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Goldie

Goldie provides accessible, structured support groups facilitated by licensed grief specialists for individuals navigating various forms of loss and bereavement. The platform matches users to curated weekly sessions designed to offer safety and solidarity during difficult emotional experiences. This service streamlines the management and access of evidence-based peer support for complex grief.

Updated 2 months ago

Funding

Funding not disclosed

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Product

Problem

Individuals experiencing grief and loss often struggle to find structured, safe, and supportive environments for processing their experiences. Existing support group models can be difficult for providers to manage and for clients to access, leading to fragmented care and delayed healing.

Solution

Goldie offers a curated platform that connects individuals with specialized grief support groups facilitated by licensed professionals. The service employs a structured intake process to match users with groups tailored to their specific bereavement experiences, ensuring a relevant and supportive peer environment. Weekly facilitated sessions provide a consistent framework for users to share, process, and find solidarity. Goldie streamlines the accessibility of these vital support networks for both clients seeking help and clinicians providing it.

Target Audience

The primary users are individuals navigating various forms of grief and loss, as well as licensed mental health professionals seeking to offer structured support groups to their clients.

Features

  • Personalized matching algorithm based on user-reported grief experiences and needs.
  • Facilitated weekly support group sessions led by licensed grief specialists.
  • Curated group offerings for diverse loss types, including parental, partner, child, caregiver, fertility, and ambiguous grief.
  • Structured curriculum designed to provide a safe and supportive group dynamic.
  • Secure platform for scheduling and communication between group members and facilitators.
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