Support Groups Play an Important Role in Suicide Prevention
Briefly

The terms "suicide survivors" and "suicide attempt survivors" refer to different groups: those who lose loved ones to suicide and those who survive their own suicide attempts. The stigma attached to suicide complicates the grieving process, as survivors often feel a loss of identity and believe society scrutinizes them. Support groups play a vital role in helping these individuals connect with others who share similar experiences, significantly alleviating feelings of loneliness and isolation, and allowing space for healing and understanding.
"I used to drive down the street thinking I had a sign on my car that said MY SON KILLED HIMSELF ... Now they know."
Read at Psychology Today
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