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National Public Consultation on Grief - Executive Summary
Results from the largest grief survey ever conducted in Canada. The survey was conducted in November and December 2023 by the Canadian Grief Alliance (CGA). The findings, together with the high response rate of 3,874 respondents from every province and territory, validate what grief specialists have been saying for years - people want to talk about their grief.
Author(s):Canadian Grief Alliance
Year:2024
Download File:CGA Grief Survey Executive Summary