Grief Resources

Explore our curated list of empowering resources designed to support individuals on their journey to recover from grief. From therapeutic tools to community networks, discover the guidance you need to navigate healing and find solace.

Community Grief Gatherings | Seattle Grief Support Groups

  • Our community grief gatherings are free and open to anyone experiencing any type of grief in the Seattle area. Click here to read the blog article explaining the benefits of attending our grief gatherings.

  • Click here to learn more about the monthly event and sign up for the next support group for the Seattle area.

Activities for Grief
Tending & Support

Education

Seattle Local Bereavement Support

  • Community Groups

    Studio Saudade - Healing from Loss Programs

    The Healing Center - Bereavement Support

    Wild Grief - Offers grief support during guided hikes of varying lengths as well as overnight trips

    Hospital Groups

    Kaiser Permanente Seattle | (206) 326-4549

    Kaiser Permanente Southeast King County | (888) 781-3573

    Swedish Hospital Edmonds | (425) 640-4404

    Virginia Mason Franciscan Health - Grief Services Seattle | (206) 223-6398

    Local Hospice Bereavement Support

    Providence Hospice Grief Support Services - Puget Sound Locations | (206) 749-7702

    Evergreen Hospice Kirkland (425) 899-1077

    Kaiser Permanente Hospice - Western Washington | (206) 326-4444

    Kline Galland Hospice | (206) 209-8297

    Multi-Care Home Health and Hospice- King County | (253) 301-6400

    CHI Franciscan Hospice & Palliative Care Bereavement Svcs - Puget Sound | (800) 338-8305

    Special Focus

    Safe Crossings Foundation - Help for children coping with grief

    Eluna Network - Resource center for grieving children

    Camp Erin - A camp for children age 6-17 who have lost a parent or loved one

    Cancer Pathways - For widows who have lost a spouse or partner to cancer

    Sound Generations’ Caregiver Advocates - Emotional support and services for widows who are also caring for aging parents

    Seattle Widow Resources - Resources for newly widowed individuals in the greater Seattle area

    End of Life Washington - Death with Dignity | MAID - Medical Aid In Dying

  • Clinical Support

    Laura Takacs, LMHC, MPH & Hanna Kokko, MSW - Speaking Trauma

    Visit seattlewidowresources.com for additional professionals.

    Certified Professional Peer Support

    Rebecca Mullins, NBC-HWC, CMHC, CTCP - Studio Saudade

    Brian Hartzman

    Wendy Sloneker

    Robin Held

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Kind Words from Our Clients

“This program was the turning point in my dealing with my loss. It covers a complete way to include the positive and negative points in one’s relationship and assists in the moving-on healing process of a serious loss in one’s life.”

- M.R. | Los Angeles, CA

“I highly recommend this experience. It has massively impacted me for the positive. I was at a point where I could no longer feel joy or happiness. It was a dark place and beyond what I thought was depression. Almost immediately, I could feel shifts take place. This program has literally changed my life.”

- P.B. | Kirkland, WA

“To anyone that has had a loss in their lives this program works. It heals your heart. Highly recommend!”

- D.V. | Seattle, WA

“Finally, a program that understand the depth of grief is dependent on the complexity of love and connection you had. It’s not about passing through stages or about moving on. It’s about telling your story of love and loss and knowing that love can and will live on.”

- B.T. | Los Angeles, CA

Looking for Grief Support?

Studio Saudade provides clarity, support, and guidance so that you can focus your energy on the more important things.

From quick guidance to hands-on support from beginning to end, our Seattle-area grief and trauma services are designed to save you time, money, and emotional strife.

Loss is universal.
Grief is personal.