Self-Care

Suicide prevention impacts not only professionals, but families and communities as well. NAASP offers self-care resources and frameworks designed to meet the unique needs of those affected by suicide-related work and experiences.

Who We Support

Families

Resources to support families navigating loss, concern, or ongoing suicide prevention involvement.

Attempt Survivors

Supportive, respectful tools that center healing, dignity, and lived experience.

Mental Health Professionals (MHPs)

Burnout prevention, emotional resilience strategies, and sustainable practice tools.

Medical Personnel

Support for emergency, primary care, and hospital-based professionals exposed to suicide-related trauma.

Caregivers & Peer Supporters

Tools to help caregivers and peers maintain boundaries, wellness, and long-term engagement.

Join the Association

Become part of a national network advancing suicide prevention in every community.