Mindfulness & Grief Coach Certification Program

Support grieving people with confidence, compassion, and trauma-informed mindfulness through an evidence-based 8-step framework.

You'll learn a practical framework that helps you recognize what someone may need in the moment, whether that's compassionate presence, grief education, mindfulness, journaling, movement, or simply the space to be heard.

Through this live 12-week certification, you'll experience the practices yourself, receive personal feedback, and learn how to confidently apply the Mindfulness & Grief System in individual sessions, groups, and other professional settings.

Heather Stang is the recipient of the 2025 ADEC Clinical Practice Award for Innovation in Grief Support.

September 4 - November 20, 2026 
Fridays 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM ET (Recordings Available)

Early Pricing & Book Bonus Special
Enroll by July 24 for just $1,240.
That’s $255 off regular tuition, plus you’ll receive all three of Heather Stang’s books, free, when you reserve your spot.

The Mindfulness & Grief Coach Certification program is for therapists, social workers, chaplains, coaches, meditation and yoga teachers, hospice professionals, death doulas, funeral directors, and other professionals who support grieving people.

  • Facilitate groups and private sessions with more confidence.
  • Use meditation, journaling, expressive arts, and restorative practices in your work.
  • Apply the 8-Step Mindfulness & Grief System with structure and compassion.
    Guide clients without rushing, fixing, or forcing grief into a timeline.
  • Hold space for each person’s experience to unfold in their own way.

If you feel called to become a grief coach with more skill, presence, and ethical clarity, this training will give you a practical framework to begin.

This isn’t a script to memorize. It’s a way of being. 

Carol Gallacher-Jackson

Grief Counselor
Certified Mindfulness & Grief Coach - Fall 2025

A Step-by-Step Approach to Supporting Every Aspect of the Grief Journey

Grief is everywhere right now, and it is not only about death. Many people are carrying compound losses: changes in health, identity, relationships, family roles, financial stability, community, and the future they thought they were living toward. There is also collective grief over politics and the environment. The people you support may not always call it grief, but it is there, and it needs care.

Grief is a universal experience, but it is not always well understood. Many people who come for support need language, steadiness, and tools that help them make sense of what they are carrying.

You may already bring compassion, presence, and strong professional skills to this work. What is often missing is not heart or wisdom, but a clear, trauma-informed framework for helping people move through grief in ways that feel safe, grounded, and genuinely transformative.

This training gives you a structured, mindfulness-based way to care for grieving people with confidence. You will learn how to facilitate guided meditation, journaling, client-centered discussion, and self-care practices in ways that feel practical, supportive, and appropriate for real clients and real-life settings.

You will also learn how to lead an 8-week Mindfulness & Grief group and adapt the same framework for individual client work.

Through the Mindfulness & Grief System, clients begin learning how to do things they may never have been shown how to do before. They learn how to pause instead of shut down, how to stay with difficult emotions without being consumed by them, how to soothe themselves, how to meet their pain with real compassion, and how to keep living while honoring what they have lost.

Instead of trying to fix pain or move people through stages, you will help clients regulate overwhelm, build inner resources, reconnect with meaning, and discover that life can continue alongside grief.

Just as importantly, you will leave with a framework you can rely on, so you feel more confident, resourced, and supported in emotionally demanding professional grief work.

What You’ll Learn in This Grief Coach Certification Program

  • Guide clients through loss using a clear, structured 8-step mindfulness framework.
  • Use meditation, journaling, and reflection safely in your work.
  • Know what to offer in the moment without second-guessing.
  • Adapt practices using trauma-informed principles like pacing, choice, and grounding.
  • Support clients as they adjust to life after loss and reconnect with meaning.
  • Lead both group programs and individual sessions with clarity and confidence.
  • Stay resourced while doing emotionally demanding work.

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This Grief Support Training Program Is For...

  • Therapists
  • Chaplains
  • Social workers
  • Grief counselors
  • Death doulas
  • Life Coaches
  • Hospice professionals
  • Bereavement coordinators
  • Funeral directors
  • Yoga teachers
  • Yoga therapists
  • Meditation teachers
  • Spiritual care providers
  • Somatic practitioners
  • Other helping professionals who support grieving people

Practice Grief Coaching Ethically and Within Your Scope

This is a non-clinical professional training that teaches you how to guide meditation, journaling, client-centered discussion, and other client-care skills with clarity, confidence, and care. It is not a substitute for psychotherapy, mental health counseling, or medical advice. Instead, it focuses on present-moment coping, mindfulness-based care, and posttraumatic growth.

You’ll also learn ethical guidelines, clear scope of practice, and referral protocols, so you know when and how to refer a client to a licensed clinician.

For a full explanation, read Grief Coaching vs. Therapy for Professionals: Scope, Training, and Key Differences.

What You’ll Be Able to Do After The Certification Course

  • Confidently lead the full 8-week Mindfulness & Grief group and apply the framework in individual sessions.
  • Help clients move from the raw pain of loss toward meaning, integration, and identity reconstruction.
  • Build sustainable self-care practices that prevent burnout and allow you to enjoy and sustain your work.
  • Develop more confidence to guide clients through grief-related challenges without feeling like you have to fix their pain.

Get Certified By An Award-Winning Grief Educator

Heather Stang is the recipient of the 2025 Association for Death Education and Counseling Clinical Practice Award for Innovation in Grief Support, recognizing her contributions to trauma-informed mindfulness and grief care. She is also the author of three books: Living With Grief, From Grief To Peace, and Navigating Loss.

The 8-step Mindfulness & Grief System is featured in The Handbook of Grief Therapies, a respected resource for clinicians and educators. Heather’s professional grief training shows you how to apply these evidence-informed practices with real people in real settings so you can confidently support many types of loss.

Heather’s work is grounded in the field of grief (thanatology) and offers a practical approach for professionals seeking deeper understanding of grief and compassionate client care.

Unlike a self-paced course, this is a live, supported training where you are not learning alone. You will practice the framework in a small cohort, receive two hours of live guidance each week, and have direct access to Heather through DM support as you build confidence with client-ready tools.

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What Makes This Grief Coach Certification Different

If you are comparing training programs, here is what makes this experience more structured, practical, and deeply supportive than a hands-off online course.

You’ll leave with more than information. You’ll leave with a framework, scripts, guided practices, facilitation outlines, and lived experience of the process. That means you are not trying to invent your work from scratch. You have a clear system you can adapt with care.

This comprehensive program equips you with tools you need for ethical, trauma-informed client care.

1. A Clear Step-by-Step Coaching Model for Grief Work

The Mindfulness & Grief System gives you a structured, trauma-sensitive path for supporting grieving people without forcing their experience into a formula. You will learn what to offer, when to offer it, and how to respond in real sessions, groups, and conversations with greater confidence and certainty.

2. Rooted in Real Grief Education and Clinical Practice

Heather Stang is a thanatologist, award-winning author, yoga therapist, and grief educator with more than two decades of experience supporting grieving clients and training helping professionals. Her work brings together grief theory, lived client experience, contemplative practice, and a deeply human understanding of what grief asks of both clients and practitioners.

3. Become a Confident Grief Coach by Practicing First

This training is not only about learning what to do for clients. It is about practicing the work yourself first, so you can trust the tools because you have lived them. That embodied experience helps you respond with more confidence, presence, and authenticity when grief shows up in the room.

4. Live Coach Training with Heather and Ongoing Support

This is a live, supported program, not a prerecorded course you move through alone. You will have the chance to ask questions, receive guidance, and deepen your understanding with Heather throughout the program. You can also connect with Heather and your peers in the training community during the week for support, questions, and real conversation.

5. A Small Certification Program That Keeps the Training Personal

With just 30 participants, the learning experience stays interactive, relational, and engaged. You will have space to ask questions, be part of meaningful discussion, and learn alongside peers who care deeply about supporting grief well.

6. Practical Tools for the Mindfulness & Grief Program

You will learn how to lead the full 8-week program and how to adapt the same system for individual client care. You will also leave with guided meditations, handouts, scripts, and facilitation outlines you can use in your work, so you are not left trying to piece everything together on your own.

7. Mindfulness Practices for Support After Loss

You do not need experience teaching meditation to benefit from this training. You will get it while you are here. You’ll learn how to guide simple meditation and mindfulness practices, journaling prompts, reflection, and self-care exercises with care and confidence. If you already teach meditation, yoga, or mindfulness, this course will help you adapt those skills specifically for loss-focused care.

8. Ethical, Scope-Aware Training You Can Trust

This program teaches a non-clinical, trauma-informed approach, along with clear ethical guidelines, scope of practice, and referral protocols. You will learn how to guide meditation, journaling, self-compassion, and other client-care tools responsibly, so you can support people well without overstepping your role.

9. Ongoing Support After Certification

Your growth does not end when the training is over. After graduation, you can continue receiving support through the monthly Coaches Circle, where you can bring practice questions, marketing questions, and the real-world challenges that come with building this work. You can also join Awaken for your own personal grief work at a discounted rate.

10. Practical Marketing Guidance for Building a Thriving Practice

You will also receive an introduction to ethical marketing, so you can share your work with clarity, confidence, and integrity after certification. This guidance helps you think about how to communicate what you offer, connect with the people you are best equipped to support, and begin building a thriving grief coaching practice without using fear, pressure, or promises you cannot ethically make.

Personally, this program helped me shift from just doing mindfulness to actually living it. I pause more and react less, especially during stressful moments.
Professionally, it changed how I think about holding space, less fixing, more allowing, and trusting the process.
Now that I’ve experienced what this practice has offered me, I can honestly say it has become an essential form of self-care.

GINA JOSETTE

Certified Mindfulness & Grief Coach - Spring 2026

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Get 3 Free Grief Books by Heather Stang When You Enroll Now

Save $255 on enrollment, plus get Living With Grief, the foundation of the 8-step system taught in this program, From Grief to Peace, a guided journal based on the 8-step system, and Navigating Loss, a supportive guide for non-death losses. Ends July 24, 2026.

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Teach and Embody the 8-Step Mindfulness & Grief Coaching Model

Heather Stang's Mindfulness-based Approach To Grief

Mindfulness & Grief System

This training is built on a structured, research-informed framework grounded in established grief theory and trauma-sensitive mindfulness.

You’ll experience the full 8-step system yourself while learning how to guide it ethically, safely, and confidently with others.

Each step includes guided meditation, journaling prompts, reflection practices, and facilitation guidance you can adapt for both group programs and individual sessions. You do not need to be an experienced meditation teacher to begin. You’ll receive scripts, audios, and practical support so you can lead the practices with care.

Over time, the system becomes more than something you understand. It becomes something you have practiced, embodied, and can trust when supporting grieving people.

Both personally and professionally, the program helped me find my center through mindful breaths so that I can step into situations at the hospital with a clearer mind and heart. I hope to use these practices with stressed staff so they can take needed pauses while supporting patients and families.

alexandria cirko

Chaplain, VP Mission & Ministry
Mindfulness & Grief Coach - Spring 2026

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Includes Lifetime Access and Updates to the Entire Training Library

Everything You Need To Be The Best Grief Coach You Can Be

You’ll receive a complete library of tools to help you guide clients with confidence, structure, and compassion.

24 Meditation Scripts
Ready-to-use scripts so you never have to improvise what to say.

33 Guided Meditations
Audio practices you can use for your own integration or share directly with clients.

8 Facilitation Guides
Complete session plans for leading full groups and private coaching clients.

12 On-Demand Courses
Weekly lessons that build your knowledge and confidence.

12 Live Q&A + Training Events
Real-time support, case discussion, and guided skill practice.

Mindfulness & Grief Coach Training Schedule

This training follows a clear path, from foundations to the full 8-step Mindfulness & Grief System.

Orientation and Foundations | September 4, 2026

Build a strong foundation in the Mindfulness & Grief System so you can begin supporting grieving clients with greater clarity, confidence, and care.

Elements of a Session | September 11, 2026

Create sessions that feel grounded, supportive, and complete, so clients feel safely held from beginning to end.

Trauma-Sensitive Mindfulness | September 18, 2026

Explore trauma-sensitive principles such as pacing, choice, and safety, giving you the skills to adapt practices for each client without overwhelm.

Step 1: Conscious Relaxation | September 25, 2026

Guide relaxation meditation practices that help clients settle their nervous systems, feel less overwhelmed, and find moments of relief in the midst of loss.

Step 2: Mindful Awareness | October 2, 2026

Learn how to guide mindfulness meditations that help clients meet each moment with more presence and less fear, so they can stay connected to themselves without getting swept away.

Step 3: Compassion for All | October 9, 2026

Introduce self-compassion meditation practices that soften self-blame, reduce isolation, and help clients meet their pain with greater kindness.

Step 4: Skillful Courage | October 16, 2026

Support clients in approaching difficult emotions as important messengers, so they can listen to what their loss is asking for without becoming overwhelmed by it.

Step 5: Getting Unstuck | October 23, 2026

Use expressive arts, journaling, movement, and metaphor to help clients loosen loops such as rumination, avoidance, and emotional paralysis.

Step 6: Continuing Bonds | October 30, 2026

Empower clients to stay connected to the person who died in ways that feel meaningful, comforting, and restorative, even if the relationship was less than perfect.

Step 7: Allowing Transformation | November 6, 2026

Create space for clients to understand how loss is reshaping them, and to notice what is emerging alongside the pain.

Step 8: Perpetual Resilience | November 13, 2026

Bring the full Mindfulness & Grief System together so clients can build resilience, make meaning, and begin living more fully after loss.

Integration and Next Steps | November 20, 2026

Integrate the full framework into your own facilitation style, learn about ongoing professional support, and apply ethical marketing for sharing your work with integrity.

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‘Begin again’ completely changed how I speak to myself. It made me more present, more gentle, and more confident in leading others. I used to think I had to be strong for my clients. Now I know strength can look like slowing down, breathing, and showing up exactly as I am.

Julia Rajtar, M.A.P.S., B.C.C.

Chaplain, Bakkan-Young Funeral & Cremation Services
Certified Mindfulness & Grief Coach - Fall 2025

A Message from Heather

I developed the Mindfulness & Grief System after leading groups and returning years later to speak with participants about what had truly stayed with them.

I wanted to understand what supported people beyond the initial shock of loss, what helped them continue living alongside grief, and what made them feel less alone over time.

That listening shaped this work.

This training is designed to give you more than knowledge. It gives you a structure you can trust, practices you can embody, and tools you can use with confidence.

My hope is that you leave feeling more grounded in yourself, clear in your role, and better prepared to support others with steadiness and care.

Mindfulness & Grief Coach Certification with Heather Stang

What Experts Say About Heather’s Grief Education

Heather’s work has been recognized by leading voices in mindfulness, loss, and bereavement care.

“When we are more firmly grounded in our bodies, as Heather Stang demonstrates, we are better able literally and metaphorically to find a new footing in the world, and to restore a life of meaning and coherence.”

ROBERT A. NEIMEYER, Ph.D.
Director, Portland Institute for Loss and Transition

Heather Stang offers those who are grieving a wise and practical guide. The stories, teachings and meditations in this book will help you find your own inner strength and awakening heart in the midst of great loss.”

TARA BRACH, Ph.D.
Author of Radical Acceptance and True Refuge

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The program gave me more resilience to face everything I currently hold on my full plate. It also gave me the opportunity for personal growth and acceptance in my own grief. Professionally, it impacted my practice of leading meditations and holding space for others and their grief.

D.R.

Chaplain, Bakkan-Young Funeral & Cremation Services
Mindfulness & Grief Coach - Spring 2026

Is This Grief Coach Certification Right for You?

If you’re considering joining, these are the questions most professionals ask before enrolling.

What is the time commitment?

This is a 12-week live training with a clear structure. Plan for around 4 hours per week including live instruction, practice, and integration.

Live attendance is encouraged but not required. Replays are available within 24 hours, so you will not fall behind if life happens.

Is this within my professional scope?

You do not need to be a licensed therapist to enroll, but you must already work with people in a professional or volunteer capacity. This training does not grant a therapy license.

You agree to practice within your existing scope and apply the 8-step framework ethically in your setting.

I’m grieving and want to offer peer support. Is this right for me?

This is a professional training designed to prepare you to responsibly guide others through loss. If you are currently grieving and feel called to support peers, your readiness matters.

We encourage you to schedule a call with Heather to talk through your experience and goals. Together, you can determine whether this is the right next step.

Will I actually be ready to lead?

Yes, as long as you participate in the program. You will move through the full 8-step process yourself before guiding others, building embodied understanding rather than just learning theory.

You will practice leading exercises during the program and receive feedback from your practice partner or group, while using practical facilitation guides, scripts, and worksheets that support you every step of the way.

Is this for group work or individual clients?

You will learn how to confidently facilitate a full 8-week Mindfulness & Grief group and apply the same 8-step framework in individual sessions.

The training prepares you for both settings, so you can adapt the structure to your professional role and the needs of the people you serve.

Do you offer payment plans?

If you are enrolling with colleagues, view available discounts on the Group Pricing page.

If you would like to pay over time, you may select the PayPal checkout option and apply for a payment plan directly through PayPal. Approval and installment terms are determined by PayPal at checkout.

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What Is a Grief Coach and how do they help individuals on their grief journey?

A grief coach is a non-clinical professional who provides support, structure, and mindfulness-based tools to help people adapt to life after loss. Unlike a therapist, a coach focuses on present-moment coping and rebuilding a sense of purpose rather than diagnosing or treating mental health conditions.

A practitioner in this role helps guide clients through grief with structure, compassion, and practical tools, while staying within a non-clinical scope of practice.

For a deeper explanation, read What Is a Grief Coach?.

Who is this training for?

This training is for therapists, mental health professionals, social workers, chaplains, loss specialists, death doulas, hospice professionals and volunteers, funeral directors, yoga teachers, yoga therapists, meditation teachers, life coaches, somatic practitioners, spiritual directors, and other professionals who support grieving people.

It can also support professionals who want to deepen their work with grief and loss, whether they are in private practice, hospice care, spiritual care, or community-based services.

A Christian grief coach, spiritual care provider, chaplain, or faith-informed helping professional can also use this framework within their own ethical scope and tradition.

Is grief coaching the same as therapy?

No. While therapy treats clinical diagnoses, this work focuses on present-moment coping, mindfulness, and meaning-making. This training includes referral protocols to help practitioners work safely within a non-clinical scope.

For a full explanation, read Grief Coaching vs. Therapy for Professionals: Scope, Training, and Key Differences.

What is the Mindfulness & Grief System?

The Mindfulness & Grief System is Heather Stang’s 8-step, research-informed framework for care after loss. It combines established grief theory with trauma-informed mindfulness to help clients move from overwhelm to resilience.

Learn more about The Mindfulness & Grief System.

Who can become a certified grief coach?

This training is designed for professionals such as therapists, chaplains, death doulas, hospice workers, loss professionals, coaches, and others who want a structured, evidence-based system for supporting bereaved individuals and groups.

For more detail, read How to Become a Grief Coach.

Do I need to be a therapist to enroll?

No. You do not need to be a licensed therapist to enroll. You do need experience working with people and a commitment to practice within your professional scope.

You may also find How to Become a Grief Coach Without a Degree helpful.

Will this make me a therapist?

No. This training does not grant a therapy license or board certification. You agree to practice within your professional scope.

For more on the difference between coaching and clinical care, read Grief Coaching vs. Therapy for Professionals: Scope, Training, and Key Differences.

Is this an accredited grief coach certification?

This is a professional certification, not a university degree, therapy license, board certification, or ICF-accredited life coach training.

It is designed to help professionals and helping practitioners use Heather Stang’s Mindfulness & Grief System within their existing scope of practice.

This program does not currently offer hours of continuing education or continuing coach education through the International Coaching Federation.

The certification requires completion of the course videos, weekly check-ins, ethical practice agreements, and the final assessment.

For help comparing programs, read How to Choose a Grief Coach Training Program.

Is this a grief recovery certification?

This is not a personal grief recovery program or a substitute for therapy.

It is a mindfulness-based certification course that teaches a trauma-informed, non-pathologizing approach to supporting people after loss.

Is this training trauma-informed and non-pathologizing?

Yes. We teach skills that honor grief as a human experience. No stages. No forced timelines.

You can learn more about the skills involved in this work in Essential Skills for Grief Coaching.

Can this help me build a grief coaching business?

Yes. You’ll receive a structured framework, scripts, facilitation guides, ethical guidance, and practical tools that can support your private practice, group programs, or existing professional services.

Is this a certified grief coach program?

Yes. This is a certified grief coach program for helping professionals who want to use the Mindfulness & Grief System in ethical, scope-aware practice.

Is this a grief coaching program or a coaching certification?

It is both a grief coaching program and a professional certification. You will learn the Mindfulness & Grief System, practice the 8-step coaching model, and complete the requirements to get certified within your professional scope.

How does this training program help you grow?

This training program is designed to help you grow personally and professionally. You’ll build skills, deepen your confidence, and learn how to support individuals with grief-related challenges in a clear and compassionate way.

Is this an online program?

Yes. This is an online program with live weekly sessions and recorded replays. It is not an in-person training, and it is not a learn-at-your-own-pace course because live support and cohort practice are part of the experience.

How much time should I plan each week?

Plan for about 4 hours each week. This includes the 120-minute live session with Heather, which is recorded if you miss it, about 30 minutes of training videos, and time for practice and integration.

You can work with your existing clients or request to be paired with a practice buddy from your cohort. If you practice with someone from the cohort, it will be an exchange, which adds about an hour to your weekly practice time because you will both take turns leading.

Do I have to attend live?

Live attendance is encouraged, but not required. Replays are posted within 24 hours, so you will not fall behind.

How do I access Zoom and the materials?

After you enroll, you will receive access to the live session links, course materials, audios, scripts, prompts, and replays in one place.

What will I get each week?

Each week includes guided meditation audio, client-ready scripts, a short in-the-moment practice, a journaling prompt, the session replay, and time with your cohort.

For more on grief journaling as a practice, read Grief Journaling: How to Start.

Do I need to practice meditation and journaling daily?

Aim for about 10 to 15 minutes of personal practice most days. The goal is not only to learn the material, but to embody it in your own life and work.

How do I earn the certification?

To become certified, you will need to watch all course videos, attend the weekly live session or watch the replay, complete a brief weekly self-mentoring check-in in the community chat, and pass the 50-question multiple choice exam.

In your weekly check-in, you will briefly reflect on your learning and stay engaged. You will also agree to practice ethically, protect client privacy, and stay within your professional scope.

Do you offer scholarships?

No. Scholarships are not available at this time. You can pay over time through PayPal or enroll with a friend or colleague for a group discount.

Do you have group discounts?

Yes. We offer discounted rates for teams who enroll together in our grief certification training. See the Group Pricing page for current options and details.

Do you offer a payment plan?

Yes. To pay over time, choose the Pay Over Time option, which will take you to PayPal. Select Pay Later at checkout. PayPal handles approval and installment options directly. If Pay Later is not available on your account, you will need to use another payment method.

Can I use the materials with clients?

Yes. You may use the scripts, worksheets, and prompts with attribution, as long as you stay within your professional scope.

For related guidance, read How to Lead a Grief Support Group.

Do you offer CE credits?

No. CE credits are not offered.

This program does not currently offer hours of continuing education or continuing coach education through the International Coaching Federation.

Is the program accessible?

Yes. All videos are closed captioned, replays are available, and materials are provided in readable formats. If you need support, please ask and we will do our best to accommodate you.

What tech do I need?

You will need reliable internet access, Zoom, and headphones or speakers. Enrollment details and access instructions will be provided after registration.

Can I take this if I am grieving too?

Maybe. This is a professional training with an assessment, not a personal healing after loss program. You will be invited to reflect on your own experience with the work.

If you can focus during class and practice consistently, you may do well. If you need dedicated support right now, it may be better to begin with personal care after loss or a private session first.

What happens after I enroll?

After you enroll, you will receive access instructions, add the session dates to your calendar, and find your Week 1 materials waiting for you.

Still have a question?

Join the next live Webinar and Q&A session or book a free discovery call with Heather to talk through whether this training is the right fit for you.

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