8 Free Grief Support Cues for Therapists

Script-ready prompts to help you know what to say and support grieving clients with confidence.

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Why You Need This

Grief is not something to fix. It is something to witness, support, and understand.

If you work with grieving clients, you know how much pressure there can be in the moment to find the right words. You also know that clients often need something practical, not just comforting.

These 8 coaching cues are designed to help you:

  • find grounded, supportive language in real sessions
  • offer clients something practical they can use with their grief
  • bring more structure and confidence to emotionally complex conversations
  • support others without carrying it all yourself

These cues come from my Mindfulness and Grief System, a practical framework that helps professionals support grief with more presence, structure, and confidence.

This free resource introduces the practical tools and approach I teach in the  Mindfulness & Grief Coach Certification.

What’s Inside the Free Download

The Mindfulness & Grief Coaching Cues are short, script-ready prompts you can use in your work with grieving clients.

Inside, you’ll get:

  • 8 practical coaching cues drawn from my Mindfulness and Grief System
  • language you can use in one-to-one sessions or group settings
  • prompts that help clients reflect, regulate, and move through grief with greater awareness
  • a resource that supports both your clients and your own professional resilience

Whether you are leading a group, meeting with a client one-to-one, or looking for a more grounded way to support grief, these cues will give you practical language you can return to again and again.

About Heather Stang

Created by Heather Stang, MA, C-IAYT, thanatologist, author, yoga therapist, and recipient of the 2025 ADEC Clinical Practice Award for advancing grief support. Heather has trained hundreds of grief professionals in integrating mindfulness, journaling, and compassion practices into clinical and community settings.