Suicide & Crisis Support/Prevention Resources
It is normal to feel depressed, sad, angry, anxious, and to experience loss of sleep. However, grief may become overwhelming for those who:
- Are experiencing suicidal thoughts.
- Call 911 Immediately!
- Contact LoveLines Crisis Ministry Connection, phone: 612-379-1199.
- Or contact National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. They provide 24/7, free and confidential support for people in distress, prevention and crisis resources for you or your loved ones, and best practices for professionals. They also have a 24/7 chatline.
- Aditional Suicide Loss and Prevention Resources
- Have lost a loved one to suicide.
- Southwest Metro Suicide Bereavement Support Group
- Location: Lutheran Church of Christ the Redeemer 5440 Penn Avenue South
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55410 - Primary Contact: Vicki Bresson
- Phone: 952-300-2041
- email: vbresson@comcast.net
- Location: Lutheran Church of Christ the Redeemer 5440 Penn Avenue South
- Southwest Metro Suicide Bereavement Support Group
- Are dependent on alcohol or drugs.
- Have completely withdrawn from family and friends.
- Have extreme feelings of anger.
- Suffer from debilitating loss of sleep.
- Experience a lot of anxiety.
- Need assistance to deal with their depression
Counseling Resources
- NorthStar Regional
- Locations: Chanhassen, Chaska, and Maple Grove
- Phone: 952-448-6557
- email: info@northstarregional.com
- Counseling Care
- Locations: Lake Elmo, Burnsville
- Phone: 651-379-0444 (Lake Elmo); 952-892-8495 (Burnsville)
- Hope Renewed Counseling
- Location: Plymouth
- Primary Contact: Melody Richards
- Phone: 612-616-0224
- Nystrom and Associates
- Phone (All Locations): 844-697-8766
- Locations in: Apple Valley, Baxter, Big Lake, Bloomington, Coon Rapids, Duluth, Eden Prairie, Maple Grove, New Brighton, Otsego, St. Cloud, Woodbury
- Lutheran Social Services:
- FREE Counseling for Veterans and families of Veterans
It is normal to feel depressed, sad, angry, anxious, and to experience loss of sleep.
