SUPPORT FOR THE JOURNEY

You don’t have to
walk alone.

A few places to turn for conversation, connection, and support after suicide loss.

AFTER A LOSS

Connection with people
who understand.

The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention offers resources for suicide loss survivors, including information about peer support and support groups.

Explore AFSP’s resources (opens in a new tab)
FOR A FRIEND OR LOVED ONE

You can reach out
for them, too.

The 988 Lifeline also supports people who are concerned about someone else. You don’t have to know the perfect thing to say before asking for help.

Learn about supporting someone (opens in a new tab)

If someone is in immediate physical danger, call your local emergency number. Outside the U.S., contact your local crisis service or emergency service.

This website and the book offer personal experience and companionship, not medical advice or a substitute for professional mental health care. This site is not a crisis service and is not monitored for emergencies. Resource links lead to independent organizations.