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Student’s Mom Died By Suicide, What To Do

Dr. Kevin Skinner provides guidance for teachers supporting high school students coping with the loss of a parent to suicide. He emphasizes that presence and simple gestures of care often matter more than finding the “right words.” A teacher can express concern by saying something like, “I’m thinking of you and here if you ever need to talk.” It’s important to provide a safe, open space while respecting the student’s need to process at their own pace.

Dr. Skinner also suggests encouraging classmates to write supportive notes, emphasizing kindness and care. This collective effort can help the student feel less isolated and surrounded by compassion, but the teacher should monitor the activity to ensure appropriateness. Acts of empathy and connection can make a significant positive impact during such a challenging time.

https://parentguidance.org/courses/lessons/students-mom-died-by-suicide-how-to-help/