Finding support and grief counselling resources can be an important step in navigating the grieving process. Here are several avenues where you can find support:

1. 1. Local Hospice or Palliative Care Centers
      Hospice organisations often provide grief counselling services or can refer you to local grief support groups or therapists specialising in grief and loss.

1. 1. Mental Health Professionals
      Psychologists, therapists, or counsellors who specialise in grief and bereavement can offer individual counselling to help you process your grief. You can search online directories or contact professional organisations, such as your country’s psychological association, to find licensed professionals in your area.

1. 1. Support Groups
      Grief support groups offer a safe and understanding environment to connect with others who have experienced similar losses. They provide an opportunity to share experiences, receive support, and learn coping strategies. You can inquire about local support groups through hospices, community centres, hospitals, or religious organisations.

1. 1. Online Support Communities
      Online platforms and forums provide a virtual space to connect with others grieving similar losses. Websites such as GriefShare, Open to Hope, or The Compassionate Friends offer online support groups, discussion boards, and resources for individuals experiencing grief.

1. 1. Religious or Spiritual Communities
      Some Churches, religious or spiritual communities offer grief support programs and counselling services. Reach out to local religious organisations to inquire about bereavement support groups or pastoral counselling.

1. 1. Employee Assistance Programs (EAP)
      If you have access to an Employee Assistance Program through your workplace, they may provide counselling services or referrals for grief support.

1. 1. National Helplines and Hotlines
      Helplines or hotlines dedicated to providing support and guidance for individuals experiencing grief. These services are often staffed by trained professionals who can offer compassionate listening and direct you to appropriate resources, ie: Griefline, BeyondBlue, Lifeline…

1. 1. Bereavement Organisations and Charities
      There are numerous organisations and charities that focus on grief support and provide resources. Examples include the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP), National Alliance for Grieving Children (NAGC), or local bereavement organisations specific to your country or region.

Remember, it may take some time and exploration to find the right support resource that resonates with you. Don’t hesitate to reach out to multiple options to determine which one suits your needs best. Grief counselling and support can provide valuable guidance, empathy, and tools to navigate the grieving process.