Survivors of Suicide Loss
Suicide loss survivors are family members, friends, and anyone deeply affected after losing someone to suicide. This kind of grief can feel especially complex because it often carries shock, unanswered questions, guilt, confusion, or stigma that makes the pain harder to speak about openly. People who have lost someone to suicide may also face a […]
Suicide Prevention Awareness Month: Honoring Survivors, Breaking Stigma
Every September, Suicide Prevention Awareness Month shines a light on the urgent need to prevent suicide and support those impacted by it. For me, this month is deeply personal. When I lost my son, Connor, I was consumed by guilt. I replayed conversations in my mind endlessly—wondering if I had said something differently, or stayed […]
Overcoming ‘What If’ Questions: Finding Hope After My Son’s Suicide
I lost my son Connor to suicide. He was 25 years old. Losing him and grieving his loss has been the biggest challenge I’ve ever faced in my 60 plus years on this earth. Losing a child is one of, if not THE biggest tragedies a person can face. Losing a child to suicide can […]
Tips for Improving Your Mental Wellbeing: A Practical Guide
In May, we shine a spotlight on Mental Health Awareness Month, a tradition dating back to 1949. At Honor Connor, we’re actively involved in this movement all month long. Our goal? To break down barriers, stop stigma, provide support, educate the public, and spread hope. In today’s fast-paced world, maintaining mental wellbeing is more crucial […]