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Some grief wears no black ribbon. At Dee Codes Grief, we honor traditional grief as well as the losses that culture overlooks. Such as estranged relationships, abandoned dreams, marriages that ended while love remained, and countless other unacknowledged heartbreaks. Our workbooks and resources guide you toward the healing you deserve.
Our Grief Workbooks illuminate disenfranchised and liminal grief while offering practical tools for every grieving heart. Combined with our Blog and upcoming Grief Support Community, we provide evidence-based exercises, authentic community, and portable hope. Start today with our free Grief Cheat Sheet and give your unheard story the space it needs to breathe.
Turning loss into growth
We believe that even in the deepest sorrow, there's a path toward healing and renewed purpose. Our resources offer compassionate guidance to help you navigate grief, discover your inner resilience, and ultimately find meaningful growth from your experience.
Healing Journeys
"As a guy, I was embarrassed for needing help processing the grief of losing my mom. Dee provided invaluable support and resources during a difficult time. Her compassionate approach and lived wisdom helped me navigate my grief journey with strength."
Ben G.
"I found Dee's coaching online at a crucial time. My grief felt incredibly unique, and it was a huge relief to connect with someone who truly understood my experience through her one-on-one coaching. I'm so grateful for the support I received, and I continue to benefit from her insightful blog and workbooks. In fact, I gifted a workbook to a family member, and it has made a significant difference in their healing journey."
Emma T.
"Dee Codes Grief offered a safe and supportive space for us to process our grief. There isn't a lot of help out there for parents whose children have become estranged. My wife and I really benefited from the Parents of Estranged Children workbook she shared with us, as well as other resources. We learned a lot about ourselves and were able to find closure after we processed through some tough realizations. We are very grateful."
Oliver & Rose H.