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Grief Accomplice Program
This portal organizes the curriculum, workbook prompts, video lesson structure, support circle tools, and certification readiness path for the Grief Accomplice Program.
Grief Accomplice Program
Jake introduces learning how to walk beside grief with presence, compassion, and boundaries.
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$197
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$397
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$697
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$997
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Curriculum modules
Understanding presence, safety, and what it means to walk with grief instead of fixing it.
Write about a time someone tried to fix your pain. What would it have felt like if they had simply walked with you instead?
Learning how to listen without rushing, correcting, comparing, or minimizing another person’s grief.
List five phrases that may unintentionally hurt grieving people. Rewrite each one into a grief-accomplice response.
Recognizing trauma responses and responding with care, consent, and grounded support.
Create a grounding plan you can offer someone without forcing them to participate.
Supporting grief that does not look clean, calm, or socially acceptable.
Write a supportive response to someone who says, ‘I feel like this is my fault.’
Respecting how grief is shaped by culture, spirituality, family systems, and lived experience.
Describe three ways grief may look different across cultures, families, or belief systems.
Creating safe group spaces for conversation, remembrance, education, and connection.
Design a 45-minute support circle agenda with an opening, discussion prompt, grounding moment, and closing.
Helping others without losing yourself, over-functioning, or carrying grief that is not yours to carry.
Create a personal boundary statement for your role as a grief accomplice.
Preparing learners for assessment, roleplay, reflection, and practical application.
Write your Grief Accomplice commitment statement: how will you show up for people in grief?
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