
For those who feel called to hold space for grief with compassion, presence, and integrity—one human story at a time.
This is not a clinical position.
This is not about fixing grief or offering quick solutions.
This is about Presence.
GLADD—Grieving Loss After Death and Dying—exists to support individuals navigating loss by honoring grief as a sacred, deeply human experience rooted in love.
If you believe grief needs to be witnessed, not solved, you're in the right place.
GLADD is the world's first online bereavement program, founded by hospice nurse and author Christa MacDonald, RN.
We provide compassionate, research-informed grief support through connection, guided reflection, and shared humanity. Our work reaches individuals and families across the globe—meeting them exactly where they are.
We are not here to rush healing.
We are here to walk alongside it.
Hold safe, nonjudgmental space for individuals navigating grief
Support emotional expression, reflection, and meaning-making
Honor each person's unique grief journey without imposing timelines or outcomes
Be part of a global, values-aligned community of practitioners
You will receive training, guidance, and ongoing support to do this work with integrity and care.
Emotionally grounded and self aware
Can sit with pain without needing to fix it
Understand grief as nonlinear and lifelong
Value compassion, humility, and ethical care
This role is not for those seeking rigid frameworks, surface-level work, or quick results.
Fair Compensation
Thoughtful onboarding and training
Ongoing mentorship and community support
Flexible, meaningful work with global impact
Alignment with a mission rooted in compassion and dignity
The opportunity to do work that truly matters
You will receive training, guidance, and ongoing support to do this work with integrity and care.
GLADD is committed to fostering a diverse, inclusive, and compassionate community of grief guides.