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Support Groups In India To Help You Navigate Grief

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A resource written by The Mind Clan
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In the complex journey of grief and loss, finding a community that understands and supports your experience is invaluable. For Indians, both within the country and abroad, accessing culturally sensitive support is crucial. This guide details a few support groups that we curated on TheMindClan.com that cater to various aspects of grief and loneliness.

List Of Grief Groups Currently Meeting In India

Earth Grief Collective (Support Group For Earth Grief) | Image

Earth Grief Collective (Support Group For Earth Grief)

Navigating Grief • Navigating Relationships
    Mar
    1
    Starting Sunday, Mar 1
    6:00pm - 7:30pm
    12 sessions
  • Community Run
  •   Google Meet
  • Total Fee ₹ 8,000 For 12 sessions. (Approx ₹666 per session)
Thehraav (Support Group For Grief) | Image

Thehraav (Support Group For Grief)

Navigating Grief • Navigating Trauma
    Feb
    21
    Starting Saturday, Feb 21
    6:00pm - 7:30pm
    12 sessions
  • Community Run
  •   Online
  • Total Fee ₹ 7,000 For 12 sessions. (Approx ₹583 per session)
Grief or Loss (Grief Support Group) | Image
    Feb
    15
    Sunday, Feb 15
    11:00am - 12:30pm
    6 sessions
    Facilitator Bio Included 🤗
  • Community Run
  •   Zoom
  • Total Fee ₹ 3500 For 6 sessions. (Approx ₹583 per session)

Grief and loss are universal experiences, yet the journey through them is deeply personal. For your convenience, we’ve linked each group’s page, allowing you to explore their offerings further. If you feel drawn to one or more of these groups, we encourage you to reach out directly via the provided links. Writing to them can offer insight into their upcoming meetups and how you can become part of a community that understands and supports your journey through grief.

Remember, reaching out for support is a sign of strength, and in the company of others who understand, healing becomes a shared journey. Whether you’re seeking solace in shared experiences, looking for strategies to navigate your grief, or simply needing a space to talk, these support groups stand ready to welcome you with open arms.

If you’re looking for therapists that work with clients experiencing grief, click here for our list of inclusive therapists across India, filtered for this criteria.

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