We are under no illusion that this grief guide will magically help you feel better, the only way to handle grief is to grieve and it's such an important process. The grief guide is packed full of knowledge of the process and 6 months worth of daily reflections to help navigate you through.

Brain scans on volunteers showed that putting feelings down on paper reduces activity in a part of the brain called the amygdala, which is responsible for controlling the intensity of our emotions.

Psychologists who discovered the "Bridget Jones effect" said it worked whether people elaborated on their feelings in a diary, penned lines of poetry, or even jotted down song lyrics to express their negative emotions.

-The Guardian

Absolutely it is! Our mental grief guide is suitable for everyone regardless of age or gender identity.

Anyone who has feelings can benefit from writing down their feelings and supporting their brain to process emotion

However for Men's Mental Health Month we are working on something to support Men based on feedback given by men.

The grief guide is a support and a guide through grief. From writing down about your loved one; their likes, and interests. To what you wish you say to them and things you'll miss then a significant 6 months worth of daily reflections the grief guide is the perfect companion for grief.