When flowers don’t feel like enough
A gently curated box to sit with grief, not fix it.
Each Grief Box is made to offer permission, grounding, and companionship in moments when words fall short.
Order your Grief BoxThe story behind Grief Boxes
From two worlds that shaped me deeply.
Grief boxes were born at the intersection of my work as a life coach and my work as a hospice nurse. For years I coached people one-on-one at a transformational healing facility, helping them gently unpack grief—from loss, trauma, identity shifts, relationships, or life transitions. In that space, grief was allowed. It was named, explored, felt, and honored.
At the same time, I was working as a hospice nurse, walking alongside patients and families at the end of life. I witnessed grief in its rawest, most human form. I saw people desperately wanting to help their loved ones but not knowing what to say, what to do, or how to sit with the pain. So often grief was rushed, avoided, or unintentionally minimized—not because people didn’t care, but because they were never taught how to hold it.
What I began to see again and again is that we live in a world that knows how to send flowers, but doesn’t know how to support grief. Grief Boxes are my answer to that gap. They are a labor of love, created from years of walking beside others in their grief—and through my own.
What this is — and what it isn’t
It’s definitely not…
- A way to fix grief or rush it
- Something to make grief more palatable
- Replacement for professional support when you need it
But it is
- A way to sit with grief
- Permission, grounding, and companionship
- Gentle guidance at your own pace, in your own way
Each Grief Box is intentionally curated to engage the senses, slow the nervous system, and offer something when words fall short. Because grief isn’t something to get over—it’s something to be witnessed, felt, and integrated.
A glimpse inside
Who it’s for
- The moments when flowers don’t feel like enough
- People who want to show up but aren’t sure how
- Anyone who has ever carried grief quietly and alone
- Those who want to offer support but don’t know what that looks like
- Anyone navigating loss without a roadmap
- Anyone who has ever felt unseen in their grief
Grief Boxes are not something I set out to sell. They are something I was compelled to create—a response to what I witnessed, what I lived, and what was missing.
What others are saying
Nothing ever really prepares you for the death of a parent. When my mom passed away, a very good friend gifted me with a grief box. I opened it, looked at the contents, and then put it aside. About two weeks later, I opened the box again and it was exactly what I needed. Everything was so thoughtful and perfectly aligned to the emotions I was processing. I especially loved the journals and the journaling prompts that helped me through the healing process. It was perfect for those quiet times when everyone had gone home and I was alone with my sadness. It’s been over three years and I still reflect on my words and emotions that I was able to feel and record by utilizing the grief box. It literally helped me heal.
— Donna E.
I wasn’t sure how to support my friend as she grieved the loss of her mother. The grief box gave me a meaningful way to offer comfort—something more personal than the usual flowers or a simple “I’m sorry for your loss.” I especially appreciated how it provided gentle guidance for working through grief, while also giving permission to feel whatever emotions come naturally during such a difficult time.
— Ellen
My sister lost her son and flowers didn’t seem like enough. The grief box gave me a way to support and love her with intention and compassion. She later told me how much she loved the grief box and how doing the grief exercises were really helpful in her healing process. I was so grateful to have these boxes as an alternative to flowers when that is just not enough.
— Ames G.
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