10/19/2026
There is a name for grief that goes unacknowledged.
Disenfranchised grief is loss that is not openly recognized, socially supported or publicly mourned. It shows up often after a death connected to su***de or substance use.
Families tell us they feel judged. Some stop saying how their person died. Some stop talking about them at all.
Silence does not ease grief. It isolates it.
Beyond the Silence is a half-day conference for the professionals who can change that. Friday, November 13.
myraskids.ca/workshop2026