The Canadian Association for  Suicide Prevention has created a guide (based on the handbook created by the Klinic Community Health Centre) that offers support and information for individuals coping with a loved one's suicide attempt or displayed other suicidal behaviours. After a Suicide Attempt: A Guide for Family and Friends outlines what to expect at the hospital, details the rights of both the individual in crisis and their concerned family members, and provides insights into the emotional struggles someone with suicidal thoughts may be facing. Additionally, the guide includes practical tips on assisting and supporting the struggling individual and suggestions on ways to manage stress and practice self-care during this challenging period. A curated list of resources and references is also provided to aid further those seeking help. The guide underscores the distressing nature of suicidal behaviour for both the at-risk individual and their support network while emphasizing that crises can lead to personal growth, heightened self-awareness, and the discovery of more effective coping mechanisms. It encourages compassion towards oneself and those in distress, fostering hope and resilience amid chaos and fear. Lastly, the guide offers a curated list of resources and references to further aid those seeking help.