You will find some of the best grief resources on the internet listed here. These resources will provide “online grief support” and “counseling for grief” on your recovery. Take your time and check out all these resources to find the support and encouragement you need.
www.widownet.org
Topics covered include grief, bereavement, recovery and other information helpful to people of all ages who have suffered from the loss of a spouse or life partner.
www.widowed.ca
This is a free online resource for widows, widowers and their loved ones, providing an easy way to find information and services needed during the transition following the death of a loved one.
www.seniors.gc.ca
This Canadian web site has lots of helpful links and information for seniors. Filled with tips and advice to help you.
www.everythingzoomer.com
This site is an outstanding source of information for people over fifty. You can find almost anything you need.
Suicide Perspective is intended to show that suicide is the end result of a brain disorder. It is not meant to give professional advice to anyone who is suffering from any form of a mental disorder. If you are thinking about suicide, you should seek professional help and call the suicide prevention lifeline at 1-800-273-8255.
Symptoms of Major Depression and Complicated Grief
Guidelines for Helping Grieving Children
https://www.vitas.com/resources/grief-and-bereavement/helping-grieving-children
Coping With The Stigma of Grieving an Overdose Death
http://www.drugrehab.org/coping-stigma-grieving-overdose-death/
Grief & the Loss of a Pet
https://www.petcoach.co/article/grief-the-loss-of-a-pet/
Grief At Work: A Guide For Employees and Managers
http://www.lclark.edu/live/files/5969-grief-at-worka-guide-for-employees-and-managers