International Association for Suicide Prevention (IASP)

Become familiar with this guide, created by the World Health Organization (WHO) and the International Association for Suicide Prevention (IASP), that details the creating and ongoing management of a suicide survivors' group.

Read this booklet published by NHS Health Scotland for those bereaved by suicide. Learn about practical issues, the grieving process or find useful contacts and resources.

Delivers a collection of resources, including a fact sheet and guide called "Helping Survivors of Suicide: What can you do?." Read personal stories or learn how to facilitate a support group.

Offers pamphlets, links, and other resources for suicide attempt survivors. Shares personal stories of people who have attempted suicide and found hope to continue living.

Provides a collection of articles that speak to suicide loss survivors. See the SOS Handbook or resources for mental health clinicians who have lost a client to suicide.

Website dedicated to the survivors of suicide shares article, resources, a calendar, blog and history of the suicide survivor movement.

Alan D. Wolfelt, Ph.D. pens this article that notes "Because of the social stigma surrounding suicide, survivors feel the pain of the loss, yet may not know how, or where, or if, they should express it." See How You Can Help.

Browse to find this resource in (PDF) format that is a guide that focuses on the practical matters that survivors need to deal with after a loved one has died by suicide.

Provides a selection of books relating to bereavement and surviving suicidal loss.

South Australian website offers resources on death-related grief for the community and professionals. See "Coping with Grief."

Offers a collection of publications provided by the Wisconsin-based organization called, Hopes (Helping Others Prevent and Educate about Suicide) organization.

Download the "Survivors of Suicide" booklet, offered by this Australian organization, that was written by survivors for survivors, and provides guidance in coping with the suicide of a loved one. Find Lifeline Centres currently offering Suicide Bereavement, Grief and Loss Programs.

British Columbia organization delivers this publication that addresses topics such as Am I to Blame? and includes recommended readings.

"Sorgen ved selvmord – en bog til de efterladte" udkom på forlaget Høst og Søn i 2002. Den er skrevet af journalist Inger Anneberg og blev udgivet med økonomisk støtte fra Sygekassernes Helsefond.

Find this guide delivered by the Suicide Prevention Resource Center. Read "Surviving the Loss of a Loved One by Suicide."

The purpose of the Survivors Of Suicide web site is to help those who have lost a loved one to suicide resolve their grief and pain in their own personal way. See "Beyond Surviving."