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When you experience the suicide of a loved one; you may experience depression, feel anger against the loved one's abandonment, feel guilt and shame, you may even have suicidal thoughts yourself. You can bear the guilt and suffer alone. Or you may choose to join a Support Group. A safe non-judgmental place to express your thoughts and feelings. And in the process, you may even be able to help others who suffer. You can find HOPE after suicide loss!

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Grief is a normal and natural response to loss. We understand that grief comes in many forms and is unique to every individual. It can affect a person’s daily activities, routines, relationships and the way someone lives. Facing end-of-life issues or rebuilding a life after death can be one of the hardest things an individual, family or loved one will experience. We are here to help with that part of the process by offering grief care services free of charge to anyone in the community.

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In Wyoming, the Coroner investigates deaths due to the following reasons: Violent or Criminal action Apparent suicide Accidental Apparent drug or chemical overdose or toxicity. The deceased was unattended or had not see a Physician within six months prior to death. The Coroner is responsible to notify the next of kin of a death.

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Comprehensive, specialized medical care to terminally ill persons who have a prognosis of six months or less and are no longer receiving curative/life prolonging treatment. Hospice provides aggressive management of pain and other symptoms consistent with disease progression and the end of life addresses the social, emotional and spiritual needs of the patient and family through counseling, education and support.

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Offering weekly support group for anyone grieving a new, serious diagnosis, the terminal illness of oneself or a loved one or death of a loved one. Also, a support group for the bereaved due to suicide that meets once per month.

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This program works to reduce the use and abuse of Underage Drinking, Adult Overconsumption, Tobacco, Other Drugs, and Suicide as well as educate our community about mental health issues. In order to reach this goal, prevention collaborates with the County Prevention Coalitions which is comprised of parents, youth, educators, law enforcement, health and mental health professionals, youth-serving organizations, local businesses, and many others who believe in the goal of a drug-free community.

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Meets the 1st and 3rd Thursday of month from 6:30-8 p.m. Survivors coming together to support each other, to share feelings, ask questions and not be alone.

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A peer led loss class for those suffering a loss by suicide.

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Suicide Support Group, Facebook group and suicide awareness events

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The Y has the longstanding relationships and physical presence not just to promise, but to deliver, lasting personal and social change. Though the world may be unpredictable, one thing remains certain – the Y is, and always will be, dedicated to building healthy, confident, connected and secure children, adults, families and communities.

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Brain-based therapies including Brainspotting, EMDR and neurofeedback are offered at the Pines Counseling, LLC. Also provides services for a variety of needs including anxiety, depression, ADHD, grief and loss, couples, divorce reaction, parenting, abuse, complex trauma, DID, and PTSD.

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The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention provides several programs to educate the public on suicide prevention. These programs range from 1 hour to 8 hours and most can be held virtually or in-person.

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Healing Conversations is a one-time visit (phone, virtual, in-person) that connects those who have lost a loved one to suicide with trained volunteers who are also survivors of suicide loss. The goal of this connection is to help recent survivors navigate this challenging journey by offering support, connection and resources.

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