Suicide Loss Support
Baxter Health Suicide Loss Support is available for those who have lost a loved one to suicide. While we cannot take away the pain, we want everyone to know that they are not alone. Some have also been personally affected by suicide or sudden loss and are committed to offering hope, support, and resources that have helped other survivors.
The information linked below includes resources, contact information for local therapists, grief counselors, and support groups available in our community. If you encounter any barriers to accessing these services or would like assistance with scheduling an appointment, please call 870-508-6465 or 870-508-3466.
- Companioning | Loss Community Services
- Detailed Survivor's Checklist
- Documents to Keep After Death
- Grief Support Groups
- Grief Work
- Healing Conversations | American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
- Local Therapy List
- Memorial Projects
- Steps to Survival
- Support Group Poem
- Surviving Suicide Loss Resource Healing Guide | American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
- Survivor Checklist
- Talking to Your Children About Suicide | Together We Can
We understand that every person’s experience and needs are unique. If you are looking for support that is not included above, please call 870-508-6465 or 870-508-3466, and we will do our best to connect you with the resources you need. Peer support from individuals who have also experienced the loss of a loved one to suicide is available and can be arranged upon request.
If you have any questions or need additional support, please call 870-508-6465 or 870-508-3466.
Please note that Baxter Health Suicide Loss Support is not an emergency service. If you are experiencing a mental health crisis, are having thoughts of harming yourself, or are in any emergency situation, call 911 or 988 immediately, or go to your nearest emergency department, which is available 24 hours a day.How Can We Help?
