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Listen in on powerfully helpful, hopeful, and healing conversations related to suicide loss.
Real conversations with other loss survivors, healers and mental health experts
A grief support group in a podcast, it’s a space where you’ll feel understood, connected to others and even have the odd ‘aha!’ moment where everything you’re experiencing starts to make more sense. Most importantly, you’ll feel less alone.
Intuitive Grief Guide and author Shelby Forsythia offers insights, reframings, metaphors, and visualizations to plants seeds for your healing in life after loss.
A therapist answering questions about therapy, mental health, coaching, and other related questions.
The Grieving Parents Sharing Hope podcast is an outreach of the national organization GPS Hope, which provides support and resources for bereaved parents, especially those who are struggling with their Christian faith after the death of their child.
Cozy up with a good read that will help you along your journey of suicide loss and grief.
While acknowledging that there are no easy answers, he draws on the resources of the Christian faith to point suicide survivors to the God who offers comfort in our grief and hope for the future.
With chapters also on “Removing the Taboo,” “Despair as Weakness Rather than Sin,” “Reclaiming the Memory of Our Loved One,” and “The Pain of the Ones Left Behind,” Fr. Rolheiser offers hope and a new way of understanding death by suicide.
This guide includes part of her story and some things she learned to help you navigate your way through so much uncertainty. It includes sections on the first days, the first weeks, the first months, ideas for self-care, many resources, and quotes that helped her.
Aftermath was written to...
* Be a companion for you in this unwanted, heart-crushing process that has been thrust upon you.
* Provide practical tools to help you pick up the pieces and begin to rebuild your heart and life.
Too Soon to Say Goodbye offers a renewal of courage and faith for families and friends grieving the loss of a loved one to suicide. Written by three women all uniquely affected by suicide, the book explores the aftermath from a wide range of true stories.
With No Time to Say Goodbye, Carla Fine brings suicide survival from the darkness into light, speaking frankly about the overwhelming feelings of confusion, guilt, shame, anger, and loneliness that are shared by all survivors.
In this definitive guide book, the authors combine their perspectives as a physician and a survivor to offer compassionate and practical advice to anyone affected by suicide.
Explore the ins and outs of grief and trauma -Release the guilt and shame survivors carry -Recognize how to take care of yourself -Gain practical tips for enduring the first year -Discover what helps other survivors -Determine when to seek professional help -Stop replaying the past and blaming yourself -START healing in a healthy way
This book tells how Rebecca reacted to the event that changed everything for her and her family. It describes the unrelenting and nearly unbearable grief and loss. Her grieving process is all laid out with raw honesty, but are told as if she was sitting with you on the front porch with a cup of coffee.
If you are struggling with anything in your life that is pulling you down or pulling you apart, this book will not only lift your spirits but remind you that God is walking with you. When Your World Falls Apart is an invaluable source of help and encouragement for people facing major obstacles in life.
The Honor Project is a platform to learn about mental health, find resources of all sorts, and most of all, a hub for reading and sharing real stories about mental health experiences. By sharing your story through the Honor Project, you are empowering yourself to share experiences and spread hope to others.
This helps us all feel a little less alone.
Advancing Mental Health & Suicide Prevention Together
