Dealing with the aftermath of a violent crime can be emotionally agonizing. Following a homicide, many people experience crisis, especially if the event was sudden, intense, and difficult to understand. Other stressors of a violent crime include financial pressure, both because of the loss of the loved one’s income and any medical and funeral expenses. […]
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A traumatic event such as death or suicide can be unbearably difficult for families. Still, grieving together as a family can be very helpful when coping and regaining strength. For tips on grieving as a family, continue reading. Celebrate Your Loved One’s Birthday Celebrating family traditions that remind you of your loved one is an important part […]
Between peer pressure, bodily changes, and stress, teens these days certainly have a lot on their plate. But if your teen is acting more down than usual, crying a lot, and not taking interest in the things that he or she used to, there may be a serious emotional issue that should be addressed right […]
If you have lost a loved one to suicide, the grieving and recovery process can be very difficult. Fortunately, there are a number of resources out there that can help you. We encourage you to use the following suicide resources whether you are a loss survivor, suicide attempt survivor, or concerned friend or family member. SpeakUp! Based […]
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