Skip to content
Suicide Grief SupportSuicide Grief Support
  • OFFERINGS
    • EMDR INTENSIVES
    • EMDR GRIEF RETREATS
      • OCT 2026 Weekend Retreat
      • SKIING RETREAT March 2027
      • SEP 2027 Women’s Retreat
  • SUPPORT US
    • DONATE
    • GIVE US YOUR FEEDBACK
  • ABOUT US
  • PODCAST
  • BLOG
  • RESOURCES
    • SEPTEMBER WEBINAR
    • FREE RESOURCES
    • RELEASING GUILT MASTERCLASS
  • CONTACT
  • DONATE
Suicide Grief Support, Trauma Informed Grief Coaching and EMDR for women after suicide loss, support for women who have lost someone through suicide, Dr Sue Egan, suicide support

FIND OUT WHEN NEW EPISODES ARE RELEASED

Sign up for regular supportive blogs, podcasts and details of upcoming retreats and offers of support.

Thank you!

You have successfully joined our subscriber list.

If you’re grieving, there are probably things happ If you’re grieving, there are probably things happening inside you that nobody warned you about. Especially after suicide loss, grief can be complicated, unpredictable and incredibly lonely. Some days you might need to talk. Some days you might need to be alone. Some days you might even laugh and enjoy yourself, and none of that means you love or miss the person any less. Be gentle with yourself. You are learning how to live with something you never asked to carry. 🤍 If you’re grieving a suicide loss, we hope this reminds you that what you’re experiencing isn’t something you have to navigate completely alone. #suicidegriefsupport #griefsupport #suicideloss #grief #griefjourney
No one should have to navigate suicide grief alone No one should have to navigate suicide grief alone. Suicide loss can leave people feeling isolated in ways that are difficult to explain. That is why the work we do at Suicide Grief Support is so important to us. We’ve now become a Community Interest Company (CIC), which means donations and any surplus generated through our work are reinvested into our mission to reduce the stigma and isolation surrounding suicide bereavement and increase access to specialist support. Your donation can help us: • Provide subsidised places on our trauma-informed retreats for people who may otherwise be unable to access specialist support • Develop educational resources for individuals and families affected by suicide loss • Produce our podcast, helping people feel less alone and opening up conversations around suicide grief • Raise awareness and promote more compassionate suicide postvention • Continue growing the community and making specialist support more accessible. There is absolutely no pressure to donate. Sharing our work, listening to our podcast, attending a retreat or simply helping someone find us can also make a difference. But if you would like to contribute to the work we’re doing, you can now donate through the link in our bio. Thank you for helping us build a community where people affected by suicide loss can feel less alone. #suicidegriefsupport #griefsupport #griefcommunity #donate #communityinterestcompany
It was an absolute delight to hold space this week It was an absolute delight to hold space this weekend at @medicinefestival Festival for parents supporting their children through their adolescent years. During the workshops, I openly shared my own journey as a single mum to four children, navigating mental health difficulties alongside them, woven together with the psychology and biology of this fascinating period of all our lives – a time when the brain is undergoing extraordinary change, pruning some less-used connections and strengthening others as it gradually reorganises towards adulthood. Everyone who attended was able to share their feelings and some of the challenges they have been experiencing with their children. Some were already parenting teenagers, while others had preteens and simply wanted to prepare themselves for what might lie ahead. Thank you to everyone who came and shared so openly. Teen suicide rates are rising, and more spaces like this are needed to support those who support them. We hope to provide many more as time goes on. Medicine Festival is a beautiful space, with so much love and acceptance – a place where difficult topics can be shared openly, alongside good music, connection, joy and community. Where outsiders don’t fell so alone. I feel very grateful to have been a small part of it again this year. May the movement continue ❤️🙏❤️ #medicinefestival #suicidegriefsupport #suicideloss #griefsupport
We were deeply saddened to hear of the passing of We were deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Professor Jason Arday at just 41. It is easy, especially when someone has been at the centre of public attention, for a person’s life to become reduced to what we read about them. But behind every headline is a human being and behind every loss are people who are now having to live without someone they loved. Whatever we think about the conversations surrounding Jason, his death is a reminder to pause and remember the person at the centre of them. Our thoughts are with everyone who knew and loved him. 🤍
I’ve arrived at @medicinefestival for my next work I’ve arrived at @medicinefestival for my next workshop, bringing Up Teenagers in a Modern World on Friday and Sunday, 5–7pm in the Family Area. We’ll be looking at the psychology of teenagers, what’s really going on beneath the surface and how we can better understand and support them through the challenges of growing up today. If you’re bringing up a teenager, come and join me. Let’s talk about what they need from us; and how we can support them better. Thanks to all the organisers and guests of the festival who spread love and awareness through their work. ♥️🙏♥️ #suicidegriefsupport #griefsupport #workshops #events #suicideloss
After suicide loss, your mind can become stuck on After suicide loss, your mind can become stuck on high alert; replaying, predicting and searching for things that could have been different. Our latest blog looks at why this happens and some simple, gentle ways to create a little space from negative thinking. Read the full blog via the link in our bio. 🤍 Read the latest blog #suicidegriefsupport #newblog #negativethinking #griefsupport #suicideloss
Suicide Grief Support, Trauma Informed Grief Coaching and EMDR for women after suicide loss, support for women who have lost someone through suicide, Dr Sue Egan, suicide support
ABOUT

Suicide Grief Support CIC
Providing trauma-informed retreats, education, and support for people affected by suicide bereavement.

Any surplus generated is reinvested to increase access to specialist support and subsidised retreat places.

A Community Interest Company registered in England and Wales.
Company Number: 17298283

quick links
  • OFFERINGS
    • EMDR INTENSIVES
    • EMDR GRIEF RETREATS
      • OCT 2026 Weekend Retreat
      • SKIING RETREAT March 2027
      • SEP 2027 Women’s Retreat
  • SUPPORT US
    • DONATE
    • GIVE US YOUR FEEDBACK
  • ABOUT US
  • PODCAST
  • BLOG
  • RESOURCES
    • SEPTEMBER WEBINAR
    • FREE RESOURCES
    • RELEASING GUILT MASTERCLASS
  • CONTACT
CONTACT

Email drsue@suicidegriefsupport.com

Copyright 2026 © Suicide Grief Support CIC | All Rights Reserved | Disclaimer | Privacy & Cookie Policy
Website by Cascade Design in association with Whitebark
  • OFFERINGS
    • EMDR INTENSIVES
    • EMDR GRIEF RETREATS
      • OCT 2026 Weekend Retreat
      • SKIING RETREAT March 2027
      • SEP 2027 Women’s Retreat
  • SUPPORT US
    • DONATE
    • GIVE US YOUR FEEDBACK
  • ABOUT US
  • PODCAST
  • BLOG
  • RESOURCES
    • SEPTEMBER WEBINAR
    • FREE RESOURCES
    • RELEASING GUILT MASTERCLASS
  • CONTACT
  • DONATE