Helpful Resources
The following is a list of resources to help you find life’s light.
We are not affiliated with most of these organizations nor endorse them.
All resources are used at your own risk and reward.
Alliance of Hope – “We help people survive suicide loss, and go beyond ‘just surviving,’ to lead meaningful and productive lives.”
The BeliEve Foundation – “Helps grieving families in Minnesota facing hardship after the death of their child by providing immediate and practical financial assistance and partnering with other organizations to offer ongoing emotional support and healing.”
Beyond the Yellow Ribbon NE Metro – “A comprehensive community and corporate support network that connects and coordinates agencies, organizations, and resources to meet the needs of Minnesota’s military veterans, service members, and families in all military branches.”
Brighter Days Grief Center – “A special place of HOPE and healing for Minnesota children, adults, and families.”
Does The Dog Die? – “Crowdsourced emotional spoilers for movies, tv, books and more.” Find out if a movie, tv or book may trigger during the grieving process.
The Grief Club of Minnesota – “A safe haven of support, compassion, education and hope. We provide services by licensed mental health counselors at no cost so that families can navigate grief in healthy ways.”
Halos of the St. Croix Valley – “Provides emotional and financial support to bereaved parents who have lost a child from miscarriage through age 20 and reside in Minnesota or Wisconsin.”
Healing Conversations – “Healing conversations gives survivors of suicide loss the opportunity to speak with volunteers, who are themselves loss survivors.”
Invisible Wounds Project – “Proudly serves our military, police, fire, EMS, frontline medical staff, corrections, 911 dispatch, and their families, as it relates to mental wellness, PTSD, and suicide.”
The Justin Center for Transformation and Healing – “Offers healing support for individuals navigating the shock, profound grief, and intricate emotions that arise from losing a loved one to suicide.” – Site affilitated with a board member.
Our Side of Suicide – “We are survivors sharing our stories and do our best to explain what has worked for us.”
Robert Holden – Loveability and the Happiness Program. Learn to live life with love and happiness.
Yoga With Adriene – “Yoga offers up a way for us to see a world that is working for you instead of against you.”
Experiencing a Mental Health Crisis?
Call 911 for emergency services
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: Call 988 or 1-800-273-TALK (8255) to talk to a trained phone counselor 24/7
Online and chat help: 988 Lifeline
Crisis Text Line: Text MN to 741741 to chat with a trained crisis counselor 24/7