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You are not along when experiencing a loss due to suicide. Postvention is a collaborative approach to support individuals who have experienced a loss due to suicide.

What is postvention?
Postvention is the support and help given after a suicide has happened. It focuses on assisting people who are affected by the death, such as family, friends, coworkers, and communities. The main goal of postvention is to reduce the risk of more suicides, help people deal with their grief and pain, and support healing in a healthy way. Postvention is considered an important part of suicide prevention efforts. To be most effective, postvention strategies and procedures should be proactive, collaborative, and reflect the context of the community.

Special focus should be given to:
- Support for Grieving Individuals and Communities: Offering emotional support to people who have lost a loved one to suicide through counseling, support groups, collective healing practices, and other resources.
- Crisis Intervention: Providing immediate help to those close to the person who died, as they may be at higher risk for suicide themselves.
- Education and Awareness: Teaching the community, friends, and family about warning signs of mental health crises and suicide to help them support themselves and others.
- Reducing Stigma: Addressing the stigma around suicide and mental health by encouraging open conversations and providing safe spaces for people to share their feelings.
- Contagion Prevention: Preventing suicide contagion, or the risk of others attempting suicide after exposure to it, through responsible media reporting and offering resources to those at risk.

Proactive Support: MKE Local Outreach to Suicide Survivors (MKE L.O.S.S.)
The MKE L.O.S.S. Postvention Program is based on a nationally recognized effort to bring grief and bereavement support to survivors of suicide loss. The team is present to offer comfort, resources, and hope to anyone impacted by suicide loss. Team members offer contact with others who have experienced a loss while helping to coordinate services and support within the community that is culturally responsive and ultimately healing.