Grief after suicide does not follow a timeline. For many survivors, the end of an initial support group does not mean the end of the need for connection. Healing continues, often in new and evolving ways. Studies have found that suicide loss survivors often experience higher levels of depression and suicidal thoughts compared with other bereaved individuals. The emotional impact of this type of loss …Read More >
Category: Programs
Teen Suicide Facts: How Teen Screening Programs for Warning Signs Save Lives
At the Texas Crisis Center, early intervention is one of the most powerful tools in preventing teen suicide. That’s why the Teens Can Survive program was created to proactively reach students before they reach a crisis point. This program identifies signs of depression, anxiety, and suicidal ideation that might otherwise go unnoticed, connecting teens and families to immediate support and resources like our crisis hotline …Read More >
Unfortunate Friends: Finding Belonging After a Suicide Loss
One of the most challenging consequences of surviving the suicide of a loved one is the overwhelming sense of isolation. Many survivors feel as though no one can truly understand their unique pain. They long to express their emotions, to find someone who will listen, allow them to vent, and help them process their grief—but they often don’t know where to turn. They yearn for …Read More >