When a child loses someone to suicide, life can feel confusing and scary. They may have big feelings and lots of questions. They need honest answers, patient adults, and a safe place to talk. With love and support, children can heal, grow, and find hope again.
Our Helping a Child After Suicide Loss resources give parents, grandparents, caregivers, teachers, counselors, and families simple tools to help children through grief. Our books, apps, printable resources, and wellness guides explain suicide loss in gentle, age-appropriate ways. They help adults start hard conversations, understand children’s grief, and build healthy coping skills.
The After the Silence book series and the LCH–After the Silence app are part of this family support ecosystem. Together, they provide practical guidance, comforting activities, journaling tools, coping strategies, and trusted resources to help children and families move through grief one day at a time.
No child should have to face suicide loss alone. Healing takes time, but hope is real. With patience, honesty, and caring support, children can learn that their feelings matter, their future is bright, and they are deeply loved.
