Making space for the mess of grief and
creating real connections
through creativity and community
Specialising in creative grief support
Evidence-based tools, resources, and community to help you get unstuck and better live with grief.
Looking for a community to help you through grief?
Well, we’ve created an online community hub just for you. Grieving can be lonely and isolating, but it doesn’t have to be.
You can find journalling prompts, educational resources, community groups, coping tools, and much more all in the one place.
Simply, download the app below from your app store to join the community and get access.
“It was a lovely mix of sharing, listening and supporting, reminding me of the important role ritual and art has in the grieving process.”
— Karen Ingram, celebrant and writer
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Events
The Grief Cocoon hosts events where people who are grieving can come together, connect with each other and have open conversations around grief and loss in a casual, comfortable environment.
In 2021, we started a regular movie night in partnership with cohealth Arts Generator, Footscray Community Arts Centre, and local businesses.
Enquire below.
Workshops
We offer educational and creative workshops to people who are grieving, and organisations who work with community members who are grieving.
These workshops are well-planned, trauma-informed, and facilitated by individuals with lived experience of grief and loss, as well as extensive facilitation experience.
Enquire below.
Online Support
We’re currently testing our new app where our community can share their experiences, access grief resources, and connect with others who are grieving.
You can download the app via your preferred app store.
"I highly recommend founder Gabriela Georges who used her mix of creativity and personal experience to beautifully facilitate our grief community event, and paved the way for a rich conversation among participants on grief and loss. Under her guidance, Grief Cocoon is a growing community gently exploring and unpacking grief together, whatever its facet and however long it has been held."
— Farah, Founder, Moving Conversations
