Resources for Loss Survivors People who have lost a loved one to suicide are at higher risk for suicide. They often experience the same feelings as other people suffering from the death of a loved one. Suicide loss survivors may also feel guilt, shame, anger, confusion, stigma, isolation, and a need to hide the cause of death. Connecting with others who have shared similar experiences can help. Resources for suicide loss support in Rhode Island Information about counseling, support groups, retreats, and other services for loss survivors in Rhode Island. The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention: I’ve lost someone Resources for loss survivors, including things to read, one-to-one support, and links to support groups. Hope Support Group SS Hope is a peer led support group for people who have lost someone to suicide. This survivor's support group has provided comfort and encouragement to its members for the past eight years and includes participants in various stages of suicide grief recovery. It is open to adults and teens accompanied by an adult who have experienced a loss due to suicide. Grief and Loss Coloring Book Clinicians at Bradley Hospital made a coloring book to help children open up and talk to adults about their feelings of grief. You can access the book here in Spanish and English.
