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Support for suicide loss survivors

What’s next: Grief, healing, and life after a suicide loss

Healing from a suicide loss is deeply personal, and no one approach works best for everyone. Seek the support and resources that resonate with you. Making meaning out of such a loss can be a long and difficult process, but with time and support, it is possible to find ways to remember and honor your loved one while moving toward healing and acceptance.

Start Here: Suicide Loss Grief Packet

This document includes information and resources related to suicide loss including how to support someone you know who lost someone to suicide. If you would like a grief packet mailed to you or someone you care about, please complete the form below.

Request paper grief packets

For requests of quantities larger than 50, please contact mfondell@save.org or call (952) 946-7998 with your desired number.

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Find Grief Support Resources

Helpful One Page Resources

Find a specific topic related to suicide loss.

Complexity of suicide loss

This document discusses the complexity of suicide loss and the added emotions of experiences a suicide loss survivor may have.

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