Grief & Loss
Support and information for bereavement, relationship changes and other significant losses.
Understanding This
Grief can be emotional, physical, social and deeply personal. People may need companionship, practical support, cultural or spiritual practices, peer support, grief counseling or simply time and space to process what has happened.
Common Support Needs
Someone to talk with
Grief counseling
Peer support groups
Faith, cultural or community support
Help handling practical changes after loss
Mental-health care when grief overlaps with depression or trauma
Where to Start
- Read the SAGE Grief & Loss guide.
- SAMHSA provides current grief and bereavement information.
- 211 may locate local community or grief resources.
- Use 988 if grief becomes part of an immediate crisis.
Related SAGE Resources
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SAMHSA — Coping With Bereavement and Grief
https://www.samhsa.gov/communities/coping-bereavement-grief
Information checked: 2026-09-28