In palliative and hospice care, the topic of grief is ever-present. Relatives of the dying must prepare for the impending loss of a loved one. And then, suddenly, death arrives. In an instant, the beloved person becomes a deceased individual, and the relative transforms into a survivor. Grief is understood in this book as a process of growth and development, accompanied by various stages of becoming, which can be addressed with suitable support approaches. This understanding not only serves as inspiration and motivation for grief counselors but also outlines concrete methods of support. In their volunteer or professional daily lives, they can thus encounter, advise, and accompany the grieving in a new light.