Fundamental to effective grief support is the attitude of the accompanying person. The authors demonstrate, based on theories, how to support individuals with disabilities in their grief while adopting a resource-oriented and holistic perspective. Grief is understood as a capacity that enables restructuring and adaptation. External factors that can both hinder and support individuals with disabilities in their grief are considered. Additionally, personal factors such as the development of the understanding of death are examined. Where are the differences in the grief of people with and without disabilities? What other forms of support might individuals with disabilities need? How can the accompanying person ensure this support? By reading the book, one can acquire both foundational knowledge and practical skills.