Reframing Intangible Losses: Loss of a Friend or Family Member Who Died by Suicide – Quick Guide (PDF Download)

Losing someone to suicide brings a unique kind of grief—one often tangled with guilt, unanswered questions, and deep emotional pain. Many survivors carry the weight of “I should have known” or “I could have prevented it,” even though suicide is a complex issue beyond any one person’s control. Reframing Intangible Losses: Healing Guilt and Grief from Suicide Loss is a downloadable PDF guide designed to help survivors of suicide loss navigate their emotions, release self-blame, and find a path toward healing.

In this guide, you’ll explore:

• The top 10 limiting beliefs surrounding suicide loss, such as “It’s my fault,” “I should have done more,” and “I cannot heal from this pain.”
• Gentle, compassionate mindset shifts to help you recognize that you are not responsible for another person’s choices or struggles.
• Practical strategies for processing grief, reducing guilt, and finding emotional support in the aftermath of loss.

This guide is not about ignoring the pain—it’s about helping you release the burden of guilt, honor your loved one’s memory in a healthy way, and take steps toward healing.

For a deeper transformation, explore our Limiting Belief Comprehensive Assessment or explore our Limiting Beliefs 101 & 201 Workbooks for an even more in-depth approach to overcoming limiting beliefs

Download Reframing Intangible Losses: Healing Guilt and Grief from Suicide Loss today and take the first step toward finding peace and self-compassion.