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The Leeds Mind Suicide Bereavement Services offer a safe space to talk and get practical guidance.
Anyone can use our services. For example, if you:
Our Suicide Bereavement team. “We get it because we’ve been there.”
We offer Suicide Bereavement Support in Bradford, Calderdale, Craven, Kirklees, Leeds and Wakefield.
If you’re accessing support as an individual, you’ll be assigned a suicide bereavement practitioner who has lived experience of loss by suicide. Through six one-hour sessions, you’ll have the space to talk and explore your feelings, as well as getting practical support.
You might have experienced loss as a group of friends, or part of a community group. You can receive support as a group with a postvention practitioner, to help you talk to and support each other.
If you lose a colleague, we can offer suicide bereavement support to a workplace. This can include group bereavement support, training, resources and signposting.
In Kirklees and Leeds we offer whole family support. This means that a parent or carer can benefit from one-to-one support, and the whole family, including children, can have sessions as a group.
In Bradford, Calderdale, Craven and Wakefield, we can also help support the whole family more indirectly. Get in touch for details.
If an education institution (such as a school, college or university) experiences a loss by suicide, it can be helpful to offer support to students, staff and your wider community. We can offer group bereavement support and training to help staff manage the situation. We can also offer resources and signposting to more services.
See our events programme and our latest courses listed below.
We hold monthly support groups (both online and face-to-face), as well as special, one-off events. Previous one-off events have included workshops to help you plan self-care around significant dates and anniversaries, and a family-friendly visit to the Donkey Sanctuary.
These events are for clients of the Suicide Bereavement Services. This is a great opportunity to be part of a community that understand because they have also experienced a loss through suicide.
Click below to see our calendar for October – December 2023.
A 6-week structured mental health and bereavement course to support young people aged 10-20 who have experienced traumatic and sudden bereavement through their loss and subsequent grief and distress.
It aims to validate feelings, increase understanding of grief, develop coping strategies and improve overall mental wellbeing.
To book on the course or for more information please email sbs@leedsmind.org.uk or call 0113 305 5800
Sometimes, people can be affected by suicide, but do not identify as being ‘bereaved’. This can include:
This experience can be very difficult and upsetting. Please do get in touch if you have been impacted by suicide in this way.
If you’re interested in receiving support for yourself, please select ‘refer yourself’. You can also call us or email if you’d like a chat about how the service works first.
We also take professional referrals (e.g. from doctors or other health professionals). If you are a professional referrer, please select the ‘professional referrals’ button below.
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