We're thrilled to announce the launch of our expanded resource library, featuring comprehensive guides designed to support families navigating suicide loss. These new materials address some of the most challenging aspects of suicide bereavement.
Family Communication Guides
One of the most difficult challenges after suicide loss is knowing how to talk to children and teens about what happened. Our new family communication guides provide age-appropriate conversation starters, practical strategies for managing difficult emotions, and guidance for creating open dialogue within your family.
What's Included:
- Age-specific conversation guides for children (5-12) and teens (13-18)
- Strategies for managing guilt, anger, and confusion
- Guidance for supporting siblings and extended family
- Tips for creating safe spaces for difficult conversations
- Resources for coordinating with schools
Memorial Planning Resources
Creating a meaningful memorial can be both healing and challenging. Our comprehensive memorial planning guides help you navigate this process with practical suggestions, spiritual considerations, and creative ideas for honoring your loved one's memory.
Memorial Resources Include:
- Step-by-step memorial ceremony planning guides
- Ideas for creating meaningful rituals and remembrances
- Guidance for honoring anniversaries and special dates
- Suggestions for involving children in memorial activities
- Spiritual and faith-based memorial considerations
Children & Youth Support Materials
We understand that children and adolescents process grief differently than adults. Our specialized materials are designed to meet young people where they are, providing age-appropriate support through activities, stories, and guided conversations.
Youth Resources Feature:
- Interactive activity workbooks for different age groups
- Story guides and reading recommendations
- School support coordination resources
- Creative expression activities (art, writing, music)
- Guidance for parents on supporting youth through grief
How to Access These Resources
All resources are available for free and can be accessed by anyone in need, whether or not you're participating in our support programs. To access these materials:
- Contact us at [email protected]
- Call 402-932-3089
- Visit our FAQ page for more information
Need Additional Support?
These resources complement our support programs. Consider joining our 8-week support group or scheduling one-on-one care.
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