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Grief groups and communities

Shared grief — mourning alongside others who have experienced comparable losses — offers something that individual support cannot: the end of the particular isolation of feeling that no one else can understand. The research on grief groups consistently documents their efficacy, and the testimony of participants emphasizes the relief of being with others who don't need to have grief explained. This domain examines the landscape of grief communities and what makes them most effective.

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