Talking to Children About Suicide – Children’s Book

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Over the years, IIKELC has received many requests for a resource to support families in talking to their children about suicide. In response to these requests, we have created a children’s book called “Talking to Children About Suicide” that follows the story of a child attempting to understand and process this type of loss. 

This book is also a companion to the workshop “How to Talk to Children about Suicide“. The workshop describes how children are affected by grief and what families and friends can do to support a grieving child.

Talking to Children About Suicide is available in Inuktitut, English, Inuinnaqtun and French; you can request it by emailing embracelife@inuusiq.com

We hope this resource can help families navigate these difficult conversations. Please know that you are not alone.

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