Six things that might help you through grief 1. Coping with bereavement There’s no right or wrong way to grieve. The important thing is to recognise how you’re feeling and to know how to look after yourself properly. This guide from the NHS walks you through the different stages of grief, talking about the person who has died and how you can get help if you need it. Read coping with bereavement 2. Look after yourself After the death of a loved one, you can be so concerned about everyone else that you forget to look after yourself. If a loved one has died at Trinity, we offer bereavement support, counselling and other services free of charge for people of all ages. Learn more about our bereavement support 3. Child bereavement Understanding and coping with bereavement can be very difficult for children and young people. This is why we offer bereavement support specifically for them. We can also help by sharing resources that have been made for children and young people navigating grief. You may also wish to read our blog from our Patient and Family Support team recommending books for children that may help them talk about death, illness and grief. Read more about our child bereavement support Five books we recommend for children experiencing illness and death 4. You and your family Our team can provide support and advice to help you and your family cope with the emotional, physical and financial effects of an advanced illness. Download our guide 5. Meals to show you care Watching someone you love grieve can leave you feeling helpless. Food doesn’t hold the answer to everything, but it is one way to show you care. Read 10 meals to show you care 6. At a Loss - GriefChat AtaLoss.org provides a 'one stop shop' of local and specified bereavement support. You can find local bereavement services tailored to your needs, including groups and counselling, through their website. GriefChat is an online bereavement support chat available 9am-9pm Monday-Friday. It provides emotional support for bereaved people, access to trained bereavement counsellors and referral into other specialist bereavement services. Click below to speak to a counsellor. Use GriefChat Manage Cookie Preferences