Living With Grief for Suicide Loss Survivors
Living With Grief for Suicide Loss Survivors In the aftermath of a death by suicide, loss survivors—family, friends, and others impacted—are often confronted by a complex tapestry of emotions that
How To Support Survivors of Suicide Loss: A Guide to Being There in the Aftermath
How To Support Survivors of Suicide Loss: A Guide to Being There in the Aftermath Every year in the US, about 1 million people are directly impacted by the suicide
Helping Survivors of Suicide: What can I do?
The loss of a loved one by suicide is often shocking, painful and unexpected. The grief that ensues can be intense, complex and long term. Grief and bereavement are an
Suicide Loss Survivors
Suicide Loss Survivors The loss of a loved one by suicide is often shocking, painful and unexpected. The grief that ensues can be intense, complex and long term. Grief and
Suicide Attempt Survivors and Lived Experience of Suicide
In 2014, AAS took the historic step of approving a membership division for people who have been suicidal and their supporters. Our goal is to make sure people who’ve been
Annual Awards
The American Association of Suicidology recognizes those within the community who Make An Impact each and every day. AAS is accepting nominations for the awards listed below to be presented
Community Support & Resources
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Equity & Anti-Racism
We believe that the only way for the field of suicidology to reduce suicide and build lives worth living for BIPOC is to dismantle systems of oppression. Statement on Equity
The American Association of Suicidology Announces Winners of the 2023 Paul G. Quinnett Lived Experience Writing Competition
THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF SUICIDOLOGY ANNOUNCES WINNERS OF THE 2023 PAUL G. QUINNETT LIVED EXPERIENCE WRITING COMPETITION November 27, 2023 | Washington, DC – The American Association of Suicidology (AAS), the
Protective Factors for Suicide
Protective Factors for Suicide Suicide is a global public health concern, impacting individuals, families, and communities. Recognizing and harnessing protective factors for suicide is a crucial strategy for mitigating suicide