About Good Grief

In a culture that often avoids talking about loss, Good Grief Cape Cod holds a great emphasis on and support for research that children of all ages do grieve.
Our mission is to promote positive change to how we as a society respond to grief by providing community engagement opportunities, sharing information and educational workshops that will provide our community with ways to help children and families cope with death

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Amy Caspersen WymanFounder, MA, MT, CCLS

Good Grief's Founder

Amy Wyman, founder and music therapist, holds a duel Baccalaureate degree in Early Childhood Education and Child Life from Wheelock College and an M.A. in Expressive Art Therapies with a specialization in Music Therapy from Lesley University.

    15+ years of experience in Early Childhood Education
    National Childcare Teacher Award recipient
    Strong advocate for the under-served

Amy spends most of her spare time focused on using her talents and resources to help her local community. From her music therapy projects, which bridges the generational gap between the elderly and the youth, to her Good Grief workshops and fundraisers, she's looking for ways to make this community, and the world, a better place.

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Pillars of Good Grief Cape Cod

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  • Community Engagement

    We invest most of our time and energy on community engagement. In groups, at events, and through our networking events, we truly appreciate the quality of face to face interactions.

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    Training and Workshops

    With dozens of educational opportunities for everyone from family members to professionals, we encourage our community to learn the tools and skills to help others who are grieving.

  • Lifetime Support Networks

    It's not just about events and engagement, it's about sustaining a support system that can last a lifetime. We want to build long-lasting friendships that are there when we need them.

Ready to help the Cape?

Our community needs your support.