Give to the Max 2023
During this important time, we are raising money to print more All Ages Workbook + Activity Guides, so that children and adults can work through grief and trauma. The questions and activities are intended to guide loss survivors as they navigate their bereavement. This all ages tool helps suicide loss survivors on their path to healing.
We offer the workbooks at no cost to anyone in need, and our supply is running low. Your support will help us print 250 new workbooks for us to distribute to those in need.
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. Each person will experience it in their own way and at their own pace.
About Us
Suicide Survivors' Club (SSC) is an organization dedicated to ending the stigma of loss by suicide through integrative art and narrative tools that support loss survivors. SSC provides support and education to help individuals process their grief with the hope they will heal and restore their lives.
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"Most Impressed"
"Complexity of the Process"
"A Labor of Love"
“As a family therapist specializing in grief I was most impressed with the way in which this series captures the internal world of a particular family grieving a suicide death. One can hear in each family member’s words how differently they experienced their loss developmentally and how they evolved over time.”
Janice Nadeau, PhD.
Licensed Psychologist, Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist, Registered Nurse, Fellow In Thanatology
“These books should help any reader to better comprehend the complexity of the process of recovery from the suicide of a loved one, that it can’t be sorted into neat boxes, that it takes a long long long time, and that much of it involves living an ordinary life, an ordinary life that makes acres of room for grieving and healing.”
David Morris, Ph.D.
Licensed Psychologist
"Parenting the Suicide Survivor’s Club is a labor of love and a heartfelt gift to suicide survivors everywhere. Author Rebecca Anderson shares this most intimate and private journey for the common good of all of us who have shared a death of a loved one by suicide. She provides another option for the healing journey and step by step shows us the way. ”
Janet Benz, DNP, RN,
Founder of The Christopher Benz Foundation – lost her son Christopher to suicide at age 17 in 2007