How to Cope with Suicidal Thoughts Factsheet

A factsheet produced by Rethink Mental Illness that can be downloaded for free here

How to Cope with Suicidal Thoughts Factsheet How to Cope with Suicidal Thoughts Factsheet

Help is at Hand Booklet

This is a booklet published by Public Health England to provide you with support and information after losing someone to suicide. This can be downloaded for free

Help Is At Hand booklet Help Is At Hand booklet

Beyond the Rough Rock Booklet

is a booklet for adults who are supporting a Child who has been Bereaved through Suicide. This booklet is produced by Winston’s Wish and can be purchased by clicking on this link

Beyond the Rough Rock Booklet Beyond the Rough Rock Booklet

Suicide - Coping with Loss Factsheet

A factsheet produced by Rethink Mental Illness that can be downloaded for free here

Suicide - Coping with Loss Factsheet Suicide - Coping with Loss Factsheet

Finding the Right Words Booklet

is a booklet that can help you if you are supporting someone who has lost someone to suicide that can be downloaded for free by clicking on the link

Finding the Right Words Finding the Right Words

Suicidal Thoughts - How to Support Someone Factsheet

A factsheet produced by Rethink Mental Illness that can be downloaded for free here

Prisoners - Suicidal thoughts - How to cope Prisoners - Suicidal thoughts - How to cope

Prisoners and Suicidal Thoughts

A factsheet produced by Rethink Mental Illness that can be downloaded for free here

Prisoners - Suicidal thoughts - How to cope Prisoners - Suicidal thoughts - How to cope

Inquests Factsheet

A factsheet produced by Rethink Mental Illness that can be downloaded for free here

Inquest Factsheet Inquest Factsheet

First Hand

A free downloadable booklet for helping you make sense of the lasting memories and emotions following the suicide of someone you didn’t know.

First Hand Making sense of the lasting memories and emotions following the suicide of someone you didn’t know. First Hand Making sense of the lasting memories and emotions following the suicide of someone you didn’t know.

What to do when someone dies

A free downloadable leaflet from the National Bereavement Service to help you know what practical tasks need completing when you lose someone. This is separated into four simple steps; notification, funeral, wills and probate.

What to do when someone dies - National Bereavement Service What to do when someone dies - National Bereavement Service

Inquests Handbook

The free downloadable handbook gives you detailed information on the investigation and inquest procedures after a death.

Inquest Handbook - A Guide for bereaved families, friends and advisors Inquest Handbook - A Guide for bereaved families, friends and advisors

Inquests - A factsheet for families

A free downloadable factsheet. This is a brief introduction as to what to expect at an Inquest and designed to give an overview about the purpose and process of a Coroner’s Inquest. This is produced by the Coroner's Court Support Service. More detailed information is available from the Ministry of Justice Guide to Coroner Services.

Inquests - A factsheet for families Inquests - A factsheet for families

Guide to coroner services

The free downloadable ‘Guide to coroner services’ is primarily for bereaved people but others involved in or affected by a coroner investigation or attending a coroner’s inquest may also find it helpful.

A Guide to Coronors Services A Guide to Coronors Services

Zero Suicide Prevention Alliance Free Training

Free online training courses for anyone who wants to know how to recognise and support someone who is suicidal. This course is useful if you just want to know more about suicide or if you want to know more so that you can help a loved one, a coworker, a neighbour or a member of the public. There is a 5-10 minute gateway course and a 20 minute course that goes into more detail. Zero Suicide Alliance is funded by the Department of Health and Rethink Mental Illness is one of the member organisations.

Zero Suicide Alliance Training Zero Suicide Alliance Training

We need to talk about suicide training course

This free, online course takes around 60-90 minutes to complete and is designed for health care professionals and volunteers to enable them to recognise early warning signs of suicide, support patients and their families, as well as offering additional health services in this time of need. The e-Learning resource has been developed alongside Public Health England (PHE) and has been supported by families who have lived through suicide, as well as health care professionals who work in mental health services.

We need to talk about suicide online course We need to talk about suicide online course