Students Talk About Loss are groups specifically for students meeting regularly within university campuses. University can be such a challenging place when you are grieving, you might be living away from home or family and not able to visit important places. We hope our Students Talk About Loss meet ups can be places of support, community and finding joy among the grief.
Our first ever Students Talk About Loss meet up group has been running since 2021 at the London School of Economics.
The group is facilitated by Joss, Sarita and Zoe and it’s a safe space to talk about loss, how you are finding grief at university and support each other.
Dates for 2024 will be announced here shortly.
To contact Joss, Sarita and Zoe email lse@letstalkaboutloss.org – they can’t wait to hear from you.
Hi! My name is Sarita. I’m a Philosophy undergraduate at LSE set to graduate in 2025. I signed up to facilitate Students Talk About Loss because I want to help in normalise conversations around grief and death by creating a safe, supportive space for bereaved students.
Hi there! I’m Zoe, a 2nd year student at LSE, and I help Joss run some of the sessions. I am so proud of the group we have created, where students can share their experiences of grief in a safe and non-judgemental environment, and seek comfort and advice from people in the same position as them. Whether you want to talk about your experience, or just want to listen to others, everyone is welcome so please come along!
If you would like to start a Students Talk About Loss group at your university, we’d love to hear from you. Email hello@letstalkaboutloss.org and we can chat.
