When you're grieving, it can be hard to know who to talk to or if you even want to. "Find Someone Helpful" is a way to gently explore grief support resources that come in human form. That could be a therapist, a doula, a coach, or someone who's been where you are and holds space for others in loss.

These aren't just listings. Each person shares a little about how they work, what kind of grief they understand, and how to reach them; whether you're looking for online grief support, in-person care, or something in between.

You'll find people who don't rush your grief or try to fix it. They include:

• Grief therapists who are trained to help you process what's overwhelming
• Grief coaches, if you prefer something less clinical and more conversational
• Death doulas, who support you before, during, or after a loss
• Spiritual guides or chaplains
• Funeral planners
• Peer support group leaders

We've made it easy to filter by region, whether they're available virtually; so you can find help whether you're able to walk into an office and talk or you just want to talk online.