Postvention Practices for Military Settings (Podcast)

“Postvention Practices for Military Settings” is a Short Takes on Suicide Prevention podcast episode featuring Kim Ruocco (Vice President of T.A.P.S.) and Dr. Maggie Guglielmi (Stratton VAMC). Hosted by Dr. Sarra Nazem, this episode explores innovative postvention strategies for military-connected communities, including how to build effective postvention teams and peer support for loss survivors. The conversation offers practical guidance for supervisors, providers, and caregivers supporting service members and veterans after a suicide.


Additional resources: find the Postvention Guide for Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) Leadership here.


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