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We have a new book!
“The New World of Suicide Loss” was written with the new loss survivor in mind.
While in the “Devastation Phase,” there is so much confusion. This book will hopefully start a survivor on a path of healing.
Now available on AMAZON!
Purchase the book in either Paperback or Kindle Form by clicking HERE!
Here are a few quotes from the book:
“This book is short and to the point. It is perfect for those finding themselves on the journey of losing a loved one to suicide. I really like the fact that it doesn’t try to tell you how to grieve, just that all your feelings are normal and valid. This short, easy to read book is perfect for those in the early days while still in shock and unable to keep attention to anything for a long period of time. I feel that this book will be very comforting in the early days as a gentle reminder that you are not alone.” ~Codi
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“Tracy does an excellent job of introducing suicide loss to new survivors. I will keep extra copies to pass along to those at the beginning of their suicide loss journey.” ~Jacque
This content is designed to help individuals who have lost someone to suicide navigate their grief by addressing common fears, questioning foundational beliefs, and finding a way forward.
You’re tackling a deeply emotional and isolating experience—one that can overwhelm people with uncertainty. This content aims to solve these problems by:
- Providing education to reduce fear and misconceptions around grief.
- Normalizing feelings so individuals don’t feel alone in their responses.
- Offering guidance in small, manageable steps to prevent emotional paralysis.
- Encouraging connection with peer support and professional resources.
- Affirming hope for the future by showing how healing and personal growth are possible.
By structuring it into VIDEO modules, you’re being guided through a process that acknowledges your pain while equipping you with tools to find support, stability, and a path forward. You’re finding reassurance that while grief is difficult, you do not have to navigate it alone.