Grief changes everything

Whether you're grieving the death of someone you love, the end of a relationship, the loss of a job, or a major life transition, grief has a way of making the world feel incredibly lonely.

People usually offer the familiar, "I'm sorry for your loss." It's well-intentioned, but too often it becomes the end of the conversation instead of the beginning of support.

Sorry For Your Loss was created to give those words new meaning.

Built from lived experience, we believe empathy isn't just something you say—it's something you do.

Through thoughtful grief support cards, practical support tools, workshops, and community experiences, we help people show up for someone who's hurting in ways that actually matter.

We give people navigating loss a voice, and the people who love them a practical way to show up.

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Work in Progress: A Guided Job Loss Journal
Work in Progress: A Guided Job Loss Journal
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Losing a job isn't just a financial setback—it's an emotional one.

Whether you've been laid off, are navigating a career transition, or are simply wondering what's next, Work in Progress by Sorry For Your Loss offers a place to slow down, process the grief of career loss, and reconnect with yourself beyond your job title.

Through thoughtful reflection prompts and practical exercises, you'll explore the emotional impact of job loss, find stability in the uncertainty, reconnect with your strengths, and begin imagining what comes next—at your own pace.

While your career may be changing, your worth hasn't.

  • Losing a job can impact far more than your income. Explore the emotional reality of career transition and give yourself permission to recognize job loss as the significant life change it is.

    You'll explore:

    • Understanding job grief

    • The messy middle

    • Processing frustration and uncertainty

  • Your title may have changed, but your worth hasn't. Through guided reflection, reconnect with your identity, your community, and the strengths that no layoff can take away.

    You'll explore:

    • Daily rituals for stability

    • Identity beyond work

    • Building your support system

    • Navigating changing relationships

    • Remembering your strengths

  • Create space to dream again. Reflect on what brings you joy, envision your next chapter, and move forward with greater clarity.

    You'll explore:

    • Rediscovering joy

    • Giving yourself grace

    • Your next chapter

    • Guided reflection pages

Get the Journal

We offer tools and resources for individuals and organizations

Built from lived experience and we offer products, workshops, and community experiences that make grief less isolating and support more actionable for your organizations and individuals.

Workshops

Interactive workshops with practical tools to navigate loss for those who are grieving and the people supporting them. Give participants the skills to build a supportive community and offer real care.

Workshops

Grief Support Cards + Resources

Our award-recognized cards equips someone who needs you with practical ways to communicate their needs and our therapist-supported Pull-Up Passes offer quick ways to help someone who is grieving. The passes are downloadable and are delivered to your inbox.

Cards & Resources

Community Experiences

There is a profound need for a third space where people navigating loss can just breathe and be themselves. We organize casual community gatherings to step out of isolation and spend time with people who get it.

Community

  • "The session helped attendees understand job loss as real grief. Our community left feeling seen, supported and less alone."

    Reonna Johnson, Co-founder, Three’s A Crowd

    Navigating Job Loss, Identity & Reset client

  • "My heart is SO full after attending this event! Thank you for curating a space that felt so incredibly safe and warm, where we were fed both physically and emotionally."

    Shannan Guillory, Prism Memorial

    Sit With It dinner attendee

  • "I've never seen someone intellectualize grief in a way that helps people understand what they're going through."

    Steve Lorenz, Newark Public Library- Main Branch

    Silent Invention of Grief Workshop client

  • "This is a great workshop for those grieving and supporting those who are."

    Maria Dautruche

    The Pull-Up Care Bar workshop attendee

  • "I love the Pull-Up Passes because it makes showing up easy. I can proactively reach out or do something without them asking." ★★★★★

    Adrana France, customer

    Pull-Up Passes 5-star review

  • "The workshop was very interactive…it was really like having a conversation."

    Kyle Younger

    Silent Invention of Grief workshop attendee

  • "Griefy Walks reminds us that healing is not something we rush; it’s something we grow into, one mindful step at a time. "

    Anonymous

    Griefy Walk Attendee

  • "The card helped communicate the words I couldn’t express, and it was well received." ★★★★★

    Shelli Green, customer

    Holding Hands card 5-star review

  • "Sharing them can be a wonderful way to start those awkward conversations when someone has lost a loved one and you want to say something more than, 'you have my condolences.' " ★★★★★

    Valeria D P

    First-time customer, Holding Hands card

Grief is hard. Let's get through it together. 
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