Griefline announces leadership promotions
As Griefline enters a new phase of expansion, we are excited to announce an organisational restructure that highlights our ongoing commitment to supporting grieving Australians.
Transforming workplace grief support
Grief doesn’t end when you return to work. Join Griefline ambassadors Stephanie Chiu, Sally Douglas, and Imogen Carn as they share their deeply personal stories and survey insights, shining a light on the urgent need for better workplace support for grieving employees. Discover practical steps your organisation can take to foster a compassionate work environment.
Supporting humans through grief: the role of pet palliative care
Losing a pet can be as profound as losing a human loved one, but support is often scarce. Join Griefline’s Louisa Smith and Dr. Jackie Campbell of Sunset Vets for a crucial discussion on pet palliative care. Discover how Sunset Vets supports families through end-of-life care, the impact of pet grief, and involving children in the process.
Navigating grief on the frontlines: supporting emergency services personnel
In our conversation with the CEO of the Emergency Services Foundation, Siusan MacKenzie, we explore how emergency services personnel face grief and loss on the job and its impact on their daily lives. Discover their coping strategies, the effects of global crises, and vital support programs.
Conversations on courage: a retired officer’s journey to resilience
Griefline’s Bryan Petheram interviews Keith Banks—best-selling author, dynamic public speaker, and transformative coach. Keith believes true thriving comes from genuine connection and breaking down mental health stigmas. His approach teaches us to accept and address our trauma, crafting happier, more fulfilling lives, and becoming better individuals—whether as partners, employers, or positive contributors to our world. Tune in for an inspiring and insightful discussion.
Supporting young people to navigate change in the wake of natural disaster
In this powerful discussion, join Godelieve Hofman-Verkuyl from MacKillop Seasons and Dr Meaghan Vosz from Southern Cross University as they delve into the often overlooked but crucial topic of supporting children and young people in the aftermath of disasters.
Navigating widowhood: a journey through grief and healing
Rebecca Adams, CEO of First Light Widowed Association, opens up about her personal experience with loss. She is joined by Louisa Smith from Griefline and grief coach Rachel Pope to discuss the profound impact of community support during times of grief. Together, they explore the struggles and sources of hope that can emerge from widowhood, emphasizing the importance of sharing stories and connecting with others. This discussion provides valuable insights for anyone seeking understanding, compassion, and a path to healing.
Debunking grief myths: understanding the truth behind healing
Time doesn’t heal all wounds, and not crying doesn’t mean you’re not grieving. Discover why sudden mood changes don’t signal the end of grief and why both children and adults experience it deeply. Let’s embrace a more compassionate understanding of this personal journey as Griefline’s Marianne Bowdler and NALAG’s Cathy Banks debunk grief myths in our latest Courageous Conversation.
Death Doulas: Guiding compassionately through life’s final journey
In recognition of Dying to Know Day, Griefline’s Louisa Smith and Kerrie Arthur chat with Picaluna’s Death Doulas, Sarah and Kathryn. They delve into the support they offer to individuals and families during the end-of-life process. Learn what a death doula does, how they make the dying process more peaceful, and hear real-life stories of their impactful work. Tune in to discover this important and holistic approach to death care.
