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Community Resources
Connection is a vital part of living with grief. Here you’ll find resources and opportunities for additional support and connectedness.
If you know of a resource that we may want to include, or if your organization would like to collaborate with us, we’d love to hear from you. Together, we can nurture a community where no one has to grieve alone.
Support Organizations
independent of The Grief Space Vermont
Journey Together Vermont
Bereavement groups, forest bathing, and other immersive
nature experiences inspiring growth and connection.
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Vermont Psychodrama and Action Methods
An experiential, dynamic, action-oriented group process.
In an atmosphere of safety and support, it is designed to
generate creative energy and spontaneity that can greatly
enhance a person’s ability to manage or bring about desired change.
Reading Materials
The Grieving Brain: The Surprising Science of How We Learn from Love and Loss by Mary-Frances O'Connor
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On Grief & Grieving
by Elisabeth Kübler-Ross & David Kessler
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The Wild Edge of Sorrow: Rituals of Renewal and the Sacred Work of Grief
by Francis Weller
Body Support
Free Somatic Clinic
A queer and trans friendly space in Barre VT to listen to our bodies,
release what's no longer needed and build new capacity.
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Grief Yoga
online yoga classes designed specifically for grieving bodies
End of Life Care
The Death Doula Collective
Classes, services, resources and a searchable directory of End of Life Doulas
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Medical Aid in Dying (MAID) resources
The Wayfinders Network is an independent and collaborative group of case managers, death doulas, retired hospice nurses, and social workers who are available to help clients and their families who are considering medical aid in dying.
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Vermont Forest Cemetery
VFC is Vermont's first forest cemetery, located near Northfield in the geographic center of the state, offering a place for people to gather, to honor their dead and the forest, and to participate in outdoor art and learning.
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