ShareWell Nav Logo
✨ Real people. Real conversations.

Free Online Support Groups for Loss of a loved one

Loss Of A Loved One support groups bring together people with lived experience to talk openly, feel less alone, and learn from one another in real time.

Live groups available daily.

Featured Today

Still Standing
in 3 hours
NEW
kellyt79

Still Standing

Thu, Nov 12 | 6:00PM - 7:00PM UTC
Do you sometimes feel completely fine one minute and entirely broken the next? You might find yourself laughing hysterically at a joke, only to feel a sudden wave of intense sadness or guilt immediately afterward. Anger, relief, numbness, and deep sorrow often take turns running the show, sometimes all in the same afternoon. The pain that brought us here sucks. But, it connects us together. Some days I need a connection to remember I'm not alone in this even if our grief is different. Grief doesn’t just happen when a loved one passes away; it happens anytime a piece of our world changes, ends, or leaves us behind. It is heavy, it is exhausting, and it can be incredibly lonely. Some days it feels like a physical weight on your chest, and other days it just feels like you forgot your brain at home. Society expects us to 'get over it' or follow some neat, tidy timeline. But grief isn't a straight line—it’s a chaotic scribble. You might be furious today, heartbroken tomorrow, and laughing at a dark joke five minutes from now. All of that is completely normal here. Come...Talk, share if you are ready. Name the pain. There is no judgement here. This is a space to share your pain and feel connections with others who may be going through something similar. We aren't here to fix your pain or give you cliché advice. We are just here to sit in the mess with you, share a few laughs where we can find them, and remind each other that we are still standing. Group Rules 1. We do not compare pain here. All struggles are welcome and valid. 2. Be kind. It's that simple. Respectful communication is expected at all times or you will be asked to leave. 3. Share from your personal experience. No giving unsolicited advice. 4. What is said in this group, stays in this group. 5. Swearing is allowed and highly encouraged. :) Each group will start with providing each group member with the opportunity to have space to share. With any remaining time, the host will provide a group prompt for discussion.

Upcoming Groups

Grief and Grievers

Member-led

Grief and Grievers

Anyone recovering from loss

Grief
Loss
Loss of a loved one
1/16
Fri, 11/13, 1:00 AM • 60 min
The Healing Journey of Grief
levornia

levornia

The Healing Journey of Grief

Grievers this is your personal healing journey, whoever you are and wherever you are in your journey. You are welcome to cry, scream, talk, share, dance, and laugh. Whatever you need to do for just for 1 hour of your day to relieve yourself in this safe session. WELCOME LOVES.

Grief
Loss of a loved one
Spirituality
7/16
Sat, 11/14, 7:30 PM • 90 min
Mental Health, D.V and Pregnancy Loss
rachelborton28

rachelborton28

New 🎉
Mental Health, D.V and Pregnancy Loss

Any-one struggling with being understood or taken seriously.

General mental health
Intimate partner abuse
Loss of a loved one
1/8
Sat, 11/14, 9:00 PM • 60 min
Grieving Siblings
jordynalexiaxo13

jordynalexiaxo13

New 🎉
Grieving Siblings

Grief after losing a sibling

Grief
Healthy habits
Loss of a loved one
1/16
Sun, 11/15, 12:30 AM • 60 min
Topic context

Understanding loss of a loved one

Losing a loved one can feel like losing a part of yourself. The grief can be overwhelming and isolating, especially when others around you have moved on or don’t fully understand the depth of your pain. It’s a journey that requires time, compassion, and a safe space to process. Peer support sessions give people the chance to connect with others who have experienced similar losses. These conversations help participants feel understood and less alone in their grief. Sharing memories, struggles, and even moments of hope can provide emotional relief and remind individuals that healing is possible, one step at a time.

Why it helps

How peer support helps with loss of a loved one

Peer support helps with loss of a loved one because loss can be disorienting and lonely, even when other people care. Being with peers who understand grief can make room for complex emotions, remembrance, and the slower process of adjusting to what has changed.

Inside the room

What loss of a loved one groups often cover

  • Loss Of A Loved One and the many ways loss can show up over time
  • Loneliness, anniversaries, longing, and emotional complexity
  • How grief affects identity, relationships, and daily functioning
  • Remembrance, meaning-making, and gentle peer support
Good fit for

Who these groups may help

  • People moving through loss of a loved one in their own time
  • Anyone who wants room for grief, remembrance, and honest emotion
  • People looking for gentle connection without pressure to explain or perform
Keep exploring

Related topics

These topics often connect with loss of a loved one and may offer another helpful angle, language, or support space.

Frequently asked questions

What are Loss Of A Loved One support groups?

Loss Of A Loved One support groups are live peer conversations where people can share experiences, listen without judgment, and feel less alone around the topic.

How can a Loss Of A Loved One support group help?

People often use loss of a loved one groups to talk about loss, loneliness, remembrance, and what healing looks like in real life.

Who might join a Loss Of A Loved One group?

Anyone personally affected by loss of a loved one who wants connection, understanding, and conversation with peers may find these groups helpful.
1-on-1 support

Want to speak to someone one on one about loss of a loved one?

Connect with a trained Peer Specialist for a private loss of a loved one session.

See Loss of a loved one specialists

As Seen In