Suicide Loss Support Group
If you have experienced the loss of a loved one to suicide, know that you are not alone.
Hope is possible
Suicide loss support groups create safe spaces for individuals who have experienced the loss of loved ones to suicide, allowing them to find comfort and empathy. These groups not only offer emotional support but also cultivate a sense of community as members face the unique challenges of grieving after a suicide. This group is intended for adults.
Suicide Survivor Loss
Suicide is like a "grenade exploding within a family or community," the aftermath leaves those closest to the situation profoundly hurt and deeply troubled. Many individuals struggle with overwhelming emotions, transformed relationships, and new responsibilities. Although every circumstance is distinct, certain challenges are common among survivors of suicide loss.
Understanding survivor reactions can be beneficial. While being informed doesn't make these feelings vanish—this will require time and likely a significant amount of grief work—it can be comforting to recognize that others have similar experiences. It is possible to not only endure but also to thrive beyond mere survival. In this section, you will find insights and information regarding issues faced by survivors.
This group is free and donations are greatly appreciated
Find Support
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Where
This group is hybrid.
You can join us in person at 900 Long Lake Rd, Suite 215, New Brighton MN 55112
Or join us online. A link will be sent to you after registration.
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When
Every other Saturday
10:00am-11:30am
Starting June 27, 2026
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Why
The Justin Center offers healing support for individuals navigating the shock, profound grief, and intricate emotions that arise from losing a loved one to suicide. We hope you discover valuable resources here to assist you in coping with, and ultimately healing from, the pain of your loss.
Introducing Andrea...
Andrea Perla is a dedicated mental health professional with over a decade of experience in social work. She holds a LICSW and master's degree in social work and has built her career supporting individuals navigating complex social systems, providing care coordination, managing the elderly waiver, and supporting individuals with addiction- anxiety, depression, major life transitions, including divorce, co-parenting, and shifting family roles.
Known for her strong critical thinking, adaptability, and passionate presence in fast-paced environments, Andrea brings both compassion and structure to her work. She’s honored to work with survivors of suicide loss to ensure everyone’s journey is inclusive and seeks to honor everyone's path to foster hope and co-create a nonjudgmental, warm environment that welcomes grief; a space to heal in their own way, and on their own timeline. Navigating the pain of that loss is a fundamental step toward hope and healing. Bringing honesty, light sarcasm, and especially a deep commitment to processing all emotions, because everyone deserves to live a wholesome life.
Honor a loved one
In remembering, we honor their spirit and heal ours
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