One’s own death is always a disturbing and mysterious experience. Other’s bring about mourning and suffering. When death is caused by the deceased himself, the situation is more complex, the grieving process more difficult. Of course, all the usual elements of the mourning and grieving process are found in these traumatic bereavements but they entail specific aspects : suicide is still regarded as a bad death, which may stigmatize the close ones. It leads to a state of shock and an intense depression. Traumatic images of the deceased delay the work of mourning and torture those who live it. Feelings of guilt are extreme. These difficult bereavements call for an appropriate response, especially with children and adolescents.