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01Grief and lossSupport organized by the relationship, type of loss, and what changed.+
Child lossParents, siblings, grandparents, remembrance, and long-term supportOpen page →Grief and general lossPartner, parent, grandparent, sibling, friend, and other deathsOpen page →Pregnancy and infant lossMiscarriage, stillbirth, infant death, fertility grief, and the future expectedOpen page →Sudden or traumatic lossShock, frightening details, unanswered questions, and traumaOpen page →Pet lossThe deep absence left by an animal companionOpen page →Relationship lossSeparation, estrangement, family rupture, and friendship lossOpen page →Why every grief is differentTen types of grief and the support that may fit each oneOpen page →
02Illness, caregiving, and recoveryPractical and emotional support during medical uncertainty and changing roles.+
Caregiving supportOverload, anticipatory grief, boundaries, decisions, and caregiver careOpen page →Serious illness and cancerDiagnosis, treatment, uncertainty, and family supportOpen page →Hospital stay and recoveryVisits, discharge, rehabilitation, meals, rides, and home helpOpen page →Hospital help guideSpecific ways to lower the family’s practical loadOpen page →Caregiver check-inQuestions that make room for the person behind the updatesOpen page →
03Life changes and emotional well-beingSupport when life no longer looks or feels familiar.+
Life transitionsChanges in home, health, independence, identity, family roles, and familiar placesOpen page →Career & job transitionsJob loss, retirement, returning to work, career changes, and shifts in professional identityOpen page →Mental health and overwhelmGrounding and support for anxiety, depression, exhaustion, and overwhelmOpen page →Coping and moving forwardTherapeutic tools, grief surges, guilt, rumination, identity, and routineOpen page →Grief, memory, sleep, and the bodyWhy grief affects focus, energy, appetite, decisions, and physical healthOpen page →
04What to say and how to helpWords, actions, and reminders for showing up with care.+
What to sayMessages for loss, illness, difficult dates, and quiet check-insOpen page →What not to sayFamiliar phrases that can hurt and kinder alternativesOpen page →The First FiveFive useful first steps when you do not know what to doOpen page →Care and gift ideasMeals, errands, care boxes, gifts, and 29 practical ways to helpOpen page →After the funeralHow to return when the first wave of support endsOpen page →Important datesBirthdays, holidays, anniversaries, due dates, and remindersOpen page →Say their nameWhy remembering aloud mattersOpen page →Supporting grieving siblingsAge-aware language, routines, school support, and remembranceOpen page →Meaningful giftsComfort and help that do not create another taskOpen page →
05Personalized helpChoose free guidance, a written plan, or direct support.+
Resource libraryAll free guides, tools, checklists, and topic pathwaysOpen page →How I HelpGrief Companion, Gift Consultation, and Legacy ConversationsOpen page →Grief GPSA $39 written guide for one real situationOpen page →About Compassion NavigatorLived experience, professional background, and approachOpen page →ContactBegin with one sentence and ask where to startOpen page →
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$39 Personalized GuideA practical written plan for one real grief-support situationSee the Grief GPS →Grief CompanionSupport for hard moments and disrupted daily lifeExplore Grief Companion Support →
Gift ConsultationPersonal recommendations shaped around the person and lossExplore Gift Consultation →
Legacy ConversationsRecord and preserve the stories of someone you loveExplore Legacy Conversations →