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Learn six practical ways that you can give care to children who are living with someone suffering from PTSD.
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You are not alone. Other individuals and families are experiencing the pain of suicide. Kay knows how lonely and confusing mental illness and suicide loss can feel. In this video Kay answers questions from individuals who are struggling with suicidal thoughts, the people who are trying to support them, and survivors of suicide loss.
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Hear the story of an inspirational couple who lost their son to suicide. They share the story of how their faith community supported them and how they have used their painful experience to reach out to others.
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Families and professionals review symptoms and recommend appropriate actions to take when it is suspected that a child or adolescent is at risk.
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Dan Adams shares how a positive, proactive, and upstream approach to care using social networks can ultimately prevent bullying, substance misuse and suicide. Dan is the Director of Training from Sources of Strength, a globally recognized suicide prevention programming Colorado.
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STOP Suicide Northeast Indiana has created this toolkit with practical advice for how to help someone grieving the loss of a loved one due to suicide.
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STOP Suicide Northeast Indiana has created this toolkit to help people quickly access information to help someone with thoughts of suicide and tips for how to help after a suicide attempt.
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This trifold brochure, written by Emily Boller after the death of her son by suicide, provides tips for clergy, congregation members, extended family members and friends for how to best care for and comfort a grieving family after the death of a loved one by suicide. Emily Boller’s wisdom and insights are a must-read for those wanting practical advice for what to say and do (and what not to say or do) after a suicide.
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This new free downloadable book from LCMS Life Ministry helps people walk through the grief associated with a death by suicide and includes appendices with discussion questions, prayers for the grieving, Scripture passages of comfort, and resource suggestions.
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If you are reading this, you are probably a survivor of suicide. Someone you care about has died, and you are grieving. We are so very sorry.
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Suicide is not something anyone wants to think about, let alone talk about. I have spoken often with despondent parents whose worst nightmare has become reality—their child has expressed thoughts of suicide.
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