Grief brings things to the surface. Old wounds, unfinished business, family tension, and all the hard conversations we thought we could avoid — they don’t disappear when someone is dying or gone.

Sometimes, the most loving thing we can do is face the conflict with care.

Support in this space may include:

• Grief-informed mediation between family members or loved ones
• Facilitated discussions about values, care decisions, or past harm
• Restorative approaches that center dignity and truth
• Tools to prepare for tough conversations before they escalate

This isn’t about forcing forgiveness or fake peace. It’s about creating room for honesty, repair, and boundaries — even in the midst of loss.