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We’re here when you are ready.

There is no right way to grieve and no timeline for learning how to live alongside the loss of your child.

We cannot take away your grief, and we will not tell you how to carry it.

We can help you find support as you do.

  • Junie’s Place supports families grieving the death of a child, infant, or pregnancy, including stillbirth.

    Support may be available for:

    • Parents

    • Siblings

    • Grandparents

    • Partners and spouses

    • Other family members

    Your loss does not need to have happened recently. Grief does not follow a timeline, and neither does the need for support.

  • Connect with a grief-informed clinician

    Finding a therapist after the death of a child can be difficult. Finding one who understands both grief and traumatic loss can be even harder.

    Junie’s Place helps connect bereaved families with licensed clinicians who have training and experience in grief, trauma, and child loss.

    Depending on availability, we may be able to help with:

    • Short-term therapy with licensed providers in Massachusetts

    • Connecting you with a clinician trained in child loss, bereavement, or trauma

    • Support for parents, siblings, and other family members

    • Navigating insurance and accessing available copay assistance

    Our goal is to make finding appropriate care a little less overwhelming.

    Help finding the right resources

    Therapy is not the only form of grief support, and not every family needs the same thing.

    We can help connect you with resources related to pregnancy loss, stillbirth, infant loss, sudden or unexpected child death, illness, accidents, sibling grief, and other experiences of child loss.

    Our resource collection includes organizations, books, websites, podcasts, retreats, and other sources of support for bereaved families.

    Community, remembrance & connection

    Grief can be profoundly isolating.

    Junie’s Place creates opportunities for bereaved families and the people who care about them to gather, remember, learn, and connect. Our community events are designed to make space for both grief and love - for remembering the children we carry with us and being alongside people who understand that they remain part of our lives.

  • You do not need to have everything figured out.

    1. Tell us a little about what you need.

      Complete our support request form with whatever information you feel comfortable sharing.

    2. We’ll review your request.

      A member of Junie’s Place will reach out to learn more about what would be most helpful and what support is currently available.

    3. We’ll help identify a next step.

      That might mean connecting you with a grief-informed clinician, helping you navigate available financial support for care, or directing you toward another resource that better fits your family's needs.

    Reaching out does not obligate you to participate in any service. It simply starts the conversation.