Clinicians reveal their coping strategies for suicide loss, indicating a need for better postvention plans.
Suicide loss is an "occupational hazard" for MHCs and most MHCs use emotion-focused strategies to cope with the emotional impact of suicide loss, aligning with assertions of the TMSC. Implications for implementing evidence-based postvention plans/procedures in clinical practice agencies are discussed.
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