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USPV Brochure (print only)
This full-color brochure introduces Uniting for Suicide Postvention (USPV). Order this 8.5x8.5 brochure to share with patients, providers, co-workers, and friends at your facility or next event.

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USPV Notepad
This notepad is great for personal use or to share with patients, providers, co-workers, and friends or to have available at your next workplace event. The notepad is 4.25x5.5, with 50 college-ruled pages, featuring the USPV logo and web-address.

Request for free from the MIRECC order form.

USPV Picture Frame Magnet
This picture frame magnet is great for personal use or for sharing with colleagues and clients. This magnet has two pieces:

  1) Outer frame (4.25” x 6.25”) – features the USPV logo and web-address and can hold a standard size (4 x 6”) photo

  2) Inner pop-out magnet (3” x 4”) - features the USPV “Postvention is Prevention” lotus/infographic

Request for free from the MIRECC order form.

USPV Magnet or Repositionable Sticker
This 4.4 x 2 product featuring the USPV logo and web-address can be requested as either a magnet or repositionable sticker. The sticker/cling can be easily removed from most surfaces to be reused. Order this sticker or magnet to share with patients, providers, co-workers, or friends at your facility or next event.

Request for free from the MIRECC order form.

Logos and Graphics

USPV Banner
Other Versions: Community Purple | Providers Green | Workplace Orange

USPV Large Logo
Other Versions: White | Blue | Black

USPV Small Logo
Other Versions: Blue Circle | Blue Circle with USPV | White Circle with USPV

USPV Postvention is Prevention Lotus

USPV Products

Infographics | Podcasts | Films | Blogs

INFOGRAPHICS

After a Suicide Loss: Many Lives Touched
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Losing a Patient to Suicide: When Personal and Professional Converge
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Supporting Employees After a Suicide: Mapping Your Workplace Plan
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Connecting with a Suicide Loss Survivor: What You Can Do to Help
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PODCASTS

POSTVENTION 101

Check out the “Postvention 101” podcast to hear Dr. Jack Jordan lay a foundation for understanding what suicide postvention is, what it entails, who it is for, and why it is essential to a comprehensive suicide prevention plan. Jack Jordan, PhD is a clinical psychologist, grief therapist and published researcher in the field.

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SUICIDE LOSS EXPERIENCE

Suicide loss survivors experience complicated thoughts and emotions, no matter their relationship to the person who died. The following podcast episodes are available to provide insight about common feelings and experiences following a suicide for these two audiences:

Family and Friends

Providers

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WORKPLACE SETTING SERIES

The breadth of individuals impacted by a suicide loss can vary greatly depending upon the setting in which the loss occurs. The following podcast episodes are available to provide setting-specific guidance for postvention practices.

Medical Centers

General Workplaces

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Crisis Centers

Schools

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Mental Health Centers and Private Practices

Military Settings

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MANAGING LEGAL AND ETHICAL CONCERNS FOLLOWING A SUICIDE

Navigating legal and ethical considerations following a suicide loss can be tough. The following podcast features psychologist, Dr. Vanessa McGann, and suicide malpractice lawyer, Skip Simpson, J.D., discussing how to consider important legal and ethical elements before and after a suicide loss.

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FILMS

Play the complete playlist of USPV films!

BLOGS

PROVIDERS' PERSPECTIVE BLOGS

Full Circle - Written by B.L.

Suicide “Succs”- Anonymous

“…The year was 1991 and suicide was a topic we didn’t understand or discuss. There were no support groups for survivors and no internet to find resources…” Read More [temporarily unavailable]

“Dealing with the aftermath of having a client suicide was so different from any other loss that I have experienced. It was difficult to even know how to feel…” Read More [temporarily unavailable]

COMMUNITY PERSPECTIVE BLOGS

Sibling Suicide Loss: Grieving Alone and Surviving Together - Written by Lena Heilmann

“In November 2012, I lost my sister Danielle to suicide. She had just turned 24; she would be turning 32 this year. As her older sister, I felt protective of her throughout her life and had to confront intense guilt and loneliness when she died…”
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