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In today's episode of the Tendrils of Grief podcast, we are joined by David Woods Bartley, a man who has faced both incredible successes and profound challenges. David's journey has taken him from leading a nationally recognized nonprofit to battling severe depression and surviving a suicide attempt. Through his own recovery, David has become a passionate advocate for mental health, shining a light on issues like suicide, male sexual trauma, and mental illness. With certifications in Mental Health First Aid, SafeTALK, and QPR suicide prevention, David is committed to moving these critical conversations from the shadows into the public eye. David has delivered over 800 presentations worldwide, including TED talks, where he shares his message of hope and resilience. Join us as David discusses his journey from "mental hellness" to wellness, and his ongoing mission to help others find healing and strength in the face of adversity.   Episode Highlights ·       Suicide Prevention ·       Male Sexual Trauma Awareness ·       Clinical Depression Recovery ·       Mental Health First Aid ·       TED Talks on Mental Health ·       SafeTALK Certification ·       QPR Suicide Prevention ·       Resilience in Mental Health ·       Servant Leadership in Mental Wellness ·       Overcoming Childhood Trauma ·       Suicide Awareness and Support ·       Mental Wellness Journey ·       Public Speaking on Mental Health ·       Trauma-Informed Care ·       Breaking Mental Health Stigmas ·       Mental Health in 2024: Emerging Trends and Strategies ·       The Importance of Mental Health Awareness in Male Populations ·       Suicide Prevention Initiatives and their Impact ·       The Role of Resilience in Mental Health Recovery ·       The Global Mental Health Crisis: What Can Be Done? ·       From Darkness to Light: Inspiring Stories of Overcoming Mental Illness ·       How Trauma Affects Mental Health and Recovery Processes ·       The Future of Mental Health Advocacy: Moving Conversations Forward ·       Effective Tools and Techniques for Suicide Prevention ·       The Power of Storytelling in Healing from Trauma   Know more About David Woods Bartley FACEBOOK : https://www.facebook.com/david.w.bartley.5 LIKEDIN : https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-woods-bartley-96325512/ INSTAGRAM : https://www.instagram.com/davidwoodsbartley/ CHECK HIM OUT https://www.ted.com/talks/david_woods_bartley_how_connection_saved_my_life?trigger=5s https://www.ted.com/talks/david_woods_bartley_how_to_save_a_life_by_sitting_down?trigger=5s     Did you enjoy today's episode?   Please subscribe and leave a review. If you have questions, comments, or possible show topics, email  susan@tendrilsofgrief.com   Don't forget to visit Tendrils Of Grief  website and join for upcoming Webinars, Podcasts Updates and Group Coaching.   Get involve and share your thoughts and experiences in our online community   Tendrils of Grief-Survivor of Loss   To subscribe and review use one links of the links below  Amazon Apple Spotify Audacy Deezer Podcast Addict Pandora Rephonic Tune In   Connect with me Instagram: @Sue_ways Facebook:@ susan.ways Email @susan@tendrilsofgrief.com   Let me hear your thoughts!  

Ever wonder how small, personal observations can lead to massive safety improvements? Today on SafeTalk with SafeStart turning most of your team into an army of risk identifiers making your facility safer for all.Host: Danny Smith  https://safetalk.buzzsprout.com/1032442/8198426-s3ep10-safestart-s-individual-organizational-learning-loops

Embracing Mental Health in the Building Industry A critical and often overlooked issue in the building industry is mental health. In this episode, we talked about recognising the signs of mental health struggles, and the importance of open conversations. But it's not just about recognizing the signs, it's about being present, supporting one another, and fostering open conversations. Too often, mental health is overlooked, but it's crucial to tackle it head-on. Our guest today is Sonja Bottern, a passionate advocate for mental health awareness and suicide prevention. After the tragic loss of her father to suicide, Sonja dedicated herself to this vital cause. She facilitates workshops, provides support through Jesuit Social Services' Support After Suicide program, and collaborates on training projects at Monash University. Her commitment and expertise are invaluable as we delve into recognizing mental health struggles, supporting those in need, and fostering a healthier community. In this episode, you will: Learn how to recognise the signs of mental health struggles in yourself and others. Understand the prevalence and impact of mental health issues in the building industry. Learn to approach and support someone who may be experiencing mental health challenges. Take a deeper look at the practical steps for providing mental health first aid. We answer a question about how to effectively listen to and empathise with someone struggling with suicidal thoughts. Rethink your approach to mental health by incorporating genuine conversations and support. Understand the importance of asking direct questions about suicide to offer real help. Hear us talk about personal stories and experiences that highlight the critical nature of mental health awareness. Learn how the foundations of mental health training like SafeTalk can be implemented in your business. Think differently about the role of empathy and support in preventing suicide. We talk in-depth about the resources available for those struggling with mental health issues and how to access them. Links: Web - https://botternconsulting.com.au Email: info@botternconsulting.com TIACS - https://www.tiacs.org Beyond Blue - https://www.beyondblue.org.au All this and more, on this week's episode of THE TOOLSHED. Join the toolshed - thetoolshedpodcast.com Stay tuned next week as we talk about how community can be a toolbox for your mental health! So, don't forget to subscribe to the show to get that episode as soon it gets released. Until then, stay healthy. Want more resources to help build your building or trades-based business? Join us in the ToolShed - thetoolshedpodcast.com Stay tuned for new episode next week. So, don't forget to subscribe to the show to get that episode as soon it gets released. Until then, stay healthy.

How has mentorship affected you in your veterinary career? There is no doubt we all have stories, both positive and negative, of relationships that have shaped our world in veterinary medicine. Dr. Addie Reinhart joins me to talk all things mentorship and her goal of helping everyone to do it better. Supporting one another in this crazy veterinary journey will ultimately elevate the entire profession.More about Addie...Dr. Addie Reinhard is a veterinary well-being researcher. Her research focuses on developing innovative wellbeing interventions to support mental health and wellbeing within the veterinary profession. She is on the research team for the next phase of the Merck Animal Health Veterinary Well-being Study and is currently collaborating with Merck Animal Health to grow and expand MentorVet. She completed a master's degree in Community and Leadership Development and a Graduate Certificate in College Teaching and Learning from the University of Kentucky in Spring 2021and has a certificate in Veterinary Human Support from the University of Tennessee. Her work incorporates suicide prevention in the veterinary profession, and she is a certified QPR instructor and SafeTALK trainer.-Find her on LinkedIn!Find Out What's Happening at MentorVet...-MentorVet Website featuring the Lead, Leap, Tech, and Lift programs-A great article on Well Being and Self Care from the MentorVet blog-National Mentoship Program through the AVMA MentorVet Connect-Facebook-Instagram-LinkedIn.....Support the Show.Connect with Stacey or find more from The Whole Veterinarian!www.thewholeveterinarian.comIf you want to have a small part in supporting the production of the show, click here to Buy Me A Coffee!IG @thewholeveterinarianListen on your favorite podcast player hereThank you for your time and support!

What if you could supercharge your ability as a safety professional by refining your soft skills? That's what we're dissecting in this episode of SafeTalk with SafeStart. We're laying out the red carpet for empathy, storytelling, and consistency, taking apart what these skills entail, their significance, and practical ways to fine-tune them. Host: Tim Page-Bottorffhttps://safestart.com/guides/soft-skills/

Remember a time when you barely made it to the school bus? Well, Tim shares a heart-wrenching story of a kid who barely survived a grave accident trying to catch a school bus. This episode of SafeTalk with SafeStart calls attention to the serious issue of school zone safety, underscoring the long-lasting effects of haste and inattention. Host: Tim Page-Bottorffhttps://youtu.be/y5gpVZwtoV8

The identities of two men who drugged and sexually assaulted numerous women have been revealed after earlier being found guilty. Blair Ensor and Jake Kenny give the full report on Operation Sinatra. A warning: this episode does have references to sexual abuse. Resources are at the bottom of the show notes. You can read Jake Kenny and Blair Ensor's story here. Need more great podcasts? Check out Stuff's full catalogue here. GET IN TOUCH Feedback? We're listening! Email us at thelongread@stuff.co.nz  CREDITS Host: Philippa Tolley Read by Blair Ensor Produced by Philippa Tolley Audio editing: John Ropiha Where to get help: Rape Crisis 0800 88 33 00, click link for local helplines. Victim Support 0800 842 846. Safetalk text 4334, phone 0800 044 334 webchat safetotalk.nz or email support@safetotalk.nz. The Harbour Online support and information for people affected by sexual abuse. Women's Refuge 0800 733 843 Male Survivors Aotearoa Helplines across NZ, click to find out more (males only). If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 111.

Manifesting The Presence of GodApostle Emmanuel IrenThe Bible with regard to the presence of God is context specific.- The Omnipresence of God refers to God being everywhere at once (Psalm 139:7-8NKJV)- The omnipresence of God keeps us accountable- The omnipresence of God applies to all men and creatures while the indwelling presence of God applies only to those who believe in Jesus (John 14:23) As believers He has made us His temple and dwelling place.Even though God is everywhere at once He doesn't manifest everywhere. There is a training required to manifest the presence of God.God's answer to every need of man is the presence.God doesn't need to break chains.Chains break off on their own in the presence of God. (Acts 12:7 )God doesn't recognize limitations. Jesus went where no one will go in Matt 8:28 There is a level of authority that empowers you to go where no one can go.Learn to be conscious of the manifest presence of GodIf you have the in-dwelling presence of God you can stir up the manifest presence of God. It takes consciousness.You must lose satisfaction with the ordinary life.How to manifest the presence of God▪️By Knowledge- Have a reorientation of your understanding. This will change your expectations.▪️Doing God's work-Spiritual gifts get stronger with use. If you don't use it you won't grow in it even if you have it.▪️Demonstration - You will never see the power that you are not ready to demonstrate. Learn to put power to the test with confidence. Don't play it safeTalk back at the devil. Our words are not cheap.

“Studies have suggested that 1 in 20 people in a 2-week period has a thought of suicide.” Michael Simmons is the founder and lead trainer at Mental Health Safety Net. He started the charity a few years back after he experienced the sad news of suicide in his community. Mental Health Safety Net exists to support people in learning suicide education and spotting the signs of someone who is struggling. Michael delivers the SafeTALK course designed by LivingWorks to schools and young people, through sponsorship and support of local businesses. He aims to make a generational change by educating young people on spotting the signs of potential suicide and taking that knowledge into the workplace for years to come. Check out his amazing work and donate today at mentalhealthsafetynet.com.au Please remember if you need immediate assistance, you can contact: Lifeline 13 11 14 Beyond Blue 1300 22 4636 Suicide Call Back Service 1300 65 9467 Kids Helpline 1800 55 1800 ********************************************************************************************* Remember, you can stay updated with everything Arrive & Thrive by signing up for our newsletter here. You can also email the show at podcast@arrivethrive.com.au and request specific guests, topics, and industries you want to learn about! Thanks for tuning in! ***Episode Sponsorship*** Notion - https://affiliate.notion.so/arrivethrive Lama Life - https://www.llamalife.co?fpr=arrivethrive

We're going to start something new here at SafeTalk, from time-to-time we're going to turn this podcast into a training resource. Jump in the boat as Tim kicks off our Story Series!Host: Tim Page-Bottorff

This week we welcome TSgt James Hodgman to discuss transitioning from military to civilian life.  James is a former Security Forces airman, and current public affairs photographer, for the United States Air Force.  Anticipating his separation from the military, James wanted to set himself up for success.  To that end, he applied and was accepted into the Department of Defense SkillBridge program.  The DOD SkillBridge program is an opportunity for Service members to gain valuable civilian work experience through specific industry training, apprenticeships, or internships during the last 180 days of service.  SkillBridge connects Service members with industry partners in real-world job experiences.  SkillBridge provides service members an invaluable chance to work and learn in civilian career areas.  James walks us through how to apply to the program, and also discusses how SkillBridge, coupled with civilian networking, will lead to a smoother transition into a civilian career.  We discuss the many pitfalls that military members face when getting ready to separate.  He talks about the programs offered through government, and civilian, outlets, and why unfortunately many soon-to-be-civilians fail to take advantage of these opportunities.  We also discuss the role NCO's and command play in setting our service members up to be successful when they leave the military behind.  Finally, James enlightens us on a new program being used by military branches to combat suicide, the SAFETALK program.  Through SAFETALK, service members learn how to prevent suicide by recognizing signs, engaging someone, and connecting them to an intervention resource for further support.  James was the first NCO to teach the program at Patrick Space Force Base, FL.  So if you are ready to kick off the new year, and your civilian career, with a bang...this is the episode for you.For more information about the DOD SkillBridge Program go to https://skillbridge.osd.mil/index.htm.For more information about SAFETALK go to https://www.livingworks.net/safetalk or check out this article about James and his SAFETALK experience https://www.pointsoflight.org/awards/air-force-retiree-changes-lives-with-suicide-prevention-training/I want to take a moment to thank each and every person that donated and shared our fundraiser for HunterSeven Multi Cancer Screening Kits. Because of each and every one of you a veteran will receive the possibility for early cancer detection.  Thank you!!!

As a dedicated advocate, Taryn shares her story and passion to give hope and educate our communities about suicide. She is a survivor of her own attempts as well as a survivor of suicide loss, losing her father Terry Aiken on October 5, 2002. Taryn is a founding member of the Utah Chapter of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) and currently serves as the Area Director for Utah and Nevada. Taryn is a certified safeTALK, QPR and Mental Health First Aid Trainer, facilitating hundreds of seminars to many different groups. Taryn is a passionate advocate for change and has been featured in both US News and The Huffington Post. She has testified before Congressional Members in Washington DC to increase awareness and support for better access to mental health services and to promote healthy discussions about suicide. She is widely respected throughout Utah for her hard work and dedication to saving lives. Taryn has been accepted into the Masters in Social Work Program at Utah Valley University to complete her goal of working with those at risk directly.

On this week's episode, Jeff talks with Taryn Hiatt. As a dedicated advocate, Taryn shares her story and passion to give hope and educate our communities about suicide. She is a survivor of her own attempts as well as a survivor of suicide loss, losing her father Terry Aiken on October 5, 2002. Taryn is a founding member of the Utah Chapter of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention and currently serves as the Area Director for Utah and Nevada. Taryn is a certified safeTALK, QPR and Mental Health First Aid Trainer, facilitating hundreds of seminars to many different groups. Taryn is a passionate advocate for change and has been featured in both US News and The Huffington Post. She has testified before Congressional Members in Washington DC to increase awareness and support for better access to mental health services and to promote healthy discussions about suicide. She is widely respected throughout Utah for her hard work and dedication to saving lives.

In today's session, we cover how self-harm is addressed outside of the counseling office. With the recent changes to the DSM-5-TR, we are diving into the changes this conversation has taken over the years, as well as the value of the conversation. Below are the references mentioned in this episode: safeTALK website MHA Summit Statistics  988 SAMSA Resource HotlineBe sure to share your questions and suggestions with us at:Email: thecounselingclinicpodcast@gmail.comInstagram: @thecounselingclinicpodcastWebsite: thecounselingclinicpodcast.com

TRIGGER WARNING: Please note that this episode contains a discussion of suicide, self-injurious behavior, depression and/or referrence of other mental health disorders that may act as triggers.   In the United States, suicide is the second leading cause of death for children and adolescents between the ages of 10 and 24. Suicide rates have been increasing in recent years, with the rate for girls aged 15-19 doubling between 2007 and 2015. While boys are more likely to die by suicide, girls are more likely to attempt it. There are many factors that contribute to pediatric suicide, including mental health disorders, bullying, social media, and family stressors. Teenage girls are particularly at risk for depression, which is the most common mental health disorder among adolescents. Depression can be a precursor to suicide and lead to self-harming behaviors, such as cutting.  Here are some hard core facts: There are more suicide deaths than motor vehical accidents There are more suicide deaths than homicides   In this episode, Dr. Gaggino speaks with Sarah Mead and Erica Espinoza, from Gryphon Place (the local crisis center in Kalamazoo Michigan). They give us their unique perspective on working with people in crisis.    [00:30 - 10:16] Opening Segment Dr. Gaggino introduces us to Sarah and Erica Erica tells us what it takes to be a crisis volunteer There's been over 20 million calls since the hotline started in 2005. Erica tells us the different ways to de-escalate a situation [10:17 - 12:54]   988 is not a new program…. They just gave us an easier way to get to the hotline  Myth: 988 goes directly to the police… Fact: 988 is actually made to reduce the amount of emergency involvement 988 is there to de-escalate the situation and not involve the police   There was a 45% increase in volume the week that 988 was implemented compared to the week before (that's a 66% increase from the same week last year) [12:55 - 15:10] Some Things To Look Out For Risk Factors: Depression or substance use disorder, traumatic brain injury, chronic pain, any serious health conditions Risk Factors:  bullying, unemployment, any sudden drastic change in a person's life. (i.e. divorce, a death of a loved one, a suicide), a history of childhood trauma or a family history of suicide  Warning signs: They might talk openly about killing themselves or use language like I'm feeling hopeless. I feel overwhelmed. I just don't know what to do. I don't see another way out. Nobody can understand the situation that I'm in and they may talk about the unbearable pain that they feel. Warning signs: increased use in alcohol or drugs, if they're buying a gun or stockpiling pills, if they start saying goodbye or giving away priceless possessions.  [15:11 -29:30] Asking someone if they're having thoughts of suicide will not encourage them to kill themselves Why we should not use the phrase,  “Committed Suicide” Why we should not refer to it as a “failed” or “unsuccessful attempt”, One of the goals of SPAN is to educate the gun retailers on how to pick up on the warning signs of someone who may have thoughts of suicide.  [29:31 - 34:04]  Closing segment Takeaways Resources: Gryphon.org and for Kalamazoo SPAN goals Gryphon.org/SPAN scroll to Goals and Objectives 988lifeline.org 1-800-273-TALK or 8255 Crisis text HOME to 741741 American Foundation for Suicide Prevention http://www.afsp.org (www.Afsp.org) for Out of the Darkness walks and national locations in your community #BeThe1 Trainings:  QPR http://www.qprinstitute.com (www.qprinstitute.com) SafeTalk and ASISST http://www.livingworks.net (www.Livingworks.net)   The Trevor Project support for LGBTQ+ youth in crisis to call 1-866-488-7386 or go online to chat http://www.thetrevorproject.org (www.thetrevorproject.org) AAP Youth Suicide Prevention Blueprint:

In this episode we finally reveal the newest sponsor of the podcast Georgia Beer! We also cover SafeTalk and how you can be better prepared to help your shipmates in need, and continue with the FRC namesakes and cover the CGC Isaac Mayo. We couldn't be more happy to FINALLY have a BEER sponsor! We are super excited to be working with another Coastie owned business. Well one of the owners is a Coastie, but still! Georgia Beer is a new beer company to both Mr.Miami and myself, however we have not been disappointed in the quality of their beer. Go check them out on Instagram @georgiabeerco or on the web at www.georgiabeerco.com and tell them the Disgruntled Sailor sent ya! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thedisgruntledsailor/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thedisgruntledsailor/support

In this week's episode, Caroline is joined by Benny Clark, proud Gunai, Kurnai and Djapwurrung man. Benny is a Melbourne based session drummer playing for the likes of Baker Boy and Dallas Woods among many others. Benny has always been open to being vulnerable and expressing himself, and this episode is no exception. He tells us about growing up in predominantly white neighbourhood, and the mistreatment and abuse he experienced for being openly and proudly Indigenous. With diagnosed ADHD young, Benny admits to getting bored of things quite quickly, which is what his parents expected to happen when he asked for a drum kit. 27 years later he's made his mark, working with some incredible artists along the way. The two yarn about his extensive music career, his influence and introduction to the music world, working with artists like Baker Boy and their incredible story of determination to perform after Splendour In The Grass was cancelled only hours before their set. To keep up to date with Benny Clark, be sure to follow him on Instagram here.This episodes deals with some issues of suicide and self harm. If you or someone you know is struggling then contact Lifeline on 13 11 14 or 13 Yarn on 13 92 76.safeTALK is a half-day alertness workshop that prepares anyone over the age of 15, regardless of prior experience or training, to become a suicide-alert helper. For more information about Safe Talk, click the link here.  If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a review and don't forget to follow the show! Follow Caroline on Instagram @blak_wattle_coaching and learn more about working with Caroline here! We would like to acknowledge Aboriginal people as Australia's First Peoples' who have never ceded their sovereignty. We acknowledge the Wurundjeri/Woiwurrung people of the Kulin Nation where the podcast was taped. We pay our deepest respects to Traditional Owners across Australia and Elders past, present and emerging.This podcast was brought to you by On Track Studio.www.ontrackstudio.com.au@on.track.studioFor advertising opportunities please email hello@ontrackstudio.com.au

On today's episode, we're joined by Steph Kersta, a clinical therapist, certified mindfulness practitioner, educator, and co-founder of Hoame, a modern mindfulness and mediation studio in downtown Toronto. Mindfulness and meditation practices have been growing in popularity over the last few years. As our lives continue to become increasingly busier, it's no surprise that people are looking for ways to slow down. Steph shares about the benefits of mindfulness and meditation, the importance of developing and building a community, and how technology can act as a hindrance and an aid in your personal mindfulness journey. About Steph: Stephanie Kersta holds an Honors Bachelor of Science with a specialist in Psychology, and a Masters of Science in Psychology. Additionally, she holds a number of certifications, namely, a post-graduate certificate in Addictions and Mental Health Counselling and including advanced training in Solution-Focused Therapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Insomnia and Psychometric Assessments. As a compliment to her strong clinical education, Stephanie has incorporated additional evidence-based holistic certificates to further round out her training, including certifications in four mindfulness and meditation clinical modalities. Stephanie holds teaching positions at multiple post-secondary institutions including, McMaster University, Durham College, and Ontario Learn. As a member of the College of Registered Psychotherapist of Ontario she has a clinical psychotherapy practice where she primarily treats anxiety, depression, self-esteem, and insomnia. Stephanie is certified trainer with LivingWorks for both safeTALK and Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Trainings (ASIST) as well as with the Mental Health Commission of Canada for Mental Health First Aid and certifies hundreds of individuals per year. Stephanie has a strong clinical interest in the interplay between chronic stress and the development of physical and mental health conditions and has been published in the field of motivation and addiction, and has presented at international and national conferences. She is also the co-founder of Hoame, North America's largest modern meditation studio, and frequently works with Fortune 500 companies providing mental health and mental wellness consulting and training.

** Watch Teaser Trailer https://youtu.be/Vi4hn1JWYcI **  Welcome everyone to The Awareness Space Podcast that explores human experience. In this episode we talk with guest JessicaRose Johnson of Rosebud Consulting -- Owen and JessicaRose discuss how maintaining balance in life is hard but so essential to avoid burnout, fatigue and stress induced issues with our body. How that looks is something we dive into. --  For more on us visit https://www.theawarenessspace.com/  -- Welcome everyone to The Awareness Space Podcast that explores human experience. When we become aware of what's going on for us in this moment and doing so with compassion, safety and non judgemental we can begin to heal. The question is, how can we integrate this sense of awareness to create a steady and resilient way of life? What daily practices can we implement, what kind of wellbeing support can we engage in and what mental and emotional resources can cultivate within?. This what I seek out to discover via this podcast -- All we have is this moment and how can we best engage with it for a sense of peace within. -- Our Guest Details -- JessicaRose Johnson -- Rosebud Consulting. Speaker, Trainer, Advocate - Saving lives one talk at a time. Jessica-Rose is the lead of Oklahoma City Mayor's Veteran Support Coalition which formed from the Mayors' Challenge to end veterans suicide, a collaboration between VA and SAMSHA. She is an active member of the Oklahoma Veteran Family Wellness Alliance, the Oklahoma Governor's Challenge, Councilman to Oklahoma's state Suicide Prevention Council. She is a Living Works Certified Instructor for ASIST- Applied Suicide Prevention Skills Training and SafeTALK. Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/rosebudcllc/ -- Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/rosebudcllc/ -- LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/rosebudcllc/ -- Website - https://rosebudcllc.com/ -- Based in United States (sessions online available) -- If you are in need of support regarding anything you have seen here today then please contact the support services listed below. Please contact a health professional if you need help -- UK The Samaritans - https://www.samaritans.org/  -- Mind - The Mental Health Charity - https://www.mind.org.uk/  -- USA National Suicide Prevention Hotline: 1 (800) 273-8255 National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1 (800) 799-7233 LGBT Trevor Project Lifeline: 1 (866) 488-7386 National Sexual Assault Hotline: 1 (800) 656-4673 Crisis Text Line: Text “HOME” to 741741 -- Australia Helplines and online support https://www.mhc.wa.gov.au/getting-help/helplines  -- More affordable Online Counseling https://www.betterhelp.com/about/  -- PODCAST DISCLAIMER - PLEASE READ BEFORE WATCHING OR LISTENING Welcome to The Awareness Space. As always please read the disclaimer in the description of podcast & also put yourself first as the following content may bring things up for you that feel uncomfortable. Look after you and take a break from the podcast if you need too. The videos on this channel and it's content are not a substitute for the support & guidance of a qualified health professional. We are here to share information that may be useful to our viewers and we hope you enjoy. Links to organizations that can support you are in the description. The views, opinions and theories shared via this video, channel and TAS as a whole do not representative of the individual views, opinions & beliefs of the narrators, producers or creators and of this channel and movement as a whole.

On this week's episode, we're talking with Jordan Brooks about reducing the stigma associated with suicide, starting meaningful conversations, and the noteworthy resources available in our state.    Jordan Brooks serves as the Regional Suicide Prevention Program Manager for DBHDS Region 1, as well as the Lock and Talk Virginia Coordinator— a comprehensive suicide prevention initiative provided across the Commonwealth. Jordan has served in the Prevention field for 4 years, with a passion for mental health education/awareness and suicide prevention. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor within the Commonwealth of Virginia and has over 12 years of experience working as a crisis clinician for both youth and adults. Jordan is a certified Instructor for training programs to include: Mental Health First Aid for Youth, Adult, Public Safety and Fire/EMS Curricula, safeTALK, Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST), REVIVE!, and Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) for law enforcement and first responders. Jordan currently co-chairs the Suicide Prevention Awareness and Resource Council (SPARC) in Charlottesville, VA.    TRIGGER WARNING: Suicide loss and suicidal ideation are discussed throughout this conversation.   Jordan's Contact Information: jordan.brooks@regionten.org Lock and Talk VA: https://lockandtalk.org Mental Health First Aid: https://www.mentalhealthfirstaid.org/ SafeTALK: https://www.livingworks.net/safetalk QPR Institute: https://qprinstitute.com/   The views and opinions expressed on Awareness 2 Action are those of the guests and host and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of the Prevention Department or Northwestern Community Services.

** Teaser Trailer - https://youtu.be/baPDl0jSgrI ** Welcome everyone to The Awareness Space Podcast that explores human experience. In this episode we talk with guest JessicaRose Johnson of Rosebud Consulting -- Owen and JessicaRose discuss how Suicide Prevention looks for first responders and army veterans. We discuss how the trauma these populations experience impacts their lives. We cover how support services look and we hear JessicaRose's story and why as a Us Marine Veteran she is so passionate about suicide prevention. -- For more on us visit https://www.theawarenessspace.com/  -- Welcome everyone to The Awareness Space Podcast that explores human experience. When we become aware of what's going on for us in this moment and doing so with compassion, safety and non judgemental we can begin to heal. The question is, how can we integrate this sense of awareness to create a steady and resilient way of life? What daily practices can we implement, what kind of wellbeing support can we engage in and what mental and emotional resources can cultivate within?. This what I seek out to discover via this podcast -- All we have is this moment and how can we best engage with it for a sense of peace within. -- Our Guest Details -- JessicaRose Johnson. Rosebud Consulting. Speaker, Trainer, Advocate - Saving lives one talk at a time. Jessica-Rose is the lead of Oklahoma City Mayor's Veteran Support Coalition which formed from the Mayors' Challenge to end veterans suicide, a collaboration between VA and SAMSHA. She is an active member of the Oklahoma Veteran Family Wellness Alliance, the Oklahoma Governor's Challenge, Councilman to Oklahoma's state Suicide Prevention Council. She is a Living Works Certified Instructor for ASIST- Applied Suicide Prevention Skills Training and SafeTALK. -- Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/rosebudcllc/ -- Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/rosebudcllc/ -- LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/rosebudcllc/  -- Website - https://rosebudcllc.com/ -- Based in United States (sessions online available) -- If you are in need of support regarding anything you have seen here today then please contact the support services listed below. Please contact a health professional if you need help -- UK The Samaritans - https://www.samaritans.org/  -- Mind - The Mental Health Charity - https://www.mind.org.uk/  -- USA National Suicide Prevention Hotline: 1 (800) 273-8255 National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1 (800) 799-7233 LGBT Trevor Project Lifeline: 1 (866) 488-7386 National Sexual Assault Hotline: 1 (800) 656-4673 Crisis Text Line: Text “HOME” to 741741 -- Australia Helplines and online support https://www.mhc.wa.gov.au/getting-help/helplines  -- More affordable Online Counseling https://www.betterhelp.com/about/  -- PODCAST DISCLAIMER - PLEASE READ BEFORE WATCHING OR LISTENING Welcome to The Awareness Space. As always please read the disclaimer in the description of podcast & also put yourself first as the following content may bring things up for you that feel uncomfortable. Look after you and take a break from the podcast if you need too. The videos on this channel and it's content are not a substitute for the support & guidance of a qualified health professional. We are here to share information that may be useful to our viewers and we hope you enjoy. Links to organizations that can support you are in the description. The views, opinions and theories shared via this video, channel and TAS as a whole do not representative of the individual views, opinions & beliefs of the narrators, producers or creators and of this channel and movement as a whole.

This week on CLD Talks Conor speaks with Kevin Ditcham who is a Insight and Engagement Lead at Police Scotland. Kevin is part of a team helping put the voices of citizens into service design and delivery. Kevin has a BA (Hons) Community Learning and Development (University of Dundee) and a background in youth and community work in areas of youth participation, public engagement, health inequalities and local democracy. We have a great chat about his career including his role with Year of Young People, positive placement experiences, Duke of Edinburgh Award, ASIST and SafeTALK and so much more! For more information about the role you can play in suicide prevention in Scotland, visit United To Prevent Suicide: https://unitedtopreventsuicide.org.uk Connect with Kevin on Twitter @kgditcham Connect with us on Twitter @CLDTalks

Agweek reporter Noah Fish is joined by Cassandra Linkenmeyer, director for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention's Minnesota Chapter. Linkenmeyer talks about ASIST and safeTALK workshops, offered through LivingWorks, and how they are a chance for rural residents to familiarize themselves with suicide prevention.

After suffering the terrible loss of two children, Alannah McGregor has worked tirelessly over the past 19 years to raise awareness of suicide prevention and to de-stigmatise what was once considered a taboo subject.Alannah worked with other communities to create a campaign in central Victoria, promoting suicide prevention strategies. From this, the Suicide Prevention and Awareness Network (SPAN) was formed.Alannah helped establish Safetalk suicide prevention workshops with community groups, while also mentoring funeral directors, health agencies and bereaved families - using her personal experience to help educate others.In November 2021, Alannah was the winner of the inaugural Fred Awards, an initiative by The Fred Hollows Foundation to recognise the ‘humanitarian of the year'.Socials:Website: spancv.org.au FB: SPAN Suicide Prevention and Awareness Network Mentions:Dougy Centre Bendigo Advertiser Jim Stynes Tobin Brothers Fred Hollows Foundation Enjoy the visual here on Youtube

Em nosso novo episódio do Safetalk, vamos falar sobre como o Google Cloud é essencial para a revolução digital das empresas. Com apresentação de Dhébora Farias, do time GCP da Safetec, recebemos Vitória Macedo, Gerente GCP do Google Brasil. No bate-papo, elas conversam sobre como as ferramentas do Google podem facilitar todo esse processo de digitalização dos negócios, com uma suíte de recursos de computação na nuvem. Continue nos acompanhando nas redes sociais: @safetec.br

Em mais um episódio do Safetalk, vamos falar sobre como utilizar a tecnologia ao nosso favor para empreender no campo da educação. Com apresentação de André Gomes, do time de Edu da Safetec, recebemos Guilherme Alves, professor, empreendedor e mentor de negócios sociais e startups. Na bate-papo, eles conversam sobre as principais habilidades e ferramentas que os educadores precisam ter na hora de usar a educação para desenvolver um negócio de sucesso. ➡ Continue nos acompanhando nas redes sociais: @safetec.br

AEM Podcast #20 Chukumeka "Chukes" Maxwell - Suicide Awareness & Prevention - What Can You Do For Yourself & Other To Help Prevent Suicide?Today on my An Evolving Man Podcast I speak with Chukumeka "Chukes" Maxwell about suicide awareness and prevention.We explore what you can do if you are feeling suicidal and we also go into some depth what you can do if someone you know or love is showing suicidal tendencies.---Chukes is the founder of Action To Prevent Suicide CIC - a Devon based non-profit dedicated to raising funds for community-based programs focused on suicide prevention.Born in London, to African and Caribbean parents, Chuke's family emigrated back to Nigeria in 1965 but Chukumeka was then evacuated to the UK in 1967 as a refugee from the Biafran civil war. He has have also lived in Jamaica and Belize. Chukes has had a very eclectic working life, from training in the hotel industry after school to opening an award-winning delicatessen and later his own catering company, then re-training as a holistic deep tissue massage therapist and later as a registered Social worker.A part-time lecturer at the University of Plymouth, Chukumeka is now also a suicide prevention trainer specializing in LivingWorks programs, Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Trainer (ASIST) and safeTALK.---Some of the questions Chukes answers and subjects he speaks about are:- What was your boarding school Christ's Hospital like in the 70- We talk about how we were at the same school and the importance of speaking and bringing things to light- Chukes speaks about what drew him into suicide awareness and prevention work.- He talks about some of the toools that you can use if you are feeling suicidal- What is the advise he can give you if your loved ones are feeling suicidal or showing signs of depression?- Does he advise different approaches for children and adults regarding suicidal thoughts?- He also speaks about the imporance of how to stay calm when in the company of a suicidal person.---In order to learn more or support Chukes' work please visit: https://www.goodwillatps.org.uk/He is currently looking at raising £1.5 million to set up a suicide prevention centre in Devon so please do support.#suicide prevention #suicide awareness #christ's hospital---Contact Details If You Are Feeling Suicidal:The phone number to call in the UK if you are feeling suicidal is:Samaritans: 116123Website Hub of Hope: https://hubofhope.co.uk/For more numbers of contact globally: https://www.supportline.org.uk/problems/suicide/Hub of Hope App: Apple: https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/hub-of-hope/id1337090866Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.chasingthestigma.hubofhope&hl=en&gl=gb --- Piers is an author and a men's transformational coach and therapist who works mainly with trauma, boarding school issues, addictions and relationship problems. He also runs online men's groups, retreats and a podcast called An Evolving Man. He is also the author of How to Survive and Thrive in Challenging Times. To purchase Piers first book: https://www.amazon.co.uk/How-Survive-Thrive-Challenging-Times/dp/B088T5L251/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=piers+cross&qid=1609869608&sr=8-1 For more videos please visit: http://youtube.com/pierscross For FB: https://www.facebook.com/pierscrosspublic For Piers' website and a free training How To Find Peace In Everyday Life: https://www.piers-cross.com/community Many blessings, Piers Cross http://piers-cross.com/ 

No vigésimo sétimo episódio, o Safetalk, em mais uma dobradinha #timeSafetec, fala sobre como a pedagogia baseada em projetos pode ajudar os professores a enfrentar desafios educacionais. Com participação de André Gomes e Saulo Bernardo, do Time Edu da Safetec, falam sobre suas experiências e comentam sobre a importãncia de ter, dentro das salas de aula, experiências mais envolventes, duradouras e que geram, de fato, impactos positivos na vida dos estudantes. Continue nos seguindo nas redes sociais: @safetec.br

Em mais um episódio do Safetalk, vamos falar sobre como as metodologias educacionais podem preparar os jovens para o mercado de trabalho. Com apresentação de Saulo Bernardo, do Time Comercial Edu da Safetec, recebemos o Profº Genésio Gomes, professor universitário e consultor em tecnologia educacional. Na conversa, eles abordam pontos que podem ser importantes na jornada profissional dos jovens. ⠀ ➡ Continue acompanhando a Safetec nas redes sociais: @safetec.br

O episódio de hoje do Safetalk aborda um tema super importante: o impacto das soft skills na transfmoração digital. A Maria Thereza Penna , líder da área de RH da Safetec, recebe Ana Uriarte, da Happen, para falar sobre como as soft skills podem impactar na vida pessoal dos colaboradores, seus relacionamentos interpessoais, e até mesmo nos resultados da empresa. Continue nos acompanhando nas redes sociais: @safetec.br

O episódio Safetalk desta semana é ainda mais especial: o primeiro 100% #teamSafetec! Com participação de Ana Clericuzzi e Thiago Ornelas, do Time Edu, para falar sobre o novo modelo de ensino médio. Na conversa, Ana e Thiago falam sobre a nova carga horária que os alunos vão ter e também sobre as novas modalidades de ensino e disciplinas. Continue nos acompanhando nas redes sociais: @safetec.br

Behavioral Health Wellness & Prevention ServicesOn this episode of We are Living Healthy, Behavioral Health Wellness & Prevention Services strives to empower individuals and families towards healthy lifestyles through education and community resources focused on addressing known risk factors. Their focus includes community awareness and readiness to implement proven and established substance abuse prevention strategies throughout the community. Shelby Giles, Behavioral Health Clinical Service Administrator, Talks about the of awareness of substance abuse and the importance of provide training to detect these issues. What is substance abuse Intervention program? Substance Abuse Intervention Program is an alternative to expulsion for middle and high school students who are found to be under the influence of or in possession of alcohol or other drugs, paraphernalia, or look-alikes. SAIP is a ten-day, thirty-hour program with an emphasis on drug and alcohol education and problem-solving skills. Patricia Crumrine, Educator II, talks about the importance of education on this matter. Dennis Southers, also and Educator from the Behavioral Health Clinical Service talks about a program, safeTALK is a three-to four-hour training that prepares participants to recognize invitations and connect a person with thoughts of suicide to intervention resources. Robert Hewitt Jr. Program Lead, show us how community health fairs provide a unique opportunity to partner with local organizations and businesses to expose individuals to resources that can compound the benefits of wellness, health and exercise. Health fairs offer educational and interactive events designed for outreach on topics such as, but not limited to, tobacco, cholesterol checks, blood pressure checks, mammograms, grief and loss, alcohol, heroin, marijuana, proper disposal of medications, mental health, suicide, and more. Connect with the Educators:Dennis Southers | (757) 385-0819 | DSouther@vbgov.com Patricia Crumrine | (757) 385-0815 | PCrumrine@vbgov.com Robert Hewitt Jr. | (757) 385-0811 | RHewitt@vbgov.com For more great We Are Living Healthy content, don't forget to subscribe to the podcast on all major podcasting platforms. https://3cstvshow.buzzsprout.com/ Already subscribed? Please take a moment to rate and review the podcast so that we can reach as many people that need the help as we can: https://3cstvshow.buzzsprout.com To watch the FULL video :https://coxhub.wistia.com/medias/jt5v1wse2uFollow us on Facebook: @WeAreLivingHealthyTV

We kick off a new SafeTalk with SafeStart series designed to give our listeners insight as to the vast array of talent, diversity of backgrounds, and expertise of our consulting team.  Danny gets us started by interviewing Mike McLaughlin and we found out how SafeStart found him!Host: Danny SmithGuest: Mike McLaughlin

We know LivingWorks today as a global leader in suicide intervention. Thousands of trainers in workplaces and communities around the world teaching gold class suicide first aid programs like the two day ASIST workshop, the half day SafeTALK suicide alert helper workshop and now the 90- minute online interactive introduction to suicide first aid, LivingWorks Start. Programs that have been endorsed in more than 50 peer reviewed journals around the world, that have informed international policy and are implemented everywhere from schools to military bases, hospitals to sports clubs and everything in between.  But do you know how it all started almost 40 years ago? In 1983 to be precise. In the first episode of series three of A World Where LivingWorks, our host Kim Borrowdale talks to with co founder Richard Ramsay about how it all began. Subscribe to the series so you don't miss upcoming episodes via the below: Apple Podcasts  Google Podcasts  Spotify Podcasts  Click here for a full transcript of this episode.

Hi I'm Kim Borrowdale and I'd like to welcome you to the third season of A World Where LivingWorks. We know LivingWorks today as a global leader in suicide intervention. Thousands of trainers in workplaces and communities around the world teaching gold class suicide first aid programs like the two day ASIST workshop, the half day SafeTALK suicide alert helper workshop and now the 90- minute online interactive introduction to suicide first aid, LivingWorks Start. Programs that have been endorsed in more than 50 peer reviewed journals around the world. That have informed international policy and are implemented everywhere from schools to military bases, hospitals to sports clubs and everything in between.  But do you know how it all started almost 40 years ago? In 1983 to be precise. Coming together from diverse backgrounds including social work, psychiatry, and counseling, four men—Richard Ramsay, Bryan Tanney, Roger Tierney, and Bill Lang—had a radical idea: what if they could empower everyone to help save lives from suicide? Setting out to address the lack of effective skills among both laypeople and professionals, they developed the precursor to the current LivingWorks ASIST program and a Train-the-Trainer model to disseminate it. Our third season of A World Where LivingWorks is an extra special one as I talk with LivingWorks co founder, Richard Ramsay. In each episode we'll discuss the evolution of LivingWorks and suicide intervention practices – where we've come from and where we're going when it comes to saving lives from suicide and supporting people to live well. We'd love you to join us. Tune in from next week on all the usual podcast players. Subscribe to the series and check out previous episodes via the below: Apple Podcasts  Google Podcasts  Spotify Podcasts  Kim and LivingWorks acknowledge Traditional Owners of the beautiful lands wherever you're listening. Our warmest thoughts are also with those who have been impacted by suicide, who know the pain it brings to our lives and the desire to make positive change for all of us to live well.

No episódio de hoje do Safetalk, Eduardo Alves, que faz parte do time de Sucesso do Cliente da Safetec, recebe Thiago Suruagy, que é gerente do Laboratório de Estratégias Digitais de Negócio do Sebrae Pernambuco, para debater sobre a importância de ferramentas tecnológicas e de colaboração para as pequenas e médias empresas. Thiago contou como foi o processo de transformação digital e a adaptação necessária a essas mudanças. Continue nos acompanhando nas redes sociais: @safetec.br

City of Virginia Beach Behavioral Prevention Services Opioids On this episode of We are Living Healthy, Alexis is joined by Dennis Southers, M.S.E.D CSAC,CPS Educator and Patricia Crumrine: M.S.E.D Educator from the city of Virginia Beach, to talk about substance abuse and how Covid 19 affected consumption. What are Opioids? Opioids are a class of drugs that include the illegal drug heroin, synthetic opioids such as fentanyl, and pain relievers available legally by prescription, such as oxycodone (OxyContin), hydrocodone (Vicodin), codeine, morphine, and many others. As Dennis explains in this interview, opioids can be introduced to a patient for many reasons: after an accident, after surgery, chronic pain, etc. But oftentimes patients begin overusing opioids on a regular basis and sometimes don't even realize it—and that is where the addiction begins. Physical signs that someone may be abusing an opiate: Noticeable elation/euphoria, marked sedation/drowsiness, confusion, constricted pupils, slowed breathing, intermittent nodding off, or loss of consciousness.More on Prevention ServicesDenis and Patricia's conduct prevention and safety talks in an effort to avoid substance abuse. What is safetalk? safeTALK is a three-to four-hour training that prepares participants to recognize signs and connect a person with thoughts of suicide to intervention resources. Connect with Prevention Staff:Dennis Southers | (757) 385-0819 | DSouther@vbgov.com Patricia B. Crumrine | PCrumrine@vbgov.com Human Services - Wellness and Prevention Services | (757) 385-0803 For more great We Are Living Healthy content, don't forget to subscribe to the podcast on all major podcasting platforms. https://3cstvshow.buzzsprout.com/ Already subscribed? Please take a moment to rate and review the podcast so that we can reach as many people that need the help as we can: https://3cstvshow.buzzsprout.com To watch the FULL video :https://coxhub.wistia.com/medias/l7fn9cun4qFollow us on Facebook: @WeAreLivingHealthyTV

No episódio de hoje do Safetalk, Saulo Bernardo, do Time Edu da Safetec, recebe Maria Cecília Mendonça, professora de inglês, e Jéssica Correia, que está fazendo o mestrado em Porto, Portugal, também é Professora de inglês, para falar sobre como abordamos dinâmicas para usar no ensino de idiomas na @dinamizaprof Maria Cecília e Jéssica contaram as dificuldades que tinham na sala de aula e quais ferramentas usaram para lidar. Também falaram como as dicas, as dinâmica e os aplicativos podem ajudar até mesmo para quem está em outro país. Continue nos acompanhando nas redes sociais: @safetec.br

No episódio de hoje do Safetalk, (@alessandroflira), do time Safetec, recebe Evanier Nunes, Gestora Educacional da Crê e Ser (@centroeducacionalcreeser), para falar sobre a experiência da instituição com as ferramentas Google for Education.⠀ Evanier falou como as ferramentas do Google for Education puderam auxiliar no crescimento e na rotina da escola e como foi a adaptação para esse novo processo.⠀ Continue nos acompanhando nas redes sociais: @safetec.br

No episódio de hoje do Safetalk, Eduardo Alves, do Time de Sucesso do Cliente da Safetec, recebe Glauber Castro, coordenador de T.I. da Unimed do Sudoeste Baiano, para falar sobre as ferramentas do Google Workspace.⠀ ⠀ Rodrigo falou como as ferramentas do Google Workspace auxiliaram a ele a organizar suas atividades e como a tecnologia se tornou aliada para a execução de diferentes atividades. Continue nos acompanhando nas redes sociais: @safetec.br

City of Virginia Beach Behavioral Health Wellness and Prevention Services ASIST-Program Patricia B. Crumrine, MSED Educator and Dennis Southers, Educator Behavioral Health Wellness & Prevention Services strives to empower individuals and families towards healthy lifestyles through education and community resources focused on addressing known risk factors. Our focus includes community awareness and readiness to implement proven and established substance abuse prevention strategies throughout the community. They have so many programs to help the community with substance abuse. What is an ASIST- Program? Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) is a fifteen-hour, evidenced-based training designed to help participants recognize and review risks of suicide and intervene to prevent the immediate risk of suicide. Graduated skill development is achieved through mini-lectures, facilitated discussions, group simulation and role play. -Is a free program -15 years or older When you finish theb ASIST program you will receive a card with all the information about suicide.Dennis Southers is one of the Prevention educators II, and what they do is prevention and safety talks to prevent suicides. What is safetalk? safeTALK is a three-to four-hour training that prepares participants to recognize invitations and connect a person with thoughts of suicide to intervention resources.  Connect to the Educators: Patricia Crumrine | (757) 385-0815 | pcrumrine@vbgov.comSubstance abuse and Mental Health Services Administration: https://www.samhsa.gov/ For more great We Are Living Healthy content, don't forget to subscribe to the podcast on all major podcasting platforms. https://3cstvshow.buzzsprout.com/ Human Services - Wellness and Prevention Services | (757) 385-0803Already subscribed? Please take a moment to rate and review the podcast so that we can reach as many people that need the help as we can: https://3cstvshow.buzzsprout.com To watch the FULL video :https://coxhub.wistia.com/medias/l6xindxxjjFollow us on Facebook: @WeAreLivingHealthyTV

No episódio de hoje do Safetalk, Alessandro Freitas, líder do time de soluções educacionais da Safetec, recebe André Nascimento, gerente pedagógico do Colégio Ana Tereza, para falar sobre como o Google Education deu suporte à instituição durante a pandemia. ⠀André falou como as ferramentas do Google Education auxiliaram na transição tecnológica do colégio Anna Tereza e como a tecnologia agregou no ensino e na organização dos educadores. Spoiler: as ferramentas Google também ajudaram ➡ Continue nos seguindo nas redes sociais: @safetec.br

No episódio de hoje do Safetalk, Rogério Wanderley, do Time Comercial da Safetec, recebe Rodrigo Telles, da Telles Advocacia, para falar sobre as ferramentas do Google Workspace. Rodrigo falou como as ferramentas do Google Workspace auxiliaram a ele a organizar suas atividades e como a tecnologia se tornou aliada para a execução de diferentes atividades. ➡ Continue nos acompanhando nas redes sociais, em @safetec.br!

No episódio de hoje do Safetalk temos uma convidada direto do Vale do Silício! O André Gomes, do Time de Educação Safetec, recebe Cynthia Michels, que foi até a Califórnia para entender como como os homens e mulheres que criam as tecnologias que hoje movem o mundo fazem para educar seus filhos. Cynthia, que é Incentivadora da Inovação consciente e comunicadora, bate um papo com o André sobre como usar a tecnologia de forma inteligente na educação. Nos acompanhe nas redes sociais para saber mais: @safetec.br

No episódio de hoje do Safetalk, Thereza Penna, Lider RH Safetec, recebe Fabi Soares, Consultora de RH, para falar sobre as vantagens do trabalho híbrido na vida profissional e pessoal dos colaboradores. No bate-papo, Fabi aborda soluções para engajar funcionários mesmo no home office, e fala sobre os cuidados com a comunicação e a produtividade dos colaboradores. ➡Para saber mais, siga @safetec.br nas redes sociais!

Today, my conversation is with Jamie Fabroa.  She lost her father Wilmer, to suicide 10 years ago but he is still always with her in heart. Jamie now works to bring awareness to help prevent suicide by furthering conversation and not hiding behind the "s" word! Just 4 days before Jamie's 25th Birthday, she would lose her father to suicide. From that moment, Jamie's life would never be the same. The pain became unbearable, unlivable when after a few attempts to take her own life, she courageously found solace, serenity, strength and forgiveness in her own healing through supporting others. Possessing training and certification in SAFEtalk and ASIST, Jamie is a relentless stand on disappearing stigma surrounding the 'S', word.This is a powerful conversation that will help bring hope that we all can survive! You can find Jamie here - Instagram  AND  Facebook - all at  suicidesurvival365Jamie recommends this documentary  HEAL with Deepak ChopraAnd I recommend the book SIGNS; The Secret Language of the Universe  by Laura Lynn Jackson as well as the Docuseries in Netflix called Surviving Death______________________________________________________________________________AND ALWAYS … THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR SUPPORT! It means the WORLD to me … we are in this together!As with everything you hear on my podcasts, please take that which serves you & leave the rest. I hope you will find something of value & I am so sorry that you need to be here, but so honored you are here.Please reach out to me if you know of someone that I should talk to or if you yourself would like to have a conversation around the suicide loss and grief space. Instagram is probably still the best way to contact me or directly through email. I am already scheduling people into this Spring so it's not too soon to reach out!Let's have a conversation  Let's keep talking   Let's be there for each other.  Let's make a change. TALK SOON!If you or someone you know is struggling  with suicidal thoughts PLEASE reach out & talk to someoneThe National Suicide Lifeline is there for youIN a crisis you can also TEXT--->TEXT the word "HOME" to 741741 in the USAin Canada TEXT 686868in the UK TEXT 85258And Grievers, I am always here. You can find me on Instagram at The Leftover Pieces

Jaime Fabroa is a suicide loss survivor, attempt survivor and shares her gift of loss with the world. Her purpose is to break the stigma surrounding suicide and standing tall to dispel the myths. She has learned that her father taking his life was truly a gift. Viewing her dad as being courageous, not selfish. Jaime has made it her personal mission to speak out. She is ASIST and safeTALK certified. You can find her on Instagram at          Suicide Survival 360 If you'd like to hear more of Jaime, check out her episodes on the Dr. Raj Podcast She shares the story of her beloved father who was beset with major health issues from birth. We cover facts vs myths. Another real conversation surrounding difficult topics.  Please continue the support of the show by rating, reviewing, and subscribing to our RSS feed to get a new episode every Wednesday. Find us on YouTube, Facebook, & Instagram. Grab a tee or hoodie from our friends Dan & Natalie at          Close Knit Co.  Until next week be well, be safe, be ABOVE    

JessicaRose Johnson is a four-year Marine Corps Veteran and the only daughter of Air Force veterans. She is granddaughter, great-granddaughter, and spouse of navy veterans. JessicaRose is a Daughter of the Revolutionary War. Since her medical discharged from the U.S. Marine Corps in 2011 she has continued to serve her fellow veterans. While attending the University of Central Oklahoma (UCO) she served as Veterans Affairs work-study in the VA office and served as the President of her Student Veterans' Organization. JessicaRose graduated UCO in 2015 with a Master degree in Crime & Intelligence Analysis and Religion & Culture. During her time at UCO she created and maintained ‘Military Mondays' where different veteran services were brought in every Monday to the veterans office space. One particular Monday, a member from the local veterans rowing team attended. She went to check out the program with intentions to help promote it, not join it. However, there she met her now Husband, Andrew, the captain of the team. She is now the manager and coach. Freedom Rows Warriors OKC veterans rowing program is a VA grant funded program allowing veterans to get healthy both physically and mentally while interacting with their peers. JessicaRose then served as a case manager for Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF), a VA grant helping disenfranchised veterans whom were either homeless or on the brink of becoming homeless. After some time with SSVF, she transitioned into serving as the Suicide Prevention Program Manager for the Oklahoma Army National Guard. While in this position JessicaRose was appointed on Oklahoma's state Suicide Prevention Council, Chair of the Oklahoma Governor's Veterans Behavioral Health “Ask The Question” initiative, and was awarded the Employee of the Year Team award for her “Just Reach Out” Suicide prevention and awareness video. JessicaRose transitioned to working for the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance abuse services where she served as a field representative for an Opioid Overdose Grant. In this position Jessica-Rose traveled the state educating first responders and community members on Opioid Overdoses and the use of Naloxone/Narcan. JessicaRose is Oklahoma City Mayor's Veteran Liaison and appointed by OKC Mayor Holt to represent SMVF for the OKC Human Right Commission Task Force. She is a Living Works Certified Instructor for ASIST- Applied Suicide Prevention Skills Training and for SafeTALK. JessicaRose is the newly appointed president of USO Oklahoma's board. She is the owner of Rosebud Consulting LLC- a company focused on advocating and education for Suicide and Overdose prevention. JessicaRose is member of Oklahoma's Medical Response and Stress Response Team. On top of here business she is a volunteer baseball coach at Norman United academy, coaching the Warriors. OKC veteran rowing program, and works for SAMHSA and VA's Service Members, Veterans, and Families Technical assistance center Follow Jessica: Facebook- Rosebud CLLC www.rosebudcllc.com My Firebase: solo.to/wm2podcast --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/warrior-mindset-and-motiv/support

Infraestrutura legada e formas ultrapassadas de pensar podem atrapalhar projetos de transformação digital no setor público. As organizações do setor privado que começaram a transformação digital antes que a pandemia sufocasse os negócios, já estavam equipadas o suficiente para ajustar suas estratégias rapidamente e fazer as operações prosperarem, mesmo diante do caos. Enquanto isso, aqueles que operam no setor público, sobrecarregados com sistemas legados e muitas vezes inadequados para a era digital, foram pressionados pela necessidade imediata de simplificar as operações e levar equipes inteiras para o trabalho remoto. Para falar sobre o assunto, o líder de soluções educacionais na Safetec, Joaquim Camerino, conversou com Roseana Faneco, que integra a Comissão de Direito do Terceiro Setor da OAB/PE, do LIDE MULHER Pernambuco e tem mais de 40 anos de experiência na área de gestão dentro do setor. Quer entender mais sobre o tema? Dá o play e vem com a gente no terceiro episódio do Safetalk. ▶️ Visite nosso Youtube e veja o videocast completo: https://youtu.be/wmChAB5llqA SAIBA MAIS

O número de lideranças femininas em empresas tem crescido cada vez mais, apesar do cenário ainda desigual. Compreender a importância desse tipo de diversidade em cargos de gestão é essencial para a criação de empresas de maior impacto positivo e performance. Neste mês em alusão às lutas femininas, a Safetec preparou um Safetalk especial sobre Lideranças Femininas. Para debater sobre o assunto, juntamos nossa líder de RH, Maria Thereza Penna, e a Integrante do Grupo Mulheres do Brasil, Lívia Moura, neste episódio recheado de reflexões sobre essa pauta tão importante. Vamos lá? Visite o nosso site: https://safetec.com.br/ Conheça nossas redes sociais Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/safetec.br/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/safetecbr Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/safetecbrasil

In this episode Na'Kole and I discuss -  - Depression, Trauma, Mental Illness - Tips on what should you do, and what should you not do. - Resources she put together to help you help others, save lives, and prevent suicide.  Pardon my language stating "commit suicide" (which I was made aware of by a colleague post-publishing) instead of "Died by suicide". In my effort to destigmatize mental health issues it's important that I correct my shortcomings as I learn and grow through this public platform.  Follow me on Facebook or IG @gpatelcounseling and if you already are, here is a free gift from me as my expression of my gratitude for your support - Free Self- Compassion Guide I have created to help you get unstuck.  Or join my Facebook community called Traumatic Transformations - Emotionally Intelligence & Conscious Living.  Find Na'kole Watson at http://NaKoleWatson.com or find her on Facebook/ IG @@NaKoleWatson or listen to her podcast @As Told by Kole. Na'Kole Watson, also known as The Life Snatcher, is a certified suicide prevention specialist and proud life survivor. She supplies prevention resources, tools and strategies to influencers, community allies and people wrestling with suicidal ideation. She has created a village that delivers the support and guidance that those who are suffering need to save themselves and live a life free of unresolved pain and hopelessness. Na'Kole has the following certifications: Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST), SafeTALK, More than Sad (facilitator certification), Mental Health First Aid for Adults, Mental Health First Aid for Youth. Na'Kole works hard to make a difference in the lives of all she meets. She is very active in several community organizations, and she desires to change the narrative as it relates to suicidal ideation so that people know that it's okay to not be okay, and that there is hope and help for any situation. To date, Na'Kole has talked hundreds of people out of suicide. Her life experience coupled with her unique gifting and purpose have allowed her to achieve this monumental success.

In this episode, host Kim Borrowdale talks with Chukumeka (Chukes) Maxwell about how to engage diverse communities and cultures in suicide prevention. Chukes is the founder of Action To Prevent Suicide CIC - a Devon based non-profit dedicated to raising funds for community-based programs focused on suicide prevention.    Born in London, to African and Caribbean parents, Chuke's family emigrated back to Nigeria in 1965 but Chukumeka was then evacuated to the UK in 1967 as a refugee from the Biafran civil war. He has have also lived in Jamaica and Belize. Chukes has had a very eclectic working life, from training in the hotel industry after school to opening an award-winning delicatessen and later his own catering company, then re-training as a holistic deep tissue massage therapist and later as a registered Social worker.  A part-time lecturer at the University of Plymouth, Chukumeka is now also a suicide prevention trainer specializing in LivingWorks programs, Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Trainer (ASIST) and safeTALK.  Subscribe to the series and check out previous episodes via the below and all of your usual podcast players: Apple Podcasts  Google Podcasts  Spotify Podcasts  Click here for a full transcript of this episode.

Faith communities play a critical role in providing connectedness, fostering resiliency, and offering hope.  In this episode, host Kim Borrowdale talks with LivingWorks Director of Faith Community Engagement, Glen Bloomstrom about how to galvanize faith groups when it comes to suicide prevention. Chaplain Bloomstrom served three decades as an activity duty Chaplain in the United States Army, is a LivingWorks ASIST and safeTALK trainer as well as team lead for our newest online program, LivingWorks Faith.  Subscribe to the series and check out previous episodes via the below and all of your usual podcast players: Apple Podcasts  Google Podcasts  Spotify Podcasts  YouTube Click here for a full transcript of this episode.

In this Episode Dr. Jeffrey Ansloos, Suying Hugh, Dr. Josiah Osagie, and Melissa Fernandes help us explore the nuances of mental health and well being while honouring the contributions of Black, Indigenous, and Racialized people to the field and to the realization of well being more broadly. MELISSA FERNANDESMelissa Fernandes is a racialized settler on Turtle Island and an experienced student affairs professional with almost ten years of experience working across three post-secondary institutions in the realms health promotion, student mental health, and creating healthy campus environments. Melissa began their career working at McMaster University (circa 2011) in a role dedicated to student health education. In 2017, after receiving a Master's in Public Health, Melissa joined the University of Toronto's Health & Wellness Centre as a Health Education Coordinator. Here she steered projects such as Identify, Assist, Refer, and supported the office in developing its strategic plan. In 2018, while Melissa was working at U of T she also took on a position as a Faculty member at Fleming College teaching a health promotion and prevention course. Melissa has also been a safeTALK suicide alertness trainer for the past 8 years, worked as a health researcher specific to queer and trans* youth experiences, and volunteered/worked on a few different helplines related to mental health and sexual violence. Melissa is regarded as a knowledgeable colleague within the Canadian Association of College and University Student Services network and she is currently the Chair for the Division of Health Promoters within the Ontario University College Health Association. JEFFREY ANSLOOSDr. Jeffrey Ansloos is an Assistant Professor in Indigenous Health and Social Policy and the Canada Research Chair in Critical Studies in Indigenous Health and Social Action on Suicide at the University of Toronto. He is also the Chair of the Indigenous Education Network at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education. He is a queer Cree psychologist of mixed Cree and English ancestry. His family comes from Fisher River Cree Nation. JOSIAH OSAGIEDr. Osagie is a resident physician in Psychiatry at the University of Toronto. Prior to residency, he was a medical student at U of T and graduated as valedictorian of his class. He has a specific interest in the mental well-being of Black people and has worked to initiate curricular changes that better support the needs of Black patients seeking mental health care. Dr. Osagie strives for a practice that encompasses both the art and science of healing. SUYING HUGHSuying Hugh is the Program Manager for the MasterCard Foundation Scholars Program at the University of Toronto.   Suying has a bachelor's degree in international development studies and economics from the University of Toronto and a Masters Degree in Diplomacy and International Relations from Seton Hall University.   Suying has been working at the University of Toronto with international students for over fifteen years.   Prior to this, Suying's experience includes, working as a research assistant at the Inter-American Development Bank on targeted social programs in Latin America and the Caribbean and working as a CUSO Cooperant in St. Lucia, West Indies.Producers: Ezi Odozor & Rebekah Robinson

In this episode, Paul Thompson from Flint Hill REsources talks about taking the resistance head-on in the training room and with a SafeStart implementation.

In the Safetalk with SafeStart Short, Keith Ausborne talks about what classes are available virtually in the SafeStart Realm. Also Keith touches on who should attend these virtual classes as well.Guest: Keith AusborneHost: Tim Page-Bottorff

The fifth episode in our podcast A World Where LivingWorks is “First on the Scene”. This episode is all about living well in the first responder and emergency services workforces. Host Kim Borrowdale talks with Federal Bureau of Investigation Special Agent and LivingWorks trainer Paul Bertrand. The FBI is an intelligence-driven and threat-focused national security organization in the United States with both intelligence and law enforcement responsibilities. The FBI works around the globe and employs close to 36,000 people, including special agents and support professionals such as intelligence analysts, language specialists, scientists, and information technology specialists.  Also joining the conversation from the United Kingdom is Andy Chapman. Andy is a former police officer with many years of his three-decade policing career spent as a hostage negotiator where he often negotiated at length with people planning to take their own lives. Andy is a safeTALK trainer and now the Suicide Prevention Lead for the City of York.  Click here for transcripts 

In this episode we’re chatting with Anne Moss Rogers, who is TEDx storyteller, the 2019 YWCA Pat Asch Fellow for social justice, author of the award-winning book, Diary of a Broken Mind, and an Emotionally Naked® motivational speaker who helps people foster a culture of connection to prevent suicide, reduce substance misuse, and find life after loss. Despite her family’s best efforts, Anne Moss’s 20-year-old son Charles died by suicide on June 5, 2015, after many years of struggle with anxiety, depression, and ultimately addiction. Anne Moss started a blog, EmotionallyNaked.com, and chronicled her family’s tragedy in a newspaper article that went viral. After receiving a message from a young lady who wrote that one of her blog posts saved her life, Anne Moss sold her digital marketing business and followed her purpose of preventing suicide and reducing the stigma of addiction and mental illness. She has been featured in the New York Times and was the first suicide loss survivor ever invited to speak at the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH). Anne Moss is also a trainer for the 4-hour evidence-based training called safeTALK. Anne Moss and I recorded this conversation before COVID changed all of our lives, but it’s amazing how everything we talked about is not only still relevant, I think it’s even MORE relevant now. The rates of depression, anxiety, and risk of suicide are growing at alarming rates, and COVID has only intensified these issues for teens in particular. I invited Anne Moss to come back on the show recently so we could talk about how COVID is impacting teens now, and how people can best support their teens in this trying and unpredictable time. We share a lot of resources throughout our conversation, but I’ve included even more in today’s show notes in case you are worried about your teen and need some extra support. Show Notes: https://argenalinstitute.com/88 Resources & Links Mentioned in this Episode: Anne Moss Rogers Website Anne Moss Rogers Facebook Anne Moss Rogers Instagram Anne Moss Rogers Twitter EmotionallyNaked© Blog Diary of a Broken Mind by Anne Moss Rogers SafeTALK Training Signs of Drug Use (Free eBook) Coping Strategies for Grief and Loss (Free eBook) 9 Ways to Help Your Kids Build Resilience (Free eBook) Mental Health and COVID Statistics for Teens Mental Health and COVID Statistics for Adults Youth Suicide Statistics Suicide Helpline: 1-800-273-8255 (TALK) Crisis Textline: 741-741 Toxic Positivity The Argenal Institute Website The Whole SELF Lifestyle for Working Parents by Sarah Argenal Email me: sarah@argenalinstitute.com About The Argenal Institute LLC: The Working Parent Resource Podcast is a place where we explore how to defeat burnout as working parents so we can finally enjoy these precious years of our lives. My name is Sarah Argenal, and I'm the host of this show, as well as the founder of The Argenal Institute LLC, and creator of the Whole SELF Lifestyle™, which provides a sustainable and long-term approach to fulfillment for working parents. The show notes for this episode, as well as other resources, free training materials, and information about the Whole SELF Lifestyle™ can all be found on our website at https://argenalinstitute.com/. Sponsor: This show is sponsored by Sarah's book, The Whole SELF Lifestyle for Working Parents: A Practical 4-Step Framework to Defeat Burnout and Escape Survival Mode for Good. Get your copy at www.argenalinstitute.com/books. Reminders: Don’t forget to subscribe to our show on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, or wherever you listen to podcasts to be notified when a new episode is published.  Please leave an honest rating and review as well.  Ratings and reviews are extremely important and greatly appreciated!  They do matter in ranking the show, and I read each and every one of them.       The post “WPR088: Supporting Your Teens and Navigating Mental Health Issues, Addiction and Suicide with Anne Moss Rogers” first appeared first on www.argenalinstitite.com.

Danny interviews David Bianco from Epiroc about their implementation before and during the Covid-19 Pandemic. David also speaks about how to use the techniques during a pandemic.Host: Danny SmithGuest: David Bianco

Welcome back to the Teammate Apart Podcast: Mental Health Series. Today’s special guest is Charle Peck. Charle has more than 15 years of experience in education and mental health research. Currently, she is working as a High School Teacher delivering mental health curriculum to her students at a very vulnerable time in their lives. She collaborates with education leaders and mental health professionals to deliver school-based support for those in need. Charle uses valuable clinical therapy tools and approaches with clients and has specialized training in trauma-informed practice. Additionally, she is the host of the “Advancing Humanity" podcast where she highlights the contributions people are making towards a thriving human experience.Here for a discussion on the infusion of mental health practices in the newly remote education system and at work, understanding how trauma manifests in behavior, suicide prevention, and more, join me in welcoming to the show, Charle Peck.Charle PeckMental Health + Education Expert | Podcast Host - "Advancing Humanity"http://AdvancingHumanityPodcast.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/charle-peck-406963ab/Twitter: @CharlePeckIG: @advancinghumanitypodcastAbout Charle PeckCharle has over 15 years of experience in education and mental health research. Currently, she works as a High School Teacher who delivers mental health curriculum and collaborates with education leaders and mental health professionals to deliver school-based support. As an MSW student, Charle uses valuable clinical therapy tools and approaches with clients and have specialized training in trauma-informed practice. Additionally, she is the host of the podcast "Advancing Humanity" where they highlight contributions people are making towards a thriving human experience.As a speaker, Charle delivers messages to parents and educators to inform them of typical growth and behavior patterns in order to improve relationships and family dynamics. Also, she teaches students about their own development to empower them as they grow and learn. This insight enables them to become stronger communicators with tools to make healthier decisions during this transitional time.Through her podcast, Charle interviews people who have a genuine passion for making this world a better place to live, and who are willing to challenge the status quo. Through connection, health, and innovation, the future looks promising, though she acknowledges there are inevitable obstacles we must face, and we need to talk about them.Previously, Charle worked as Workshop Facilitator where she encouraged large corporate groups to “live their best lives" by providing meaningful ways to manage their chronic stress due to busy work and family obligations. She challenges the idea that balance is attainable, so restructuring priorities is essential to finding peace and harmony.Competencies:Education, Social Work, Family Studies, Individual & Family Development, ASIST Suicide Intervention, safeTALK for Suicide Prevention, Mental Health First Aid, Trauma Processing Experiential, Foundations of Trauma and Attachment, Phase-Based Clinical Applications & Integration of Trauma and Attachment, Regulation, Healing the Wounds of Sexual Abuse, Healing the Helper: Simple Restorative Practices to Promote Wellness*P.S. *If you have a captivating topic to discuss on the Advancing Humanity Podcast – get in touch with me at guest@advancinghumanitypodcast.com .===

As we continue our MinorityMental Health Awareness Series, I am so excited to welcome Na'Kole Watson, The Life Protector.  Na'Kole Watson is a thirty-five-year-old trailblazer who hails from the small town of Kenly, North Carolina. As a survivor of over twenty-two suicide attempts (she stopped counting after the twenty-second), she is extremely familiar with the effects that suicidal ideation, bullying and abuse can have on an individual. Because of the things she endured, she began to position herself as a resource and a place of safety for those who have endured (or are currently enduring) similar situations and circumstances. These organic outreach methods have transformed into the Na'Kole Watson brand, as well as #NotOnMyWatch™, a nonprofit suicide prevention and anti-bullying organization. Na'Kole is an accomplished author who published her first book, “I Speak Life: A 30-Day Journey from Suicidal Ideation to Victorious Living” in early 2016. She has since written a series of motivational books for teen girls called “Good Morning, Young Butterfly!” that has a total of six books, and three more that will be released in November of 2019. A prolific speaker, Na'Kole travels far and near speaking about her testimony as well as equipping and empowering people of all ages to overcome adversity in their lives. She speaks in a candid and impactful manner about a lot of things that are often swept under the rug. Her speaking platform includes schools, businesses, childcare centers, conferences, church events and concerts. Na'Kole also conducts empowerment seminars designed to teach participants about how to identify and properly handle suicidal ideation and bullying. Na'Kole has the following certifications: Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST), SafeTALK, More than Sad (facilitator certification), Mental Health First Aid for Adults, Mental Health First Aid for Youth. Na'Kole works hard to make a difference in the lives of all she meets. She is very active in several community organizations, and she desires to change the narrative as it relates to suicidal ideation so that people know that it's okay to not be okay, and that there is hope and help for any situation. To date, Na'Kole has talked almost hundreds of people out of suicide. Her life experience coupled with her unique gifting and purpose have allowed her to achieve this monumental success. Listen in as Na'Kole shares with us her incredible journey & passion for driving awareness and education for suicide prevention.   

Lockdown has been incredibly difficult for all of us but if you're struggling with your mental health, the past few months will have been exceptionally difficult. In Kinvara, the town has come together to promote mental health support and to give local businesses a lift. Kinvara Alive, which was set up in 2016, offers residents of the area information on how they can access the services they need along with training courses such as SafeTalk. As Kinvara re-opens after lockdown, they have come up with a brilliant imitative to support local businesses and reward locals who have gone above and beyond during the past few months. Sean Glynn from Kinvara Alive spoke to Dermot and Dave about the initiative and why breaking the stigma is so important. [audio mp3="https://media.radiocms.net/uploads/2020/07/09124753/0907-1130-Kinvara.mp3"][/audio] Remember: You can freephone 116 123 from a landline or mobile; you can also text 087 260 90 90 or email jo@samaritans.org.

In this episode, this is a chance to meet the SafeTalk with SafeStart hosts. Hosts:Tim Page-BottorffDanny Smith

How do we help people in despair overcome emotional pain and reconnect to purpose through an on-line intervention? Connection is the answer. Technology is the tool. Our on-line technologies can have a whole spectrum of impact on our behavior — from helpful and healthy to harmful and hurtful, and the data we derive from our engagement with technology tells a powerful tale. When “13 Reasons Why” came out on March 31, 2017, I didn’t know anything about it. Five days later it had swept the globe, and the suicide prevention community became very concerned. By July 2017, a JAMA report looked at Google search trends during the 19 days after the show launched. Many terms related to suicide were significantly higher than expected and included increases in help-seeking (e.g., “suicide hotline number” was up 21%) and suicidal thoughts (e.g., “how to commit suicide” was up 26%). It wasn’t until April of 2019, however, did researchers conclude, “The release of 13 Reasons Why was associated with a significant increase in monthly suicide rates among US youth aged 10 to 17 years. Caution regarding the exposure of children and adolescents to the series is warranted.” Google has partnered with the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, so searches for phrases like “I want to kill myself” bring up graphic and phone number for this hotline. Facebook has a “report” and “support” functions for friends who are concerned about another’s suicidal on-line posting. Now, through the power of artificial intelligence, they are building algorithms that help them predict who is at risk for suicide. For more on social media and suicide prevention read: http://insurancethoughtleadership.com/social-media-and-suicide-prevention/. My interview this week is with Anne Moss Rogers. After losing her son Charles to suicide, digital marketing expert, Anne Moss decided to use social media and SEO skills to reach those Googling “ways to die” with the goal of saving lives. The results have been remarkable and unexpected. Anne Moss Rogers B&W.png About Anne Moss Rogers Anne Moss Rogers is also known as the “emotionally naked speaker” is a blogger, TEDx Talk storyteller and a brain tumor survivor. She is the author of “Diary of a Broken Mind", a mother's story, a son's suicide, and the haunting lyrics he left behind. In other words, she is an inspiration of resilience. As a motivational speaker she helps people foster a culture of connection to prevent suicide, reduce substance misuse, and find life after loss. Despite her family’s best efforts, Anne Moss’ 20-year-old son Charles died by suicide June 5, 2015 after many years of struggle with anxiety, depression, and ultimately addiction. Anne Moss started a blog, EmotionallyNaked.com, and chronicled her family’s tragedy in a newspaper article that went viral. She has been featured in the New York Times, and was the first suicide loss survivor ever invited to speak at the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH). She is also a trainer for the 4-hour evidence based training called safeTALK.

Heather talks with Anne Moss about the upcoming SafeTALK Training and how you can get involved with helping prevent suicide.

Heather talks with Anne Moss about the upcoming SafeTALK Training and how you can get involved with helping prevent suicide.

How do we help people in despair overcome emotional pain and reconnect to purpose through an on-line intervention? Connection is the answer. Technology is the tool. Our on-line technologies can have a whole spectrum of impact on our behavior — from helpful and healthy to harmful and hurtful, and the data we derive from our engagement with technology tells a powerful tale. When “13 Reasons Why” came out on March 31, 2017, I didn't know anything about it. Five days later it had swept the globe, and the suicide prevention community became very concerned. By July 2017, a JAMA report looked at Google search trends during the 19 days after the show launched. Many terms related to suicide were significantly higher than expected and included increases in help-seeking (e.g., “suicide hotline number” was up 21%) and suicidal thoughts (e.g., “how to commit suicide” was up 26%). It wasn't until April of 2019, however, did researchers conclude, “The release of 13 Reasons Why was associated with a significant increase in monthly suicide rates among US youth aged 10 to 17 years. Caution regarding the exposure of children and adolescents to the series is warranted.” Google has partnered with the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, so searches for phrases like “I want to kill myself” bring up graphic and phone number for this hotline. Facebook has a “report” and “support” functions for friends who are concerned about another's suicidal on-line posting. Now, through the power of artificial intelligence, they are building algorithms that help them predict who is at risk for suicide. For more on social media and suicide prevention read: http://insurancethoughtleadership.com/social-media-and-suicide-prevention/.My interview this week is with Anne Moss Rogers. After losing her son Charles to suicide, digital marketing expert, Anne Moss decided to use social media and SEO skills to reach those Googling “ways to die” with the goal of saving lives. The results have been remarkable and unexpected. Anne Moss Rogers B&W.pngAbout Anne Moss RogersAnne Moss Rogers is also known as the “emotionally naked speaker” is a blogger, TEDx Talk storyteller and a brain tumor survivor. She is the author of “Diary of a Broken Mind", a mother's story, a son's suicide, and the haunting lyrics he left behind. In other words, she is an inspiration of resilience.As a motivational speaker she helps people foster a culture of connection to prevent suicide, reduce substance misuse, and find life after loss. Despite her family's best efforts, Anne Moss' 20-year-old son Charles died by suicide June 5, 2015 after many years of struggle with anxiety, depression, and ultimately addiction. Anne Moss started a blog, EmotionallyNaked.com, and chronicled her family's tragedy in a newspaper article that went viral.She has been featured in the New York Times, and was the first suicide loss survivor ever invited to speak at the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH). She is also a trainer for the 4-hour evidence based training called safeTALK.

Brad Marsden (Gitsegukla Reserve within the Gitksan Nation in Northern British Columbia) is a Life Coach, Residential School Counselor and Facilitator. He graduated from a Wellness Counselor Program in 2008 and has been trained in SafeTalk as well as Suicide Intervention at the Crisis Center of British Columbia. He provides interactive workshops called, "Impacts of Residential School & Colonization Workshop" for non-native service providers so they can have a better understanding of Native people.   Brad is an Inter-generational Survivor of the Residential School, raised by his grandparents who went there. Although he never attended the school himself, he describes being raised by the same beliefs, attitudes and behaviors’ that his primary caregivers and community experienced in Residential Schools. All of his important early childhood development was greatly influenced by their experience in those schools.  "It is my goal to help my people move forward in their lives by helping them and society become more accurately aware of the history of the Residential School and the effects that it had and still has on our communities today, and more importantly our children," said Brad. Brad Marsden Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brad-marsden-394b086a/ Please note: Canada and the U.S. had a parallel system of Residential Schools, but they are more commonly known as Boarding Schools in the U.S.  Residential Schools Derived from Truth & Reconciliation Commission of Canada Residential schools for Aboriginal people in Canada date back to the 1870s. Over 130 residential schools were located across the country, and the last school closed in 1996. These government-funded, church-run schools were set up to eliminate parental involvement in the intellectual, cultural, and spiritual development of Aboriginal children. During this era, more than 150,000 First Nations, Métis, and Inuit children were placed in these schools often against their parents' wishes. Many were forbidden to speak their language and practice their own culture. While there is an estimated 80,000 former students living today, the ongoing impact of residential schools has been felt throughout generations and has contributed to social problems that continue to exist. On June 11, 2008, the Prime Minister, on behalf of the Government of Canada, delivered a formal apology in the House of Commons to former students, their families, and communities for Canada's role in the operation of the residential schools.    Learn MORE - Residential / Boarding Schools in Canada & U.S.  Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada http://www.trc.ca/about-us.html The Residential School System (UBC Indigenous Foundations) https://indigenousfoundations.arts.ubc.ca/the_residential_school_system/ National Museum of the American Indian https://americanindian.si.edu/education/codetalkers/html/index.html Educational Curriculum - Facing History & Ourselves Stolen Lives: The Indigenous Peoples of Canada and the Indian Residential Schools  https://www.facinghistory.org/stolen-lives-indigenous-peoples-canada-and-indian-residential-schools Documentary: Unseen Tears: The Native American Boarding School Experience in Western New York https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ioAzggmes8c  

Segment One:Following the loss of her son Adrio Romine in May 2019, Paolla Jordan is determined to use her experience to prevent teen suicides and to help other families not have to go through the same thing. In this episode, she shares her experience, knowledge, and hope as well as suggestions and strategies for parents and those who work with youth. Paolla and Win This Year host Shane Watson also discuss the role that the internet played in Adrio's suicide. Segment Two:Longtime prevention professional, coach, parent, and ASIST master trainer Joronda Montaño talks with host Shane Watson about signs and symptoms of someone who is considering suicide, how to begin a conversation with someone who is suicidal, and how to help someone who is having thoughts of suicide.Segment Three:Host Shane Watson discusses suicide prevention and intervention resources and crisis lines, and shares a personal anecdote regarding an unusual suicide intervention he once took part in. Contact information, resources and links mentioned in this episode:National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: (800) 273-8255 Crisis Text Line: Text "Listen" to 741741Teen Lifeline: (800) 248-8336Paolla Jordan/LaloBoy Foundation: (480) 788-4187LivingWorks Website (to find ASIST and SafeTALK trainings): https://www.livingworks.net/SAMHSA Behavioral Health Treatment Locator: https://findtreatment.samhsa.gov/notMYkid Website: https://notmykid.org/notMYkid Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/notMYkid/notMYkid Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/notmykiddotorg/notMYkid Twitter: https://twitter.com/notmykidtweetsnotMYkid YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/notMYkidVidsWin This Year show email: WinThisYear@notmykid.orgSponsor website: https://www.firstcheckfamily.com/(Use code WINTHISYEAR to save on your order.)

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Season Four: This season of Storytime with Paul Dore is being released in two different sections. The first six episodes will be audio excerpts from my new novel, Dreams of Being a Kiwi. Since the novel deals with themes involving mental health issues, the second part of the season will be conversations about this topic with various experts and interesting people.The Episode: For each episode, I'll be including a short preamble that briefly introduces the topic and guest. The preamble is about how important it is to my mental health to have various kinds of creative outlets. The conversation is with Adrianna Prosser, a storyteller and geeky social media addict who supports mental health advocacy through her podcast Stories Like Crazy. Combining her Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) and safeTALK certification, she hopes to engage the audience and go beyond the stage and screen to creating a safe place for discussion and sharing. She is currently an Ontario Association for Suicide Prevention (OASP) member. Originally broadcast last year on the Stories We Don't Tell Podcast, I had the privilege of talking with Adrianna about her one-woman bereavement piece 'Everything but the Cat..'. and the work she does outside of the stage. To learn more about Adrianna, visit adrianna-prosser.com.Podcast Partners: The theme music is by singer/songwriter Arlene Paculan, check her out at officialarlene.com.

Podcast mini-series alert! For the next few episodes, we'll be featuring interviews with Stories We Don't Tell performers and be talking about how they use storytelling in other ways. Adrianna is a storyteller and geeky social media addict who supports mental health advocacy through her podcast Stories Like Crazy. Combining her Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) and safeTALK certification, she hopes to engage the audience and go beyond the stage and screen to creating a safe place for discussion and sharing. She is currently an Ontario Association for Suicide Prevention (OASP) member. Co-host Paul talks with Adrianna about her one-woman bereavement piece 'Everything but the Cat..'. and the work she does outside of the stage. Stay tuned after the interview for a story Adrianna told at the February Stories We Don't Tell.

In 2004 Debbie Knight lost a close friend to suicide. Her loss was just one case in a community which was becoming all too familiar with an issue being labelled as epidemic in the Mackay Region. As often happens, she and a group of friends got together with a view to raising awareness around suicide prevention. They did some fundraising and created the beginnings of a powerful and highly regarded organisation, Grapevine Group Mackay. Debbie has been with this group from the very beginning and in the past 13 years Grapevine has become a foundation stone which underpins the entire mental health, wellbeing and suicide prevention movement in the Mackay region. The group's focus - and that which Debbie has campaigned strongly and consistently for - is education. In partnership with local community suicide awareness and fundraising body Run For Mi Life, as well as LifeLine and the nationally renowned Living Works, Grapevine brought to Mackay the highly regarded safeTALK and ASIST programs in 2014. In conjunction with the lobbying and research work conducted behind the scenes, Debbie was also the key driver in designing, constructing and then effectively disseminating a series of powerful awareness campaigns which were strategically published across mainstream, digital and social media platforms. The most prolific of these were the Grapevine Group's Christmas Awareness Campaigns. Through the pages of newspapers and via digital and social media platforms, everyday people in the Mackay region had unprecedented and easy-to-understand information about the signs and triggers, risks and times of need within the community. At a time when few media organisations would consider broaching the subject of suicide prevention around Christmastime, this campaign initially launched in 2011 amid a stong spike in the local suicide rate as the "12 Days of Suicide Prevention for Christmas". This campaign was then nominated as a finalist in the 2011 PANPA Newspaper of the Year National Advertising Campaign Award, an award recognised throughout the Asia-Pacific. Media organisations and other businesses engaged in the campaign adopted email signatures and produced a suite of in-house collateral. During the Christmas 2016-17 Campaign, these display advertisements and a suite of accompanying memes were viewed over 30,000 times. It was real, it was positive and it was compelling. It has stood the test of time and vast changes in the Mackay region's economic and social disposition. It has also been the backbone for Grapevine Group's website and exceptional social media presence. Hers is a commitment fuelled by a belief that every single member of a community has the right – and should have the means – to be empowered to understand and help those in need. And in a regional setting – where the rules of metropolitan, state-wide and national coverage are diluted and seldom applicable – making connections and maintaining them over time and social change, is not just vital, but in this case, it is life saving. #ManyVoicesOneGoal #suicideprevention

Original Recording Date: March 8th 2017 Guest: Shawna Percy, Suicide Prevention Trainer My guest this episode was Shawna Percy, and we chatted about the role suicide and suicide prevention has had in our lives, and the importance of conversation, support, and trainings such as "safeTALK" A blurb about Shawna: "Shawna is proud to be a part of the global, evidence-based, standardized suicide-prevention training programs by Livingworks. As a certified ASIST (Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training) and safeTALK (Suicide Alertness For Everyone) trainer Shawna is part of a team of professionals who are putting suicide-prevention skills in the hands of everyday people. Like CPR, safeTALK is life-saving training for all. Like First Aid, ASIST is the next level of life-saving intervention training that equip participants to intercept a suicide plan."

We discuss safeTALK and other suicide prevention programmes with Stanley Kutcher, Olivia Kirtley and Alys Cole-King.