If you are experiencing suicidal thoughts, we know that your pain is real. But it’s important to remember that they can pass.
Rethink Mental Illness offers a range of suicide prevention services, from providing advice and information, emergency guidance, to community support to help you through the toughest times.
Expert advice and information
Our mission is to ensure that no one has to go through this alone. We offer practical advice and information for people experiencing suicidal thoughts, as well as for their loved ones, so everyone can find the support they need to move forward with hope and confidence.
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Peer and community support
Our peer and community support groups connect you with other people who understand what you’re going through.
Sharing experiences and advice can be a powerful way to find hope and strength.
We’re proud to make our services inclusive and accessible, so everyone feels welcome and supported, whatever their background.
How we help
"Rethink has put us on our feet, helped us come to terms with our grief "
Peter and Janine reflect on the death of their daughter, Becky, who very sadly took her life 18 months ago. They were offered support from Rethink Mental Illness’ Support After Suicide service in Surrey.
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“When we see the sun, there is always hope”
After losing her brother to suicide, Hilary was struck with shock and unanswered questions. She reflects on the happy memories of her brother and the support she received from Rethink Mental Illness’ suicide bereavement service.
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"I rebuilt my relationship with my family, made new friends and feel I have so much to live for"
After a difficult adolescence, Ziggy found himself in a constant roulette of manic episodes and attempt at taking his life. With support from family, friends and professionals, like our Advice and Information Service, Ziggy is now able to enjoy life.
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"Suicidal thoughts do not stem from wanting to hurt others or seek attention"
Jen shares her experience dealing with suicidal thoughts and draws attention to the stigma around them and the importance of finding the right support.
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