by AnneMoss Rogers | Oct 12, 2026 | Events
I didn’t get to the “feeling liberated” part right away. I had to go through terror, pain, and self-doubt first. My son Charles’s depression, his substance use disorder, and his suicide were all tough topics for which I felt directly...
by AnneMoss Rogers | Sep 25, 2026 | For Parents, For Workplaces, Suicide Prevention
This is a script for those days or weeks after your child has admitted to having thoughts of suicide or has come home from a hospital stay after a suicide attempt. You may feel terrified and want to call or text your child every half hour and ask them if they are OK....
by AnneMoss Rogers | Sep 14, 2026 | Events
People think little kids, especially children under 12, don’t think about suicide. We sometimes make the mistake of thinking that if a young child doesn’t have the knowledge or ability to carry out a suicide, that there is no suicide risk. A suicide at this age...
by AnneMoss Rogers | Sep 9, 2026 | Events, Grief & Loss
Find Purpose After Profound Loss Fill Out The Application After Charles, age 20, died by suicide in 2015, I could barely function. As I slowly managed my way through the agony of grief, I struggled with a question that wouldn’t go away: How do I make meaning out...
by AnneMoss Rogers | Sep 7, 2026 | Mental Health, Resources, Substance misuse, Suicide Prevention
The following books are ones I’ve read. The first two are my books. The rest are ones that I have read on the subject of mental health, suicide, or substance use disorder. I have a link to the grief books, too, for adults and kids. FYI: The links to the books...
