Find support to help you get through the aftermath of loss
How to Help Support Someone with Suicidal Thoughts
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The Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities has an emotional support hotline to help people struggling during the pandemic. The number is 866-399-8938. For locations outside of Georgia, check your state's mental health department.
To understand more about how the pandemic affects grief, read “This Pandemic Grief” from The Center for Loss & Life Transitions.
Sandy Walden
Read Sandy's blog and catch up on her offerings for in-person and virtual support for those who are grieving.
Friends For Survival, Inc. is a national non-profit bereavement outreach organization available to those who are grieving a suicide death of family or friends. We also assist professionals who work with those who are grieving a suicide tragedy.
Free in-person support group, Carrollton, Georgia
an international nonprofit organization providing information, resources, a 24/7 community forum and blog
GriefShare
online and in-person support
Small group meetings near you and Zoom or hybrid sessions through the GriefShare program do help you understand the confusing feelings and pain you experience after loss and can help you get your life back on track.
Look for their free emails at the bottom of the main page and sign up for 365 daily emails of encouragement. (Note, this is for general grief. They do not have specific support or guidance for grief after suicide, but this can still be a helpful resource.
Website: www.GriefShare.org
Look for their free emails at the bottom of the main page and sign up for 365 daily emails of encouragement. (Note, this is for general grief. They do not have specific support or guidance for grief after suicide, but this can still be a helpful resource.
Website: www.GriefShare.org
