Welcome to Grief Relief

The Grief Relief Kit
A unique, thoughtful and practical New Zealand made resource created to support you, or someone you care about, who has suffered a loss of any kind, anywhere.
Kit
Self-care cards
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Gift cards
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Vouchers
Journals – both
Journal – Pathways 52KB
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Grief Relief supports and educates with sound information, stories, tools, skills and strategies for understanding loss and grief, managing self and supporting others.

Grief Relief is an online and mobile service providing support and education in the home, community and workplace for individuals, families and groups. The how, what and where varies according to each client’s unique needs and circumstances.

Grief Relief works with young and mature adults grieving loss of any kind. Support for younger children is provided by working with their parents or caregivers. 

Support is also available for those working in support roles in a personal or professional capacity, with self-care an important part of this. Education in the community and workplace is delivered through presentations, facilitated conversations and workshops.

Grief Relief is based in the Hutt Valley, Wellington, New Zealand. Inquiries from outside of this region are welcome.

Click here for more information on how Grief Relief can help you.

About Claire Laurenson


My personal work with grief began in 1985 with the sudden and unexpected death of my first-born infant son, Jeremy. This grief was compounded by subsequent losses over the following decade including deaths of other family members and friends, loss of my marriage, possessions, home, and community.

Working alongside other people’s trauma, loss and grief began in 1997 and continues to this day. Click here to learn more about my story.

Latest posts


  • Looking Back Moving Forward
    Having reached Grief Relief’s first Facebook Anniversary, I’ve been reflecting on the past year. It has been a huge learning for me with obstacles, challenges and frustrations to overcome but there have also been significant gains from having got through it. Much like navigating the passage of grief through uncharted territory. I’ve been reminded of… Read more: Looking Back Moving Forward

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