Managing media interest - After a suicide

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Some people find it helpful and empowering to share their story of suicide loss. For others, dealing with the media is very stressful. It is your choice whether you speak with the media. This guide offers helpful tips to make informed decisions about managing media interest.

This resource was adapted from content originally developed by Manaaki Tāngata | Victim Support and kindly shared with the Mental Health Foundation of New Zealand.

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