Don’t rush the tears. Let go of the stages. Make the offer specific.” A psychologist and grief therapist shares what really helps someone who’s grieving.

Comfort Zone Camp (CZC) is hosting a free grief support camp in Palmer, MA for children aged 7-17. Registration is open now.

Brushing away grief: Floral mural brings colour and comfort to hospice walls St. Catharines resident Angie Roberts painted a floral mural at Hospice Niagara after the death of her father.

The 8th annual Honoring All Mothers event was held in Los Angeles to support women who have lost their mothers or maternal figures, sponsored by San Diego nonprofit The Comfort Cub, which provided ...

The grieving women and all attendees held on to their Comfort Cubs to help them share their journey and their mother’s story.

How do you speak the language of grief? In moments of deep exhaustion and pain, wounds can run deeper than language.

The grief of losing a pet is a deep and personal experience. While the pain may never fully go away, it’s possible to find comfort and healing in the memories of the joy and love you shared.

Mother turns grief into art; "Just knowing that a part of Lewis is still living on this earth is so comforting." ...

People don't always know how to comfort each other. I think people have good intentions, but there's not a lot of education on how we can support each other in times of grief.

All year long Comfort Cub nonprofit founder, Marcella Johnson, and her team work hard to raise donations and sell Comfort Cubs to people who are hurting or suffering from a severe loss or trauma.

There are healing circles and hugs between ziplines and fishing at Comfort Zone Camp, which helps kids through the grief of losing someone to suicide.