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Griefline

Griefline is a national not-for-profit organisation that supports anyone experiencing grief. Griefline provides a compassionate space for people to explore and express their grief without judgement. Griefline’s services are accredited under the National Safety and Quality Digital Mental Health Standards, underscoring their commitment to delivering person-centred, high-quality, and effective care.

Vision and mission

Griefline’s mission is to normalize grief by having courageous conversations and supporting communities to grow from loss.

How Griefline can help

In addition to a national helpline, Griefline offer booked grief support calls, bereavement support groups, online forums, bereavement counselling (in NSW), self-care information, grief education and resources, as well as corporate and volunteer training programs.

Information lines / Help line

  • Call 1300 845 745 8am to 8pm, 7 days a week, 365 days a year AEDT/AEST

Programs, apps and tools

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This information was originally published on healthdirect - Griefline.

Last reviewed: February 2024

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Community And Connections | Griefline

Discover connection and support at your fingertips. This directory helps you find groups and organisations that foster community and belonging. Whether you’re

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Navigating Vicarious Trauma: Coping With The Emotional Toll Of Witnessing Other’s Trauma  | Griefline

Witnessing others' trauma takes a toll on our emotional wellbeing, leading to vicarious trauma. From news to social media, absorbing narratives deeply affects us. Understanding and addressing this impact is crucial for maintaining mental health.

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Ecological Grief | Griefline

Ecological grief is becoming increasingly common as climate change, pollution, habitat destruction, and other environmental issues continue to impact our planet. 

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Natural Disasters | Griefline

Coping with a disaster takes time but how much time changes depending on the individual. We share some insights and coping tips to support you.

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Griefline Helpline - Nationwide Telephone Support | Griefline

Our goal is to ensure that you feel welcomed, connected and accepted through your experience of grief and loss. We suspend judgment to recognise and accept

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Miscarriage And Early Pregnancy Loss | Griefline

With 1 in 4 pregnancies ending in miscarriage, this topic needs more open discussion. However, many parents find it difficult to talk about their loss due to

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Human Disasters | Griefline

Societies overwhelmed by large-scale human disasters can cause grief and trauma. We share some insights and coping tips to support you.

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Men And Grief | Griefline

As a grieving man, it is important to examine your own grief style to determine whether it is healthy for you. Griefline counsellor Bryan shares his observations and what he has seen works best for men when processing their grief.

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A Gentle Guide To Self-care After Loss: The E.A.S.T. Approach | Griefline

Helping you connect with healthy routines to give you a greater sense of balance, wellbeing and mental resilience while grieving.

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