Are You a Griever
Looking for Support?
The Grief Networking Alliance of New Mexico (GNA-NM) is a professional community of practitioners and volunteers dedicated to supporting those who grieve. Yet, beyond the networking, training and collaboration that guide our work, we want this space to be a welcoming place for anyone whose world has shifted through loss.
If you are a person who is grieving—perhaps after the death of someone you loved, or in the midst of a non-death loss, or simply facing the unexpected changes grief brings—you are invited here. We hope these resources will help you feel seen, steady your journey, and discover sparks of growth, connection and hope as you move forward.
We Have Grief Resources For You.
Grief changes everything, and finding the right support can make all the difference. The resources below were gathered by professionals who walk alongside grievers every day—with compassion, wisdom, and deep respect for each person’s unique story.
You’ll find links to trusted supports, books, programs, and other educational materials that nurture both heart and mind. Take what feels helpful, return when you need to, and remember: your grief matters, your healing matters, and hope is possible.
Download and share this flyer with your connections, colleagues, and communities. Together we can connect grievers to support.
Community Grief Support Groups
Browse available community grief support groups below.
They vary by organization, topic, location, time, and in-person versus virtual offerings.
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Local Grief Support Programs and Events
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Local NM Grief Authors
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Books by Dr. Korie Leigh. Learn more about Dr. Leigh on her website and author page.
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Local Grief Resources
The Grief Center of New Mexico
Resource Library
The Grief Resource Library has an extensive collection of grief and loss books and videos for all ages, and is open Monday – Friday from 9am – 5pm. Drop in to the Center for Hope and Healing to visit and check out resources. You may check out resources free of cost. For more information call 505-323-0478 or email info@griefnm.org. The Grief Center of New Mexico is located inside the Center for Hope and Healing: 4125 Carlisle Blvd NE, Albuquerque, NM 87107.
Willow Ritual
Wildcrafted teas, rituals, workshops, and retreats for all grievers by Dr. Korie Leigh, local grief therapist and author. Willow Ritual is a grief-centered wellness brand offering wildcrafted teas, tools, and retreats to support the nervous system and soften the hard edges of loss. We believe ritual is a return—to the body, to the earth, and to what matters most. At Willow Ritual, we believe that grief is not a problem to fix—but a truth to tend. In a world that often rushes past sorrow, we create space for slowness, softness, and sacred care.
The Grief Center of New Mexico
Grief Kits
A tool guide and resource curated by The Grief Center for students, school professionals and caring adults to support grieving students. The Grief Center offers three “Grief Kits” with helpful information for young people in Elementary, Middle and High School. Each kit includes books, community resource information, helpful supplies, and more. Each Grief Kit is $160 (plus tax). To order, call (505) 323-0478 or email info@griefnm.org.
Music by Leigh Moody
Dr. Korie Leigh (aka Leigh Moody), local grief therapist, thanatologist, and author, is also an accomplished musician. Check out her debut EP, Try The Things You Haven't Tried on Spotify. Drenched in a genre-blurring blend of dream-pop, shoegaze-tinged folk, and ethereal rock, Moody introduces a sound that feels both familiar and otherworldly. Her haunting vocals and honest lyricism echo Mazzy Star and Slowdive while remaining distinctly her own. Like a memory just out of reach, these songs feel nostalgic, new, and quietly mesmerizing. Try The Things You Haven’t Tried drifts like a starlit drive through a dreaming mind, carrying listeners into a world of shimmering feeling and soft, surreal edges. Her music grows directly from her own losses, offering a creative space where emotion becomes sound.