Grief support in Sydney
Compassionate, expert support to help you navigate loss and find healing. Our trained team is here to guide you through your grief journey with care and understanding.
Understanding grief in Sydney
Grief affects everyone differently. Our Sydney-based services specialise in helping people manage various forms of loss with understanding, compassion, and community connection.
Loss of a Loved One
Navigate the profound grief of losing a family member, partner, or close friend. Our Sydney-based support services offer understanding guidance to help you through this difficult time. Connect with compassionate people who will help you reflect, process emotions, and honour your loved one’s memory in meaningful ways.
- Individual and family grief counselling
- Support for sudden and expected loss
- Culturally sensitive bereavement support
Relationship Breakdown
Processing separation and relationship loss
Managing identity and emotional challenges
Resources for shared parenting transitions
- Processing divorce and separation grief
- Rebuilding identity and self-worth
- Co-parenting support during grief
Pregnancy & Infant Loss
Support after miscarriage or stillbirth
Individual and couples grief support
Resources for understanding perinatal loss
- Specialized perinatal loss counselling
- Support for couples and individuals
- Guidance for future pregnancy decisions
Career & Identity Loss
Losing a job or retiring can trigger unexpected emotional responses. In Sydney, we provide support for those facing career changes or identity loss. Explore these life shifts, manage self-worth challenges, and rediscover meaning in new stages of life.
- Navigating redundancy and job loss
- Retirement transition support
- Rebuilding professional identity
Loss of Home or Place
Relocation or loss of a meaningful place can bring on feelings of grief. Whether due to moving, displacement, or life disruptions, our Sydney team offers support to help you process attachment to place and build new connections and belonging.
- Relocation and migration grief support
- Processing attachment to place
- Building new connections and belonging
Anticipatory Grief
Grieving before a loss, such as when a loved one is terminally ill, is complex. In Sydney, you can access grief support that helps you stay present, prepare emotionally, and make meaningful use of the time you have together.
- Support during terminal illness
- Family and caregiver counselling
- Preparing for loss while staying present
On-demand training for workplaces and individuals
Explore our on-demand webinars and find the right program to support your team. For more details, visit: Griefline Training
Flexible Learning
Access expert-led training anytime, anywhere to fit your schedule
Workplace Support
Build a more compassionate, resilient workplace culture
Expert-Led Programs
Learn from experienced grief counsellors and workplace specialists
Why choose our Sydney grief counselling support
Seeking support during grief can feel overwhelming. Our Sydney-based services offer compassionate, peer-informed pathways to help you feel heard, supported, and understood.
Trained Volunteers
Our helpline and programs are run by trained, compassionate volunteers and staff.
Sydney-Based Support
Locally focused teams understand the experiences of Sydney communities.
Inclusive & Informed
We use evidence-informed frameworks to support all forms of grief and loss.
Accessible Services
Phone support available 8 am to 8 pm, 7 days. Online forums accessible anytime."
Free e-book to help support those that are grieving
Download our free guide, How to Support a Grieving Friend. Learn what to say, how to listen, and when to suggest extra help. Practical steps for everyday moments. Instant access, no sign up fee.
- Clear phrases to use and avoid
- Simple comfort and check-in ideas
- Signs it is time to seek more support
You don't have to face grief alone
We’re here to walk beside you. If you’re in Sydney and need support, reach out to Griefline. Every call, every visit to our forum, is a step toward comfort and understanding.