Research

Our vision is that we live in a world where everyone grieving is supported, respected and understood. Research helps us to understand more, and we know that there’s still a lot to learn about grief and bereavement. Right now, we are not in a position to support research projects in recruiting participants.  Our capacity to do this is very limited at present. In the meantime, we might be able to help those needing information disseminated that is directly relevant to the people and communities we support.

We can particularly help with disseminating findings on the following:

·                  Inclusion in diversity in bereavement in grief and/or mourning

·                  Early intervention and prevention

·                  Remote bereavement support

·                  Grief literacy

·                  Grief in the workplace

·                  Equipping volunteers and staff working with in bereavement support

Therefore, if you have not received a reply from us, even though your request meets the acceptance criteria for dissemination, it may be that support is not available at this time.

You’re welcome to use any resources on our website for academic purposes, provided they are attributed to Cruse Bereavement Support. If you have a general enquiry about Cruse, visit About Cruse or use the General enquiry contact form.

Bereavement: Journal of grief and responses to death is our international journal for all those with an interest in supporting bereaved people. The journal remains closed for new submissions. All published articles, and back issues of the journal are available on the journal website at bereavementjournal.org.