Tamara is joined by Saundra Neperud, a friend and widow who found herself, after her husband Eric's death, without resources to support her in her grief. This motivated her to research the need and work with a team to develop The Grief App.

Saundra shares her journey, features of the app, and especially the fact that grieving is a universal experience of the human condition - and definitely not just in relation to death.

From thegriefapp.com: Grief is a normal response to loss, but you should not have to go through it alone. The Grief App is a quiet, private place to work through what you are feeling, on your own terms. Whether it hits at 2am or in the middle of a normal afternoon, it is there. No appointments. No waiting. Built by a widow, a licensed grief therapist, and a thanatologist who's spent his career walking families through loss.

For more information and to download the app, visit:

Grief is a normal response to loss, but you should not have to go through it alone. The Grief App is a quiet, private place to work through what you are feeling, on your own terms. Whether it hits at 2am or in the middle of a normal afternoon, it is there. No appointments. No waiting.

The Grief App website (includes app downloads for Apple and Android)

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