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Ways to remember

When someone dies, it’s natural to worry about losing the memories you have of them. While we know you won’t ever forget them, it’s helpful to find concrete ways to honour their memory.

Effects of grief

Grief affects us emotionally, physically and can affect our mental health.

Grief experiences

How does it feel to lose a parent, a partner or a friend? How does the relationship to the person who died affect your grief?

Men and grief

Everyone’s grief is unique, but we sometimes find that men and women react differently when someone dies, and that men's health can be particularly affected.

Seeing, hearing or sensing someone who has died

It’s normal to see, hear or sense someone who has died. While this might be scary and unsettling, it doesn’t mean there is anything wrong with you.

Growing around grief

We're often told there's a set timeline for grief. The growing around grief model challenges this idea.

Military inquests and service inquiries

What happens if there’s a military inquest or service inquiry? How might this affect family members? Find out about the process and what to expect.

Research

Collaborate on research or publish your findings in our international journal Bereavement.

Asics London 10K

Sunday 10th July 2022

Photograph

This Christmas The Portraits are releasing a version of Ed Sheeran’s song ‘Photograph’ in aid of Cruse Bereavement Support. You can also support Cruse by making a donation using the form below.

Someone you didn’t know

Grief can often take us by surprise. What can be particularly surprising is the way we react to the death of someone we didn’t know. 

Ways to remember someone at Christmas