Normalising discussions about healing from grief
At the heart of every community lies a shared experience, one that transcends culture, age and background: the experience of loss and grief. Yet, despite its universality, discussions surrounding grief often remain shrouded in stigma and silence.
Here at Griefline, we believe it’s time to change the narrative. We are embarking on a journey of courageous conversations, engaging with leaders, organistions, and communities to normalise discussions about loss and grief. Through their stories, we aim to illuminate the human experience, fostering empathy and understanding while reducing stigma associated with grief.
Want to have a courageous conversation with us?
We would love to hear your story.
Connect with us if you have a story to share, that may help others during a time of grief or loss.
Share your story
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.
Discover the Secrets to Better Sleep with Dr. Moira Junge
Explore Australia’s sleep health trends with Dr. Moira Junge, CEO of the Sleep Health Foundation, and gain insights on improving sleep, especially during times of grief and loss. Learn how to break the sleep-loss cycle, identify sleep disorders, and discover practical tips for sleepless nights.
Transforming grief through art therapy
Kerry Evitts isn’t just an artist—she’s dedicated to using art and creativity to drive societal inclusion. Join Griefline Training Coordinator Salomie Joseph in a thought-provoking discussion with Kerry as they explore how her transformative art practices help bridge gaps and build a more inclusive community.
Empowering End-of-Life Planning with Catherine Ashton
Discover the story behind Critical Info with founder Catherine Ashton as she shares her journey of transforming personal loss into a mission to empower others. In this enlightening interview, Catherine shares the essential tools and resources for end-of-life planning, emphasising the importance of being prepared and informed.
Navigating Grief and Neurodiversity: Cherie Clonan’s Advocacy for Accessibility
Griefline’s CMO, Louisa Smith, explores Cherie’s advocacy for accessibility in content delivery, revealing the intricate nuances of the neurodiversity journey. Through Cherie’s story, we confront the importance of access and inclusion for individuals with disabilities, woven amidst themes of grief and loss.
Imogen Carn: Honouring Her Mother’s Legacy
In this heartfelt conversation, Imogen Carn, co-founder of the Good Mourning Podcast, shares her journey of honoring her mother Vanessa’s memory. As Mother’s Day approaches, Imogen discusses how she navigates grief and keeps her mother’s legacy alive for her daughter, offering insight and support for those facing similar challenges.
Katherine McLean: Art, Compassion, and Community Healing
Discover the revival of the Grieve Project in our enlightening conversation with Katherine McLean, Director at the Hunter Writers’ Centre. Katherine shares how this storytelling initiative helps individuals express their grief through diverse creative outlets, fostering deeper connections and understanding within the community.
Sally Douglas: Navigating Grief with Resilience and Community
We kick off our courageous conversations with Griefline ambassador Sally Douglas. In this powerful first video, Sally shares her moving account of resilience and healing after losing her mother to SUDEP. She bravely discusses the profound impact of this sudden loss and her path to coping and recovery. Be inspired by Sally’s strength and dedication to raising awareness on Purple Day.