No, we do not offer counseling or therapy resources. While we appreciate and sympathize with the huge emotional burden associated with the loss of a loved one, Good Grief doesn’t include those types of vendors or services. We decided at the start that we would be offering something different, and to focus on the practical and logistical side of loss. While we may incorporate vendors or services for emotional grief support, that is not currently part of our offerings.

If you’re not sure where to turn for those emotional grief support, we gently suggest checking with your healthcare provider, your local community or religious organization, or even a quick localized google search.

Good Grief is building the ecosystem for everything that happens after death—centralizing tools, services, and guides to help people prepare for and navigate the administrative realities of loss. From death prep to post-loss logistics, we make it easier to handle what comes next.

Anyone dealing with the logistics after a loss—family members, partners, executors, or friends supporting someone in grief. We also help people who want to plan ahead and reduce the burden on their loved ones.

Good Grief is currently a web-based platform, accessible from anywhere, designed to guide you through these moments with clarity and support.

Absolutely. Many people use Good Grief to organize their digital life, create checklists for loved ones, and ensure their wishes are known. It’s one of the most loving things you can do for your people.

Yes. We take privacy seriously. Sensitive information you store or share on our platform is encrypted and never sold to third parties.

We’d love to hear from you. If you’re a compassionate service provider (estate planner, end-of-life guide, celebrant, etc.), Click here to learn more about becoming a vetted partner.