Crises Line 988
"To serve, inform, and comfort those whose loved one has died by suicide."
Crises Line 988
"To serve, inform, and comfort those whose loved one has died by suicide."
Retrospective Fatality Analysis (RFA) is a comprehensive exploration of the biopsychosocial and environmental factors that precede an individual's death by suicide (or other unnatural death.)
• Inform community based suicide prevention efforts • Provide meaning-making for the survivor. • Conduct Research • Provide legal testimony • Determine the manner of an equivocal death • Stop contagion • Inform Postvention efforts
• To serve a loss survivor by discussing and clarifying the events that led to the suicide.
• To stop a diffusion (contagion) in a community
• For case studies.
• To inform community-based suicide prevention.
• For equivocal death determinations, when the cause of death has not been determined.
• For prevention and research.
45, 979 suicides were reported in the United States in 2020.
Please be aware that behind every statistic, there is a person, with a family, and loss survivors who are grieving.
Research estimates that one hundred thirty-five people are exposed to each suicide-
6, 207,165 people in 2020 (Cerel, Brown, Maple, Singleton, Van de Venne, Moore, & Flaherty, 2019).
Accordingly, in 2020, the number of people experiencing significant life disruption due to suicide loss was 275 874 (Cerel et al., 2019).
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