Key Considerations for Working with Survivors of Suicide Loss
$25.95
Suicide is now among the top four causes of death for some age groups in the United States and the 11th cause of death in the entire US population, leaving many bereaved survivors, including children and teens, in need of informed grief support and guidance. Join Joanne Harpel, President of Coping After Suicide, to learn the most prevalent grief reactions of suicide loss survivors; how suicide bereavement is similar yet different from other traumatic loss; how suicide loss may affect family systems; and strategies for effective grief support.
Program Viewing
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Continuing Education
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Learning Objectives
At the conclusion of this program, participants will be able to:
- Identify common themes in the emotional impact of suicide loss on individuals and families
- Recognize particular themes among teen survivors of suicide loss
- Describe whether and how bereavement after suicide is quantitatively and qualitatively different from bereavement after other causes of death.
