Most people don't know what to do or say when someone close to them is grieving. They want to be there for them, but they don't want to do the "wrong" thing. Kathy, Mads, and Kelsey share a wide range of examples they've each experienced to help give ideas and tips for supporting your loved ones grieve. Instagram @themourningcrew / Email: <a href="mailto:themounringcrew@gmail.com">themourningcrew@gmail.com</a> / The Mourning Crew Facebook Page / Mental Health Resources

Most people don't know what to do or say when someone close to them is grieving. They want to be there for them, but they don't want to do the "wrong" thing. Kathy, Mads, and Kelsey share a wide range of examples they've each experienced to help give ideas and tips for supporting your loved ones grieve. Instagram @themourningcrew / Email: themourningcrew@gmail.com / The Mourning Crew Facebook Page / Mental Health Resources

Most people don't know what to do or say when someone close to them is grieving. They want to be there for them, but they don't want to do the "wrong" thing. Kathy, Mads, and Kelsey share a wide range of examples they've each experienced to help give ideas and tips for supporting your loved ones grieve. Instagram @themourningcrew / Email: <a href="mailto:themounringcrew@gmail.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">themourningcrew@gmail.com</a> / The Mourning Crew Facebook Page / Mental Health Resources

When You Want To Support Someone Grieving

Three millennial gals normalize talking about grief. Having each experienced a big loss, we know life isn’t always a tragic place with the sad movie music playing in the background. We can cry, but we can laugh too! Whether it’s work, friendships, dating, or other everyday encounters, grief somehow finds a way to sneak in, but we hope this podcast lets you feel less alone and less uncertain speaking about it. So grab a cup of coffee (or a drink), go on a walk, throw it on in the car–we think grief conversations can actually be that casual–so let’s talk about it and go through it all together.

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Three millennial gals normalize talking about grief. Having each experienced a big loss, we know life isn’t always a tragic place with the sad movie music playing in the background. We can cry, but we can laugh too! Whether it’s work, friendships, dating, or other everyday encounters, grief somehow finds a way to sneak in, but we hope this podcast lets you feel less alone and less uncertain speaking about it. So grab a cup of coffee (or a drink), go on a walk, throw it on in the car–we think grief conversations can actually be that casual–so let’s talk about it and go through it all together.

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