Post-Suicide Grief Process: A Systematic Review

[...]it was decided to include quantitative studies with comparative groups in order to understand whether these people are in the risk group or not, and qualitative studies to understand the grieving process in deeply. According to the findings, it can be stated that the bereavement process of people who experience the grief process after suicide is shaped in a different way. According to the same data, it was observed that the number of suicides, which was 2.584 in 2001, and the crude suicide rate, which was 3.97, increased over the years, and the crude suicide rate increased to 4.11 in 2019. While loss-oriented stressors are defined as a process in which the relationships, commitment and experiences related to the lost person are ruminatively thought about and including the feeling of longing, restoration-oriented stressors are secondary stressors that arise as a result of the loss and include the roles, relationships and situations that the individual needs to change in the absence of the lost person.