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Healing After a Suicide Loss

All Ages Workbook + Activity Guide

  • Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
  • Publisher: Resource Publications (Wipf and Stock)
  • Published: 2025

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Publisher's Description

Healing After a Suicide Loss: All Ages Workbook + Activity Guide is for families, friends, therapists, educators, and facilitators. The questions and activities herein are intended to guide loss survivors as they navigate their bereavement. Therapists and facilitators can use this workbook/activity guide for individual clients or in group settings. The "Helpful Resources" section includes a guide for friends about what to say and what not to say; "Safe Messaging" offers guidelines for sharing about suicide on social media or in local communities; "Helpful Organizations" directs readers to hotlines and information about suicide and loss; and "Warning Signs of Suicide" lists behaviors to watch out for.


Endorsements (3)

“Healing After a Suicide Loss offers hands-on guidance borne out of personal experience and ongoing research. The perspective is unique, showing that it is not only possible to survive a loved one’s suicide, but also to find meaning and learn to thrive again after such a difficult loss. The combination of authentic experience, meaningfully supportive stories, and creative activities help access the healing power for suicide survivors.”

Henry Emmons

“Rarely does an instantly usable, highly effective, user-friendly resource become available for family members and mental health professionals alike. Complex grief, sometimes at the level of trauma, is common among a wide range of survivors: family members, first responders, medical personnel, mental health providers. This workbook offers beautifully illustrated and neuroscience informed activities to aid in the recovery process for all ages of suicide survivors.”

Noel R. Larson

“Rebecca Anderson has used her own experience to help others who have suffered a loss due to suicide. This new book provides valuable information to help healing. She has included information about safe messaging along with signs and symptoms to prevent future suicides.”

Sue Aberholden

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