Grief has a way of pulling us inward. Isolation is our body’s way of coping with the emotions that are just too difficult to share with others. Especially during the holidays — a season built around togetherness — the contrast between what once was and what is now can feel even more painful.
Why Grief Support Groups Are a Lifeline For the Bereaved
The one common denominator that connect all humans around the world is the loss of someone we love. Death is a natural part of life. The loss of a loved one is probably the hardest experience one can go through. Grievers feel isolation and abandonment from family and friends. They lose their appetite, their connections, their sense of joy and the meaning of the life they once knew.
That’s where grief support groups come in. These groups offer more than just a space to talk—they provide community, understanding, and healing in ways that are both meaningful and lasting.

