Support Group
Survivors of Suicide Loss
When someone you love dies by suicide, you may need a place to share your feelings, thoughts, and experiences. For some, part of healing is in meeting others who understand, can offer support, strength, and hope.
While attending this free, peer and professionally facilitated group, survivors 15 years and older can:
- Connect with others who have survived this life-changing experience. You are not alone!
- Learn the “why” behind suicide.
- Understand common reactions, including anger, blame, guilt, regret, and relief.
- Have the opportunity to become involved in suicide prevention.
Contact us at (989) 781-5260 or email info@srrn.net for more information.
Local Outreach to Suicide Survivors
A trained team of two or three caring responders who have experienced losing someone to suicide. They will meet with friends and family who have recently lost a loved one to suicide to provide immediate support, encouragement, and hope to new survivors. To request a visit from L.O.S.S., please call (989) 781-5260.
Recommended Resources
There are many resources available for those who have been impacted by suicide and those who struggle with depression and thoucghts of suicide. Here are just a few…
- Alliance of Hope: Suicide Loss Survivors https://allianceofhope.org
- American Association of Suicicdology https://suicidology.org
- Children’s Grief Center www.childrensgriefcenterglbr.org
- Faith Community Resource https://theactionalliance.org/faith-hope-life
- Families Against Narcotics https://familiesagainstnarcotics.org
- MI Hope Portal https://www.mihopeportal.com
- Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency https://www.michiganveterans.com/
- Peer to Peer Warm Line: 888-733-7753
- Society for Prevention of Teen Suicide https://sptsusa.org/
- Suicide: Finding Hope https://www.suicidefindinghope.com
- Tragedy Assistance Programs for Survivors https://taps.org
- Workplace Suicide Prevention https://workplacesuicideprevention.com/
