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In 1991 at just 23, Sally Raymond’s eldest son Jon gunned his car into a retaining wall to be instantly killed.
The shock catapulted this new psychotherapist on an arduous journey of personal retrospective and extensive research which just culminated in her recently-released book, The Son I Knew Too Late: A Guide to Help You Survive and Thrive
This book is written to help parents, sufferers, loved ones and friends knowledgeably support young people’s individual stability, progress, inner growth and resilience through all stages of childhood, adolescence, and adulthood.
Since his suicide, Sally has been on a mission is to tell Jon’s stories in a way that will help others avoid what he and she did not. For the truth is, all that has been done to prevent suicide isn’t working. Today suicide is of critical and burgeoning proportions, not only in America but worldwide.
The proof? Suicide recently rose to be the second leading cause of death among Americans aged 15-24. This statistic is especially chilling given that it has never before happened. Today, only accidents kill more youth than the number of youth killing themselves. Raymond’s book is a life “thrival” guide and suicide prevention resource for parents, teachers, and those who work with youth: a first-of-its-kind blueprint for taking action to save llives at any age.

After surviving deep personal challenges, Sally A. Raymond turned her pain into purpose.
As an author and advocate, she shares her journey of resilience and the tools she used to rebuild her life — empowering others to do the same.
Today, she brings her message of hope to schools, conferences, and community organizations across North America.


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