Two of my friends passed away this past two days from suicide. One was like my little brother and the other was an old boyfriend. I know this is a touchy subject but I want to know if theres a spell or a way to help heal their souls from where I am. I know I can talk to them but I wanted to know if there was a way to help. I planned it out for the first one but the second one was a semi truck to my heart. Is there even a way to help guide them out from that? Is that done on their own progression and stages of healing? Will I even help anything or make it more painful for them if they really wanted to leave?
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There is a lot of support on the other side, the rare exception for a person who doesn’t get support on the other side is if they run from it, and this can be caused by shame or guilt.
If you’re experienced enough you could try channeling or psychically feeling their spirits out in meditation, but you want to be sure you don’t get an imposter. Praying for them, actually, would be beneficial. I don’t see how it couldn’t be. You could pray to God, or a being like Lucifer, or angels, and ask for them to have extra support and I’m sure that would work best.
Forgiving them and simply doing something sweet and thoughtful for them, and taking care of yourself (seeing as they cared about you due to your relationship with them) could also make them happier.
And all the best to you in this tough time 
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First off, I am sorry for your loss. To answer your question: Azarel comes to mind. He is an angel who serves as a psycho pump (guide for the dead) and is known for helping the dead as well the living when it comes to dealing with grief. There is also Thantos, the Greek personification of gentle death. But honestly, petitioning any death deity or ancestor would work.
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The core of the self re-merges with the higher self, which heals it. You don’t have to do a thing.
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I could elaborate, but I really don’t want to type a treatise on it while on my phone because smartphone keyboards suck.
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