we’re with you every step of the way.
Let us support you now and forever
We know that grief can feel overwhelming, frightening, isolating, and confusing. That’s why we believe it’s important to acknowledge your loss—not just once, but over time. There is no set timeline for grief, and our care for you doesn’t end with your arrangements.
Understanding Grief & Loss
Support for every part of your journey
Grief touches every part of life—emotional, practical, and spiritual. We understand this journey, and we’re here to support you.
What’s Your Grief?
We’ve partnered with the nation’s most trusted grief education platform to give your family access to extensive resources.
Included with your plan
Help Texts
Grief doesn’t follow a schedule. That’s why we’ve partnered to deliver clinically sound, text-based support tailored to your loss.
Included with your plan
Grief support gatherings
Connect with others in forest gatherings
Join grief support groups and remembrance events in our Memorial Forests where you can connect with others who understand your journey—a safe space for sharing, listening, and healing together.
Walk through the forest alongside certified grief counselors in a gentle, reflective setting that encourages presence and peace.
Meaningful gatherings throughout the year that honor the rhythms of nature alongside the rhythms of grief.
In-forest meditation, breathwork, and movement classes to help ground the body and ease the weight of loss.
Virtual sessions about loss, healing, and navigating life after bereavement, accessible from wherever you are.
Included with your plan
Talk to a Guide, 24/7
When you’re ready, we’re here.
Explore at your own pace
See the two ways families honor a life.
Questions?
We're here to help.
What is grief support?
Grief support can take different shapes to help you with the emotional side of after loss. Better Place offers a wide spectrum of resources to meet you where you are:
- Online support groups and educational webinars
- In-forest grief events and remembrance gatherings
- Self-paced online courses tailored to different types of loss
- An extensive library of articles on grief and healing
- Podcasts and conversations with grief experts
How long does grief last?
Grief is universal, but also deeply personal. It doesn’t follow a schedule or a set path—some days may feel heavy, isolating, or simply hard to navigate. There’s no timeline, and there’s no right way to move through it. Better Place offers ongoing grief support for as long as you need it, with no time limit.
What types of grief support does Better Place offer?
Better Place offers one-on-one grief support, group gatherings, educational articles, self-paced courses, and online and in-forest events—all available for as long as you need them.
Can I get grief support online?
Absolutely. We offer robust grief resources, webinars, and self-paced courses online. We’ve also partnered with What’s Your Grief?—one of the most trusted and comprehensive grief education platforms available—to bring you expert-led resources whenever you need them.
What are grief support gatherings?
Better Place offers four seasonal gatherings held in our Memorial Forests—grounded in grief theory and designed to help you acknowledge and move through loss, no matter when it occurred. Each gathering is an opportunity to remember your loved one in a safe, supported space for reflection and community.
We also partner with Mourning Collective to offer online grief conversations and webinars for those who prefer to connect from home.
Is grief support available for family members?
Yes. Ongoing grief support is included with all cremation arrangements and living memorials at Better Place—for every member of the family, for as long as you need it. We’re with you every step of the way.
When should I consider talking to a grief counselor?
Sometimes grief calls for more personalized support. When articles and group sessions aren’t enough, we can connect you with vetted grief therapists in your area who specialize in bereavement.
What is the difference between grief and bereavement?
Grief is the emotional experience of loss—the feelings of sadness, longing, and pain. Bereavement refers to the period of time following a loss during which you grieve. At Better Place we can help with both.
How can I support someone who is grieving?
The most meaningful thing you can do is show up—check in, listen without trying to fix anything, and let them know they don’t have to go through it alone. Grief can feel isolating, and simply being present matters more than having the right words.
