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In this exciting episode of the Building PA Podcast, co-hosts Chris Martin and Jon O'Brien celebrate the culmination of their fourth season by announcing the winners of the inaugural 2024 Podcast Awards. With a focus on recognizing outstanding contributions within the construction industry, the hosts reflect on the journey of the podcast since its inception in the spring of 2020.The hosts dive into the details of the awards, which were determined by listener votes across three categories: Most Interesting Topic, Best Advice for the Industry, and Best Community Impact.Most Interesting Topic: The award goes to Steve Powers from Novingers for his episode on prefab construction, which garnered 42% of the votes. Chris and Jon reminisce about their field trip to Novingers, where they witnessed the impressive prefab process firsthand. They highlight the significance of prefab construction in enhancing efficiency and productivity in the industry.Best Advice for the Industry: Darren Rech from Alexander Building Construction Company takes home this award for his insightful discussion on improving toolbox talk delivery. The hosts emphasize the importance of engaging workers during these talks and how Darren's advice can revitalize this essential practice in the construction field.Best Community Impact: Sonya Bohmann from the Construction Industry Alliance for Suicide Prevention is recognized for her impactful episode addressing mental health and suicide prevention in the construction industry. Chris and Jon commend the relevance of this topic and share the behind-the-scenes effort that went into recording this episode, especially the quick turnaround to ensure it aired during Suicide Prevention Week.Chris and Jon also announce the Listener of the Year award, which goes to Chris Lalevee from Operating Engineers Local Union 825. We celebrate Chris's dedication to promoting the podcast and engaging with the content, highlighting the importance of community involvement in the industry.Throughout the episode, Chris and Jon express their gratitude to all nominees and guests, reinforcing their commitment to delivering valuable content that resonates with listeners. We encourage everyone to explore the extensive catalog of over 200 episodes available on our website, buildingpapodcast.com, and invite potential guests to reach out with topics of interest.Congratulations to our winners and thank you to our followers for being part of our podcast community - here's to 2025!
In this episode of Loving Yourself Completely, I'm opening up about a topic that's incredibly close to my heart—breaking the stigma around mental health and understanding the difference between National Suicide Awareness Month and Suicide Prevention Week. I'll share a personal story that deeply impacted my life and changed my family forever. This podcast was born from that experience, and today I want to talk about how we can create safe spaces for people to seek help without shame. I'll also be answering some deeply moving listener emails about battling depression, supporting loved ones through loss, and finding hope in the darkest moments. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sara14530/support
For today's conversation, I sit with our long-time psychologist friend, Christina Ntulo. We dive deep into the intersection of faith and mental health, discussing how biblical principles can be applied to therapy. Christina shares her experiences integrating faith-based practices with evidence-based approaches to promote emotional healing and mental well-being. As part of Suicide Prevention Week, we also touch on the delicate issue of suicide, offering insights into how faith can play a role in supporting those struggling with suicidal thoughts. Key Discussion Points: Faith-based approaches to mental health How biblical principles can enhance emotional healing The role of spirituality in therapy Suicide prevention: balancing faith and mental health Practical ways faith and therapy can work together for healingTune in for this faith-centered conversation on mental health and suicide prevention. Subscribe for more episodes on mental wellness, and share this episode with someone who might benefit from faith-based guidance. Together, we can break the stigma around mental health in our communities. *** LINKS NABU Network shop. To book your Thrivease products or donate to the podcast, you can also use the payment option of the NABU Network MTN and Airtel Merchant Codes Below: Airtel Pay - 4358501 OR Momo Pay - 198023 OR send mobile money on 0770 338 440. Share your Listener Letter here Podcast - Facebook, Instagram, X Nabuguzi Kiwanuka - Facebook, Instagram, X Email: htnkpodcast@gmail.com
September is Suicide Prevention Month. Sedgwick County Commission Chair Ryan Baty tells KNSS News the Commission will proclaim Suicide Prevention Week in Sedgwick County at Wednesday's meeting
Our guest today is Bill Romanelli. Bill is an outdoor writer and avid hunter, angler and ab diver. He is also a spokesperson on behalf of the NSSF National Shooting Sports Foundation's Project ChildSafe Program, where he works with firearm manufacturers, law enforcement, conservation groups and gun owners to emphasize the sporting community's commitment to safety and responsibility and to promote storing firearms securely when not in use. 1) What is Gun Storage Check week all about? - Suicide Prevention Week is September 1-7 2) Why do it twice in one year? 3) Why is gun storage so important to talk about? 4) What can folks do if they want to be involved? - Make sure it's secure and visit the website https://gunstoragecheck.org/ 5) NSSF also invests in Hunt SAFE. Talk to us about this initiative. 6) How do people follow NSSF? Originally Aired 8.26.24
Kia Cordeira, a Coordinator from South Africa's Depression and Anxiety Group (SADAG) in Cape Town shares the signs and symptoms of teen depression or suicide and how to broach the subject if you suspect someone suffering from either.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
As part of the America's Work Force Union Podcast's “Best of 2023” coverage, we highlight Dr. Sally Spencer-Thomas, noted psychologist, program trainer and speaker, who joined the show on Sept. 11 as part of Suicide Prevention Week and Mental Health Awareness Month. Dr. Sally spoke about improving mental health awareness in the building trades and improving a Local Union's ability to provide resources to those in need. Many great labor supporters have joined the America's Work Force Union Podcast this year. For the final segment of 2023, we wanted to look back and honor one of Labor's great leaders, Tom Conway, the late President of United Steelworkers. Today, we shared the second segment from the Oct. 3 episode that highlighted his appearances on the show over the last three years.
We're back again with a fresh episode! JT & Jane discuss over-sexualization in the media and their thoughts on Sukihana's appearance at the VMAs. They also talk about what they've been up to during their short hiatus, and recognize Suicide Prevention Week. Pour ya cup and tune in to hear our take, and a whole lot more. Your hosts: J.T. & Jane Stay connected with us! Instagram: @_blaqkoffee (BlaqKoffee) Instagram: @wanwansuii (J.T.) Instagram: @iam_obi (Jane) The complete audio version of our podcast can be found on popular streaming platforms including Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, & Pandora. Credit: DANNYEBTRACKS, intro & outro track, "In My Mind".
Hello World!!! We are back!!! Well we technically didn't go any where. We had some issues with #podomatic that we had to straighten out. We have skipped a few episode you can always go to our Youtube channel : Da HoodCast, and get the latest video uploads before the audio comes out on podomatic. As always we would like to thank you all for watching and listening to us and know that we are not going anywhere. We are here til the end of time. Da Crew tackles a range of compelling topics in this episode. They discuss Suicide Prevention Week, emphasizing the significance of mental health awareness. President Biden's alleged false claim about teaching at the University of Penn is examined. The latest news on Hunter Biden pleading for a deal is explored. The tragic incident of a person's death during a football fight is addressed, along with Sergio Brown's peculiar activities. Halloween plans and food don'ts for the holidays are shared. Tune in for an engaging and diverse episode of Da HoodCast.If you want to get your music playhed on our podcast please send your ORIGINAL mp3s to daHoodCast@gmail.com......#SuicidePreventionWeek#BidenTeachingControversy#HunterBidenPleaDeal#FootballFightTragedy#SergioBrownMystery#HalloweenPlans#HolidayFoodDonts
The newest survey from the Pew Charitable Trusts concludes suicide is an urgent public health issue. Their data shows that while the suicide rate increased an alarming 30% across the board over a 20-year span, the rate for Native American and Alaska Native females rose a staggering 135% over the same time. The number for Native males is close behind. At least half of those people had contact with the health care system within a month of taking their own lives, indicating an opportunity for trained professionals to intervene. It's Suicide Awareness Month, and we'll look at the promising work to turn around a dire trend.
The newest survey from the Pew Charitable Trusts concludes suicide is an urgent public health issue. Their data shows that while the suicide rate increased an alarming 30% across the board over a 20-year span, the rate for Native American and Alaska Native females rose a staggering 135% over the same time. The number for Native males is close behind. At least half of those people had contact with the health care system within a month of taking their own lives, indicating an opportunity for trained professionals to intervene. It's Suicide Awareness Month, and we'll look at the promising work to turn around a dire trend.
As part of our coverage for Suicide Prevention Week, today's guest is certified mental health expert and author Bernard J. Owens Jr. Mr. Owens will be one of the featured speakers at the Saturday September 16 Tedx event in Atlanta Georgia. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
University of Illinois Extension Specialist Josie Rudolphi discusses Suicide Prevention Week and details what help is available for farmers. We highlight the Wesclin FFA Chapter, which is headed to a regional crop scouting competition in Nebraska.We wrap up the show with Pigkin Pickins.
In this episode, Brian Winningham shares a poem that he wrote about life in the construction industry titled Temporary Fence Panels. In the poem, Brian captures perfectly what it's like to work on a construction project site. Before you know it, the day is gone, and you haven't even started your own personal work. Staying until late in the night, and then you realize a problem on the job site that you must solve before you can go home! The OG Lean Builder, Buddy Brumley, shares his own experience of working in the construction industry for a long time without succumbing to heart attacks, alcoholism, substance abuse, or divorce. This is seen as an anomaly, with the other speakers referring to him as a "unicorn." Buddy's story highlights the importance of self-care in a high-stress industry like construction, where many individuals may struggle with mental health issues and unhealthy coping mechanisms. Buddy discusses the challenges of finding time for self-care, particularly when work consumes a significant amount of time and energy. He admits to not having any hobbies and using his time off to recharge for the next week. However, he recognizes the need to hold himself accountable and make time for self-care, even if it means learning new ways of managing his schedule. The speakers also acknowledge the role of support from others in encouraging and reminding individuals to prioritize self-care. Overall, the episode emphasizes the significance of self-care in reducing stress levels and improving overall well-being. It highlights the challenges faced in prioritizing self-care in a demanding industry like construction, but also emphasizes the benefits that can be gained from making self-care a priority. ABOUT HOOTS ON THE GROUND PODCAST: The Lean Builder's absolutely, positively NO Bullshido podcast. Join Host Adam Hoots and his guests as they dig deep into the topics that are relevant to those of us who “get it”: the men and women with the dirty boots, the ones who work in the field, doing the hands-on business of construction each day. Listen in as we keep it real while stories from the trenches are shared along with lessons learned and some laughter along the way. RESOURCE LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: · www.theleanbuilder.com | Our main blog, book, resources, news & events website · http://www.constructionsuicideprevention.org/ · National Suicide Prevention Line = 988 (Call or text!) · https://www.rangerwinnie.com/post/temporary-fence-panels GUESTS FEATURED IN THIS EPISODE: · Adam Hoots | www.linkedin.com/in/adam-hoots-4645519/ | podcast host for “Hoots on the Ground” and Lean Construction Shepherd with ConstructionACHEsolutions · Brian Winningham | https://www.linkedin.com/in/fielddrivenlean/ | Owner of Field Driven Lean and Author of Ranger Winnie · Julie Dolan | https://www.linkedin.com/in/juliedolan/ | Core Team Member with LCI Ohio Valley CoP and Lean Practice Leader with SSOE Group · Buddy Brumley | https://www.linkedin.com/in/buddy-brumley-704b1454/ | Senior Superintendent with Skiles Group SPONSORED BY: · BOSCH RefinemySite | www.bosch-refinemysite.us
If you need help right now: Text HOME or TALK to 741-741 for a free, confidential conversation with a trained counselor any time of day. Text or call 988 or use the chat function at 988lifeline.org. If this is a medical emergency or there is immediate danger of harm, call 911 and explain that you need support for a mental health crisis. Grief, loss, and the silent struggle of suicide. In this week's episode, Jessica gets honest about the profound impact of her father's suicide on her life. We shed light on the often unspoken grief and societal stigma attached to suicide. Our conversation dives into the intricate labyrinth of sorrow left after a loved one's suicide and how it transforms the lives of those left behind. We explore the subtle cues of struggle in the 'did you know?' conundrum and highlight the pressing need for an educated discourse around suicide prevention. Join us as we wrap up our discussion by embracing the crucial aspect of remembering and honoring the life of a loved one beyond their passing. Jessica reminisces about her father's warm hugs, kindness, and love for rock and roll, reminding us of the significance of holding onto memories. We wrap up with a frank discussion around suicide prevention, the importance of having someone to talk to, and persistently seeking help in times of crisis. This episode is not just a conversation but a call to action, urging us to be proactive, understanding, and supportive regarding mental health and suicide prevention. Resources and Links: Risk factors, warning signs, and protective factors. Conversation starters. Learn how you can help! American Foundation for Suicide Prevention It's OK to say Suicide, and more from The JED Foundation Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Dr. Sally Spencer-Thomas, noted psychologist, program trainer and speaker, joined the America's Work Force Union Podcast to begin our coverage of National Suicide Prevention Week and talk about Suicide Prevention Week and Mental Health Awareness. Dr. Sally also talked about improving awareness in the building trades and improving your Local union's ability to help provide resources to those in need. President of the New York City District Council of Carpenters, Paul Capurso, joined the America's Work Force Union Podcast to discuss the events of Sept 11, 2001, from his first-hand experience. Capurso also discussed his work with the World Trade Center Health Monitoring Program and the importance of remembrance.
Adam and myself talk all things mental health and share personal stories about our own mental health struggles.
This is a special Sunday at Trinity: Suicide Prevention Week. Join us as we learn about suicide prevention and how we can be a source of support to those around us. We'll hear stories from the Bible of people who struggled themselves, and see how God helped them. We'll end in a profoundly HOPEFUL place!
A brewery in Peabody will rename their company beer this upcoming week to raise awareness around a lifesaving number. WBZ's Madison Rogers reports.
In 2020, a mission-driven group of volunteers from across the construction industry came together with the goal of saving lives. They collaborated to launch the inaugural Suicide Prevention Week for the industry — a week dedicated to raising awareness about the higher-than-average number of suicides in the construction industry, and to providing resources to help prevent those deaths.Every year, during September — National Suicide Prevention Month — the construction industry will dedicate a week to raising awareness about the unique challenges workers face in construction that lead to suicide and what we can do to prevent it.Join Liz, Hamilton and Chris Lalevee as they discuss the difficulties construction workers face and how he is working to change the system.ABOUT CHRIS in his own words:As for me, I spent many years in the field on cranes. Land, water, mobile and tower. I throughly enjoy what I do. I was asked to work in our referral hall, where I worked for 8 years. Now out as a business agent, in the Hudson County area, I work with our contractors, new contractors & our members on turning out the best in the heavy equipment industry. I also run a program within our union called MAP. This stands for Member Assistance Program. Together with a team of peers, we assist members in getting help for various life issues such as mental health & addiction. I truthfully love doing this and know that helping people is my true calling. I'm always looking to collaborate, present, assist, etc with anything you and/or your company may need. An uncomfortable subject? , yes. Much needed? ABSOLUTELY!Feel free to reach out to me about speaking on these uncomfortable but very real topics and their effect on the construction industry. Available for safety meetings, kick off meetings, conventions, etc.My passion and goal is to raise awareness, inspire and help those in need throughout the construction industry.A healthy workforce is a productive workforce and Local 825 strives to make that possible through constant training, care for our members & contractors as well as possessing the skills needed to bring your jobs in ahead of time and ahead of budget.Reach out and let's talk about how this skilled workforce of over 8000 members, can help you succeed.Follow me:Twitter: CLaleveeInstagram: chris_lalevee
In this episode, Adam Hoots, Julie Dolan, and Brian Winningham discuss the taboo topic of mental health within the construction industry. This episode is the kickoff to several upcoming episodes where real field leaders lean in to share their real experiences on real topics! You will not want to miss the next few episodes. Hoots, Julie, and “Ranger Winnie” all get a little vulnerable as each of them describes how mental health has affected them personally. They also provide some recommendations for the construction industry moving forward on how we can build a better place to build! Julie continues to center Brian and Hoots back on the fact that there are far more people hurt than the person who is hurting! This real episode will have you fighting back tears as the threat of mental health in construction is real and something we should all be aware of. Once we are aware, then we can begin to do something about it! This podcast is timed with September's National Suicide Prevention Month and, more specifically, Construction Suicide Prevention Week (Sept. 4-8, 2023). The website linked here features additional resources, recorded podcasts, and job site materials to support your organization. ABOUT HOOTS ON THE GROUND PODCAST: The Lean Builder's absolutely, positively NO Bullshido podcast. Join Host Adam Hoots and his guests as they dig deep into the topics that are relevant to those of us who “get it”: the men and women with the dirty boots, the ones who work in the field, doing the hands-on business of construction each day. Listen in as we keep it real while stories from the trenches are shared along with lessons learned and some laughter along the way. RESOURCE LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: · www.theleanbuilder.com | Our main blog, book, resources, news & events website · http://www.constructionsuicideprevention.org/ · National Suicide Prevention Line | 988 (Call or text!) · Brian Winningham | Phone 210-383-4979 · Adam Hoots | Phone 704-230-9180 GUESTS FEATURED IN THIS EPISODE: · Adam Hoots | www.linkedin.com/in/adam-hoots-4645519/ | podcast host for “Hoots on the Ground” and Lean Construction Shepherd with ConstructionACHEsolutions · Brian Winningham | https://www.linkedin.com/in/fielddrivenlean/ | owner of Field Driven Lean and author of Ranger Winnie · Julie Dolan | https://www.linkedin.com/in/juliedolan/ | Core Team Member with LCI Ohio Valley CoP and Lean Practice Leader with SSOE Group SPONSORED BY: · BOSCH RefinemySite | www.bosch-refinemysite.us
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We air a special edition of Open Lines with Cameron Ridle focusing on Mental Health Awareness and Suicide Prevention. It is a week of national awareness, which by no coincidence occurs on the anniversary week of the September 11, 2001 terrorists attacks.
In 2020 estimated 46000 people died by suicide. If you think you or someone you know is at risk? National Suicide lifeline could help you available 24/7. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/Tammy English /message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/Tammy English /support
In this video,. I share my thoughts and experiences of how happiness, change and anger cohabitate within the autistic mind and what I am learning what works for me as I am in the journey of discovery. Order the shirt I am wearing or other swag in honor of Suicide Prevention Week at http://stores.inksoft.com/fayettebehavioralhealth If needing assistance, dial 988 or visit https://988lifeline.org/
This week is Suicide Prevention Week, specifically focused on Construction workers. Video at https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6973680949708386304/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w5lWbzAm8uo
We wanted to spend a little time talking about some simple, actionable ways to be helpful if someone you know is struggling and may be suicidal. Check the article below for more. We kicked off with a discussion of good and evil in high fantasy shows like the current spinoffs of Game of Thrones and Lord of the Rings. Then, we looked into the internet controversy around whether Harry Styles spit gum on Chris Pine at a recent film premier, and we looked at a powerlifting incident from the past where someone really did spit gum. Listener resources:Did Harry Styles spit on Chris Pine Bench press spitting gum incident.Veterans charity Jen Weiderstrom is working with. How to help prevent suicides. Sign up for our February USAPL meet.____Have a question for one of our Friday “One Good Question” episodes? Hit us up on social media and use the hashtag #onegoodquestion. If your question is picked, you'll get something special from us!Join our Discord for free! https://discord.com/invite/XVvJ5eNzdqCheck out our gym (Third Street Barbell) at ThirdStreetBarbell.com and subscribe for updates about our apparel line at 3sb.co! Local memberships and international fresh fits! Get early access to our NEXT DROP!Check out our podcast website: 50percentfacts.com50% Facts is a Spreaker Prime podcast on OCN – the Obscure Celebrity Network.____Hosted by Mike Farr (@silentmikke) and Jim McDonald (@thejimmcd).Produced by Jim McDonaldProduction assistance by Sam McDonald.Theme by Aaron Moore.
This week's guest is Larry Sprung, founder and wealth advisor.Larry is the founder of Mitlin Financial and the story of the naming of the firm is a sweet one. His reasons for going into wealth management are a reflection of the values shared in his family and the result of his upbringing. It is his way of serving others through the work he does.Larry also created the Mitlin Money Mindset podcast. After publishing a blog but wanting to say more in a different way, the podcast was started as an opportunity to share content in a different way. Guests talk about getting into the success mindset and more.Until recently, Larry served on the national board of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. His involvement with the organization began after facing the loss of his wife's brother. He started out by doing a golf fundraiser and now along with is wife, partners with romance authors for a book fundraiser every May. Through all of the efforts, they have raised over $1.7 million dollars for AFPA.Peconic Hockey Foundation is another place Larry gives his time and effort. They are bringing hockey and awareness of the sport on the East end of Lang Island with the ultimate goal of building a facility so more families have access to the sport.Note from Rabiah (Host): Listening back during editing, I remembered that was having a major hay fever bout during this episode! Don't worry, I cut out the coughing fit! This episode coincidentally is being posted during Suicide Prevention Week. The work that the guest Larry and his wife have taken up for this cause is extraordinary. They turned tragedy into action and if you've been listening to the podcast for a while you'll know that this is something I hold dear after my own losses around other circumstances and with regard to my own mental health. I've made a modest donation to the Keith Milano Memorial Fund to thank Larry for sharing his story and encourage you to do the same!TW: mention of suicide +++++ Find LarryFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/lawrencesprung Mitlin Financial Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mitlinfinancial Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/larry_sprung MitlinFinancial Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mitlinfinancial/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lawrencesprung/ Mitlin Financial LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/mitlinfinancial/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Lawrence_Sprung Mitlin Financial Twitter: https://twitter.com/MitlinFinancialPodcast: mitlinmoneymindset.comPodcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/MitlinMoney +++++ Mentioned in this episode:American Foundation for Suicide Prevention: https://afsp.org/ Keith Milano Memorial Fund:
Content warning: This episode contains discussion of suicide and self-harm.Suicide Prevention Week 2022 is September 4 to September 10, right in the middle of Suicide Prevention Month. This episode is posted in the midst of various initiatives the Wellness Center has planned for this week. In today's episode, we have a valuable conversation with Dr. Kevin Clancey, Assistant Director of Clinical Services at W&M, about what can cause a person to become suicidal, what common misconceptions exist about suicide and suicide prevention, and how William & Mary addresses crisis situations in the short-term and long-term.Resources:988 is the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (for emergencies, call 911)W&M Counseling Center: 757-221-3620 (available 24/7)W&M Police: 911 or 757-221-4596 More about Suicide Prevention Month/Week
On this week's episode we'll be talking about a more serious topic, *TRIGGER WARNING* there will be mentions of mental health, depression, suicide, etc. We're taking a look at some celebrity deaths and how they not only have affected us, but how they've impacted everyone else. In honor of it being Suicide Prevention Week & Month, we'll provide the hotline below. Remember you are not alone, and someone out there loves you! Suicide and Crisis Hotline Call of text: 988 https://988lifeline.org For more 2 Girls On A Mic: https://www.instagram.com/2girlsonamic/ https://vm.tiktok.com/TTPdYSNuFA/ https://www.instagram.com/judymostdope/ https://www.instagram.com/cecy.encizo/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
In this part 2 episode, Tim circles back around on the different mood disorders and what it's like to live with one. We're also in the midst of Suicide Prevention Week, so be sure to head on over to afsp.org for more information on warning signs and how to help someone who may be suicidal. This episode also goes over how we shouldn't hate everyone and how we should be contacting our friends and family more! If you want to submit a question, comment or just have something you want to say. Go to 20TIMinutes.com and click 'Contact Tim' or Text Tim at 781-523-9333 If you or someone you know are feeling suicidal, please use these numbers Text or Dial 988 - National Suicide Prevention Lifeline Text HOME to 741741 - Crisis Text Line Purchase Merch Follow Tim on YouTube - Instagram - Twitter - Facebook Download the FREE 20TIMinutes App Support 20TIMinutes on BuyMeACoffee.com Free Resources DISCLAIMER: This podcast is for entertainment purposes only & informs all listeners of the podcast, that the views, thoughts, and opinions expressed in the each episode belong solely to the host of 20TIMinutes, Tim McCarthy, and not necessarily to the podcast hosts employer, organization, committee or other group or individual. Tim is NOT a mental health professional. Tim only speaks about his own personal struggles and what works for him. If you're in need of help mentally or physically, please contact your primary care provider, a mental health professional or in case of an emergency, dial 911.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Listen in to the special edition of MMT with my guest Michelle Jackson. This discussion accord on September 11th. Where we discussed surviving suicidal attempts and ideation! This is not an episode you want to miss! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
September 5-11 is Suicide Prevention Week. Joel and Steve talk about suicide. They also talk about the usual stuff - sushi, trust, organizational culture, Ivermectin etc.! (There is even a cameo by Joel's wife and past podcast guest Kjersten!) Their friend and past podcast guest Charlie Shonka has a cool website with resources for people contemplating taking their own life: https://keepongoing.life/ There is also a national Suicide Prevention Hotline: https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/ It's tangentially related - but Joel and Steve are fans of Rob Bell, whose latest podcast is straight fire: https://robbell.podbean.com/e/the-fauci-of-it-all/ Be sure to like/follow/rate the podcast on your preferred podcast purveyor of choice. Follow Joel and Steve on Instagram @TryingToBeBetterPodcast, and email them at ttbbpodcast@gmail.com! (Please.) #TootYourHooter #DontGiveUp
Always remember, you are never alone. Help is always available for you.Because it happens to be Suicide Prevention Week from September 5-11, and World Suicide Prevention Day on September 10, we're starting this new season with an important topic!Mental health is always something that we feel is important and we aim to spread awareness on Suicide Prevention as we live through difficult times. Join us at DT Talks and our special guest as we talk about an important topic for this brand new season!
Hey everyone! This week is Suicide Prevention Week (5th September - 11th September) and the beginning of the first full week of September. To kick start the month of Change and Adaptation, let's chat about suicide prevention and how to show up for people when they are experiencing mental illness. Here's a list of therapists that you can seek help from Onke Mazibuko https://www.psychologytoday.com/za/counselling/onke-mazibuko-kensington-gt/865788 Naniki Sorensen https://www.maropengcounselling.co.za/ List of therapists https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1AlqodjXF72iFhCvMR-lPeovmsptHE6nH9nG_du4Rwqo/htmlview SADAG Helpline twitter.com/TheSADAG Alternatively, try ASMR on YouTube. Engage with me on social media: Twitter.com/Thandoau Instagram.com/Thandoau
ATTENTION: Some explicit content, at 14mins with his story and how he passed away. I don't normally talk about his story, for whatever reason, but mental health, especially in the chronic community is so important! My brother passed away of suicide back in 2008, he was 19. I'm so grateful that I was able to spend 18 years of my own life with him, growing up with a brother even though today it is quite sad. I do go over what it's like experiencing suicide, living with him and without him, so many emotions and feelings that I have gone through after experiencing suicide. I also do talk about very specifically how he passed away so if you are having a great day, maybe listen to this podcast on another day. I appreciate everyone's support and thank you so much for listening to my story and following this podcast. Follow me @CureChronic and if you have a story to tell check out my website www.CureChronic.com
Welcome to Revive Ministries today we start a month recognizing Substance Use Recovery and Suicide Prevention Week. Today starting off this month I have a new guest Fatima joining us today to share her inspiring story and insight on holding onto hope. 1-800-273-8255 National Suicide Prevention Lifeline SAMHSA's National Helpline: 1-800-662-HELP Music by Fluidscape by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100393 Artist: http://incompetech.com/ Drone in D by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1200044 Artist: http://incompetech.com/ Remember to stay updated with all things Revive Ministries through its various platforms Reviveministriesfl.com -Our Website Stay Safe and Thanks for Listening --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/robert-col363n/support
As much as the announcement of the Matric results are almost always met with much jubilation it is important to note that this time period may not be a good time for some. The matric class of 2020 are expected to get their results on the 22nd of February. The week of the 14th of February to the 20th of February also marks: Teen and Suicide Prevention Week. Stacey and J Sbu will be featuring some insights for parents and students for the month of February focusing on the class of 2020. The topics and conversations will be tailored to a different topic and have the opinion of an expert. This week the focus is on mental wellness. It is no secret that the suicide rate spikes during this time period with many students feeling the mounting pressure to pass their final year. Mental wellness is a subject matter that is very close to Stacey and J Sbu's heart. Just last year, the duo had a mental health check in facilitated by Dr. Khanyile. It was Stacey who had an emotional break through during the show, if you missed it- you can catch up below:
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This episode is a bit different than previous podcasts. In "My COVID 19 Rant", M. opens up about the impact of COVID 19 on her mental health. She shares how she is feeling right now about her mental health, including anxiety and depression. She also discusses "Suicide Prevention Week" and shares her thoughts on this highly sensitive subject.
Hello people of the internet! Slice of Life is back with episode 9 and this week we are observing Suicide Prevention Week to commemorate World Suicide Prevention Day which is held every year on the 10th of September by IASP. In this episode we have covered a much-required conversation on mental health and how we can help someone close to us going through a hard time by being their ESP; reminiscing metro ki sawari, DMRC fan club, and last but not the least, Evil deeds done by Nestlé in the past many decades. Links; Why is Nestlé is one of the most hated companies in the world? Billions out of Bottles. Suicide Helpline Numbers in India. Hope you guys enjoy this session, make sure to follow us on Spotify and Instagram (@sliceoflife.pod) to drop in your reviews and suggestions. You can even write to us on SliceofLife.ac@gmail.com for any collaborations and/or suggestions. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sliceoflifepod/message
Today I'm sharing a mashup of clips with some of my guests discussing suicide prevention month and offering resources. Thank you Crisis Center of Tampa Bay, NAMI Hillsborough, Inc., Celebrate Recovery at South Tampa Fellowship, Ken Donaldson, Licensed Mental Health Counselor, Seminole, Florida, BeniComp Health Solutions, Tampa Bay's Morning Blend, FOX 13 News - Tampa Bay #youarenotalone #SuicidePreventionMonth Thank you to our incredible sponsor TieTechnology for sponsoring the show! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thedoctorwhisperer/message
Its time to catch up with the hosts and hear their views on some of the latest headlines across the women's game and lots more! - SWF announce new season dates - Fans back in stadium's - Rach embracing the move to Birmingham - FAWSL make some HUGE signing announcements - Suicide Prevention Week and the importance of speaking out Check it out! let us know your thoughts!
On the podcast this week, we talk to Trish O'Brien - A welfare officer with the Department of Corrections. Trish tells us about what she would like to see to help mental health amongst prison officers. This podcast was produced in light of R U Ok Day and Suicide Prevention Week. If you feel a connection to some of the themes discussed, please contact Lifeline Australia on 13 11 14.
THE DAILY ARTICLE FOR SEPTEMBER 09, 2020 Baseball great Mike Trout is being honored for his support of suicide prevention. As Suicide Prevention Week continues, today's podcast explains the reasons for his work with this vital cause, then we focus on mental health issues during the pandemic, the resources available to us, and the compassion of the God who loves us passionately. ABOUT THE DENISON FORUM The Daily Article is a daily biblical commentary on the news of the day by Dr. Jim Denison. To learn more about the Denison Forum, visit DenisonForum.org or email us at comments@denisonforum.org.
Suicide is a significant and tragic national health issue that affects millions of Americans each year. In 2018, 48,344 people died by suicide in the United States, making it the nation's 10th leading cause of death and equating to about one suicide death every 11.1 minutes (CDC, 2020; CDC, 2017). Additional research estimates that 300-400 physicians commit suicide per year. In recognition of Suicide Prevention Week, we have decided to release an episode on this sensitive topic. Suicide Prevention Week is a call to action in the hopes to affect the lives of our loved ones, our classmates, our patients, and our communities. Throughout this week, we hope to learn how to #BeThere for one another by increasing awareness of the signs of suicide, by equipping you with the skills to talk about it, and by spotlighting some higher-risk populations. Please check out the MIND Instagram to learn more about the events happening this week (@MIND_AT_TCOM). For more information on physician suicide, you can listen to this inspiring TED talk: https://www.ted.com/talks/dominic_king_physician_suicide_what_medical_students_need_to_know As a reminder, please reach out to the following numbers if you or anyone else are having thoughts of hurting yourself. On call Care Team phone line: 817-734-2740 National Suicide Hotline: 1-800-273-TALK Always here with love and support, MIND at TCOM and the podcast team.
When our foundation is weak and cracked, it can lead to emotional storms, physical torment and mental collapse. Trauma is the leading earthquake that shifts our ground and swallows us up in the sink hole. But, we can let light shine into the cracks and open us to a new version of groundskeeping. September is Suicide Awareness month. This week is Suicide Prevention Week. The 10th of September is World Suicide Awareness day. Above Ground Podcast feels that everyday is Suicide Prevention/Awareness Year. Please donate to Patrick's Shamrocks, the official team, AGP support in memory of our great friend, Pat Brearton. AGP is officially on YouTube now.
It is Suicide Prevention Week and in an effort to raise awareness VSC Education Coordinator Emilie Mitchell sat down with Vice President of the Mental Health Association of Central FL Charlotte Melton and former VSC therapy intern Sarah Moore to talk about Suicide Prevention. Come learn about signs and red flags of suicidal ideation, stigmas and modern language surrounding suicide, and how you and a loved one can find hope through available and supportive resources. Charlotte Melton uses she/her pronouns and is the Vice President of the Mental Health Association of Central Florida. A passionate leader in Mental Health Advocacy, Charlotte brings with her a peer perspective and 12 years of education and direct client advocacy. Sarah Moore uses she/her pronouns and is a former therapy intern and volunteer with the Victim Service Center and a recent Rollins College clinical mental health counseling program graduate. Her personal and clinical interests center on the role trauma, resiliency, and healing influence individual, family, and community function alike. For immediate crisis support, contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800- 273-TALK (8255) or contact the crisis text line by texting “START” to 741-741. You can also contact the Trevor Project at 1-866-488- 7386 or text “TREVOR” to 1-202-304-1200. You can listen to this podcast on YouTube: https://youtu.be/wqea0nRUkxA You can also listen to this episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts! ----------------------------------- Trigger Warning: In this podcast we will be discussing sensitive topics such as Sexual Assault. It's important to take care of yourself while listening. Some suggestions are listening while you're in a healthy head space or knowing who you can reach out to if you become upset. Our 24/7 helpline for crisis calls based out of Central Florida is 407 500 HEAL. By contacting the National Hotline at 1-800-656-4673 you can get support and learn about your local resources. There is always someone ready to help.
In recognition of Suicide Prevention Week this September 6-12, therapist and social worker Ashley Hutchinson joins us all the way from San Diego, CA via Zoom chat to share her extensive experience, insights, and resources concerning suicide. Having personally suffered the loss of loved ones to suicide several times, Ashley is passionate about helping others prevent this all-too-common tragedy.Please listen in and equip yourself with the knowledge and resources that may one day help save a beloved person's life--whether yours or that of someone you know.As a bonus, Ashley has also shared her list of favorite resources for suicide prevention and mental health below: - American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. They have awesome chapters and walks around the country for fundraising and awareness. You can find them at www.afsp.org. Their website also points people to local chapters to be involved with. I have been participating and fundraising in their San Diego Out of the Darkness Walk for years. - Suicide Prevention Hotline. Anyone can call the hotline 24/7 across the country for crisis intervention at 1-800-273-8255. - Ethically speaking, if someone is actively suicidal and has a plan, intent, or means to harm themselves it is important for them or a loved one to call 9-11 ASAP or get to the closest emergency room.- NAMI, the National Alliance on Mental Illness, is so amazing. They are one of the oldest mental health organizations in the country. They can be found at www.nami.org. They too have local chapters that are bright and thriving and so welcoming!- CoDA, otherwise known as Codependency Anonymous, is great for just about anyone struggling with self-esteem and relationship issues. They are a 12 step, self-help organization that stems from the AA tradition. - Catholic Charities offices across the country offer low to no cost therapy which is LOVELY! Our parish has a therapist and our priest is so lovely; he loves talking about mental health care!- Give an Hour is a non-profit that couples with therapists across the country who donate their time to offer no-cost psychotherapy to military service members and their families. They too have a special place in my heart. You can find them at www.giveanhour.org.- The Trevor Project has a 24/7 suicide crisis hotline as well for LGBT youth and their number is 1866-488-7386. They do very life-saving work for so many and I have heard their counselors are warm and comforting. - National Domestic Violence Hotline. They deal with crisis DV situations and they are a wealth of knowledge for anyone experiencing domestic violence. Their number is 1-800-799-3224.
#024 - In honor Suicide Prevention Week, I'm devoting today's podcast episode to older adults and suicide. More specifically, what puts older adults at risk of suicide and how you can help.You may be surprised to hear that older White men over 85 are at the greatest risk and have the highest rates of suicide - more than any other age group. But, here’s the thing, older adults are too often left out of conversations when it comes to simple things like assessing for depression, assessing for suicide, and then connecting older adults to the appropriate mental health care. As a result, most older adults with mental health concerns are treated in primary care settings, rather than mental health settings. Here's where you come in. In today's episode, I share facts about older adults and suicide, including what increases risk for suicide in older adults, and several strategies for helping older adults at risk for suicideHere's a peak inside the episode:[02:03] Older White men over 85 have the highest rates of suicide, more than any other age group. Where this highest risk group is most likely to get mental health care will surprise you.[04:59] Learn the mindset shift we need to make on the value we place on older lives and the toll this takes on mental health. [05:10] To illustrate the experience of being an older adult who balks against the notion of being disposable based on age, I share an article written by 90 year old, Varda Yoran. [14:28] Learn the most prominent risk factors related to older adults and suicide. [18:58] I share about an interpersonal process group I led for 7 years for older men at increased risk for suicide. [22:36] There are many quick and simple strategies for reducing risk of suicide in older adults. Simply listening to this episode and choosing one strategy will go a long way. Click here to listen!Check out the show notes here!A quick but important disclaimer:I will be talking about suicide and suicide prevention. Suicide is a very sensitive topic and so if this topic is triggering or is very intense for you, please consider whether or not it's healthy for you to listen to this particular podcast on this particular day. If you do choose to listen, please consider listening with a friend or calling a friend afterward. If you need to talk about it and process it.Rate and Review Psychology of Aging Podcast with Dr. Regina KoeppIf you're on Apple Podcasts, help me help others by rating and reviewing my show. Reviews let others- just like you- care for the older adults in their lives.It's simple: 1. Just click here2. Scroll down to "Ratings and Reviews" 3. Tap or click "Write a Review"I read them all. Thank you!
00:00 Show Intro / Dr. Toni Johnson Liggins, Director of Graduate Medical Education at Mount Carmel Health System, discusses Suicide Prevention Week 17:50 Bridget Bean, an Assistant Administrator for FEMA. September is Emergency Preparedness Month. 26:30 Courtesy of our sister station, WBNS 10-TV, Tracy Townsend covers a number of topics, including the presidential race and how Ohio handles absentee ballots sent in by mail. 44:00 Tracey D. Brown, CEO of the American Diabetes Association, discusses the additional concerns for diabetics because of the pandemic.
Mental Health is always important. During a pandemic, it is extra challenging. How can we make sure we are paying attention to those who made need help? What can we do to be more aware? In this episode of the BE KIND ALWAYS podcast, I speak with Erica McBeth and Cori Frolander regarding Suicide Prevention Week and what they are doing to help. Erica shares her story regarding her challenges with depression over the years and how she has learned to deal with fighting it. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.
Originally Aired Sunday, September 16th 2018 This week on Comm Talk we wrap up Suicide Prevention Week with an Interview with John Gianforte (MA, LPC-S, LMFT) about Depression and how to know it's time to get professional help. We are working on getting some detailed notes put together from this particular podcast so keep an eye out for a future post on this website. For more information about Gainforte's Mental Health Solutions, visit https://www.mhs-shreveport.com/ and you call them at (318) 631-1122 Questions and Time Stamps: 4:57 Who is John Gianforte? 7:39 Is there a spiritual aspect to finding healing with depression? 11:50 Please define for us what depression and anxiety are. 19:20 Have you seen a relationship between depression and people who have gotten in trouble with the Law? 25:36 What are some of the signs that it is time to get help? How do we know when it's time to seek professional help from counsellors such as yourself? 32:04 What can you do if you have a loved one who is struggling with depression and anxiety but refuses to get help? 36:22 One common thought is that suicide is a very personal thing and only affects the individual who takes their life. But what has the ripple effect of someone's suicide had on family members and loved ones? 39:51 What do you say to someone who has lost someone because of Suicide? 43:46 If someone is struggling with Depression, anxiety, and thoughts of suicide; where can they go to get help? We want to give a very special thank you to the Devoted Patreon Geeks who help to support Geek Devotions on a monthly basis: Francisco Ruiz Jonathan Gilbert Adam Arciniega If you'd like to become a Devoted Patreon Geek or learn more about the benefits of becoming one, click the link below; https://www.patreon.com/GeekDevotions
Dave and Jason discuss the recent Suicide Prevention Week along with mental health in America. They then tackle the recent SNL controversy before looking closer into the upcoming Wednesday Night War...
Suicide Prevention Week is the week of September 8th-September 14th. Suicide is a devastating response to pain. In this episode of the HOPE podcast, we break down what suicide is, the risk factors, warning signs, and tools to use if you or a loved one is experiencing suicidal ideation. We also discuss a transcript from Kevin Hines, who details his moments during a suicide attempt and gives you a look into the mind of someone considering death by suicide. There's always hope, even when it doesn't seem like it. Your life matters, you are valuable, and healing is always possible. Hold on, pain will end.
To end Suicide Prevention Week, I am addressing my own issues with suicide and depression. I am also letting you know about the available resources and Tricare coverage. If you need to some one to talk to please call the suicide prevention hotline please visit them online or call 1-800-273-8255 Also If you are looking for branch specific resources, Please click the link below for branch resources. https://www.militaryonesource.mil/leaders-service-providers/children-youth-and-teens/branch-support PS. I do apologize for the choppiness...I was recording with kids near me. lol Y'all have a great week. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Psychoanalyst & psychotherapist Tony Caldwell has a lot to offer people who want to slow down and learn how to live deeply. But it's probably gonna hurt a little. A human rights activist, racial reconciliatory, sexuality and gender studies and workshop leader, Tony has an open invitation to return to the podcast anytime he wants. If you or someone you know is considering suicide, please contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK (8255), text “home” to the Crisis Text Line at 741-741 or go to suicidepreventionlifeline.org tonycaldwell.net @tony_caldwell_
SPOILER ALERT: THIS EPISODE GIVES AWAY A BAG FULL OF SURPRISES ABOUT JMSEY'S MOMENTS ART EHIBIT! On September 16, 2019, our good friend JMSEY is embarking on a new quest in his creative journey as a musician/artist. An EP-turned-art-installation titled MOMENTS will be open to the public in Sacramento's Historic R Street Corridor - more recently crowned as a hub for the arts in Sacramento. The week long exhibit is a product of James' bouts with depression, anxiety, rediscovery, and self-awareness. In this special sit-down episode of GCR, Sean and Soosh! chat with James about the creation of Moments, a battle with anxiety and depression, music and art as therapy, and many more momentington topics. Not only was this episode a perfect way to take a deep-dive into James' upcoming project, but it also comes at the tail-end of Suicide Prevention Week. We hope that this discussion can inspire and encourage those who are struggling with their mental health, and we also hope that it is one that you can share with someone who is struggling. We love you. KEEP. GOOD. COMPANY.
It’s finally FriYAY! They’ll push your buttons, they’ll make you want to hug em’! Let’s talk about Fam(ily) for a second. Can’t live with them, can’t live without them. Also, make sure you check on your people. Suicide Prevention Week ends tomorrow ❤️ Music by: @bigtrapbigcap Follow: @1dope.runners and @us.or.nothing_4way for this week’s businesses on the rise! ENJOY! #KCKH #KindaClassyKindaHoodPodcast
In honor of Suicide Prevention Week, we are bringing you multiple stories of hope, resilience, and healing. Lois Chauncey lost her husband to suicide in May, and like many other suicide loss survivors, she feared she would also lose her job due to her complicated grief. Paul Sale, her Supervisor, provided a textbook-like example of how a company should appropriately respond to a suicide loss survivor in the workplace. From the humbling way in which Paul responded to the initial news of suicide, to the steps Lois and Paul took to inform others in the workplace, the empathy, compassion, and kindness one team took to welcome back in a suicide loss survivor is a hopeful study in how a workplace can help heal a co-worker's grief, and win a valued employee's respect and loyalty.
As we return to the show after a refreshing summer break, I have a special guest and a new book to share with you about a tough topic that’s close to my heart. September is Suicide Prevention Month, and this week is Suicide Prevention Week. It’s super appropriate that we discuss what life is like for the survivors left behind after the suicide of a loved one. This is something that’s been prevalent in my family, and some of my earliest memories are of the aftermath of a loved one’s suicide. Let’s dive into this topic together! Sarah Neustadter, Ph.D., is the author of Love You Like the Sky: Surviving the Suicide of a Beloved. The book is heart-wrenching and useful, written from the perspective of a suicide survivor and psychologist. The healing process is an unfolding of growing and learning, but the important thing to know is that there IS help. Sarah wrote this book because all the books she found didn’t touch the raw emotions she felt at the death of her beloved several years ago. She was confronted with hard questions, so the book is designed as a map for navigating complicated grief and understanding grief as a way toward deeper transformation from despair to beauty. You can read the full show notes at www.alexandrajamieson.com/219
Ken Cervera's openness, his honesty and his path to wellness have all been informed by an immensely isolating period in his late twenties when he attempted to end his life. Ken drove his motorcycle through a Los Angeles intersection straight into an oncoming vehicle. Miraculously, both drivers escaped harm. It is Suicide Prevention Week and we believe suicide attempt survivors can be extremely helpful in understanding the suicide epidemic, the mindset of suicidal ideation, and why relationship-centered and evidence-based treatment is essential to recovery. Ken Cervera is the host of Own Your Truth Podcast, a personal coach, and the Director of Wellness for Mind Health Institute, Pasadena.
:19 - Today starts Suicide Prevention Week. Many Americans have sadly encountered a family member, friend, coworker, or acquaintance who have either suffered from depression or suicidal thoughts, and some have even attempted and completed the act. Daniel Bennett is with the Greenleaf Family Center here in Akron, and he talked about the warning signs of a suicidal person and how to address them. 5:03 - Not a good afternoon on the lakefront, as the Browns dropped yet another opener to the Tennessee Titans, 43-13. Ray and Tony began Monday’s show recapping the largely undisciplined performance by the Browns, who caused 18 penalties. 12:03 - After 45 days, the Kenmore Leg westbound on I-76 is open, and now the eastbound lanes will close till the end of October. ODOT’s Justin Chesnic explains. 15:13 - And finally, our veterinarian Dr. Gary Riggs answered questions on your pets. Be sure to follow us on our various social media platforms. Facebook: 1590WAKRakron Instagram: @1590WAKR Twitter: @1590WAKR, @Rayinthemorning, @TonyMazur
For the ones who do not know, this week is Suicide Prevention Week. This episode is very close to our hearts because we each had suicidal thoughts, and we knew someone who either lost their life to suicide or came close to it. Suicide is one of major leading causes of death in United States and the number of deaths by suicide rises each year. Let us all do our part and help each other. Please contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255. Love you Millennials! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pettymillennials/support
In honor of Suicide Prevention Week, Gia talks to Marian McCord of CHADS Coalition for Mental Health. Marian shares her painful story of losing her son Chad 15 years ago by suicide and how the coalition founded in his honor has gone on to serve parents and educators and save young lives. Find out more about Gia at LearnWithMoxie.com
Episode 8 | Suicide Prevention Week Ahead of Suicide Prevention Week (8th - 14th of Septmber) Lisa sat down with Shirley Windsor. Shirley Windsor is the Organisational Lead for Public Mental Health at NHS Health Scotland. Working together with key national and local agencies, she supports the implementation of mental health improvement and suicide prevention activities, flowing from the national Mental Health Strategy and Suicide Prevention Action Plan. HS Health Scotland and NHS Education for Scotland (NES) were jointly commissioned to develop a range of animations as part of the Scottish Government’s ‘Suicide Prevention Action Plan’. Links to these can be found below. Ask, Tell - Save A Life: Every Life Matters https://vimeo.com/338176393 Ask, Tell - Have a Healthy Conversation https://vimeo.com/338176393 Ask, Tell - Have a Healthy Conversation https://vimeo.com/338176495 George Dodds, Director of Health Equity at NHS Health Scotland, and member of the National Suicide Prevention Leadership group, said: “On average two people die by suicide every day in Scotland. That is tragic and preventable. We also know that one in three people who take their own life have had no contact with any specialist services before they die. We need to change that dramatically. “That’s why NHS Health Scotland and NHS Education for Scotland worked together to develop these resources, to help the Scottish workforce improve mental health and prevent suicide. The online animations created aim to raise awareness of the issues that affect people and that can lead those in distress to sometimes think about taking their own life. They’re also designed to increase the confidence of healthcare staff to respond compassionately and effectively to support anyone in that situation. “We hope the animations will help staff from other sectors have the confidence to hold compassionate conversations with those they meet, so that they can get help to those most vulnerable at the time it’s needed.”
Anna Marie interviews Dr. Megan Cusson-Lark, Metro Nashville Public Schools Executive Director of School Counseling.
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Today is the end of suicide prevention week. Just because its the end of the week, it's not the end of the discussion.
Today is the end of suicide prevention week. Just because its the end of the week, it's not the end of the discussion.
The Uplifting Content Podcast With Ione Butler (Let’s Talk About…)
In this episode, I shared some tips and advice from helpguide.org about how to help some one in need.Here's the full article. As promised here are some websites that offer advice for anyone dealing with depression or who are feeling suicidal. Please get help if you need it. US Suicide Prevention Lifeline Veterans Crisis Line Samaritans US The Trevor Project Trans Lifeline UK Samaritans UK The Calm Zone Global International Association for Suicide Prevention The only way to see Uplifting Content posts in your newsfeed is to go to: FOLLOWING at the top of the page and select SEE FIRST And sign up to my email update here.With love, Ione Ione Butler Facebook Instagram Twitter Podcast Website IMDB Uplifting Content Website Uplifting Clothing Facebook Twitter Instagram YouTube
Shari muses on the effectiveness of ‘awareness days/weeks’ in ‘Suicide Prevention Week’ with some suggestions for managing negative thoughts.
The Uplifting Content Podcast With Ione Butler (Let’s Talk About…)
It's Suicide Prevention Week and I wanted to send an important message to anyone feeling low.We'll talk about why I started Uplifting Content and how and where to get help. You are not alone.Please get help.Never Give Up on YOU!Subscribe to my email update here. Ione Butler Facebook Instagram Twitter Podcast Website IMDB Uplifting Content Website Uplifting Clothing Facebook Twitter Instagram YouTube
This week is suicide prevention week. How to avoid tragic endings and ensure everyone has the resources they need for better tomorrows beginning today. On this episode of, “Therefore What?”
On today's episode, we discuss World Suicide Prevention Day, which is today. What to do if are having suicidal thoughts, suffering from depression or know someone who is. There are a lot of websites that discuss this matter.
On today's episode, we discuss World Suicide Prevention Day, which is today. What to do if are having suicidal thoughts, suffering from depression or know someone who is. There are a lot of websites that discuss this matter.
September 10 kicks off suicide prevention week, leading into suicide prevention month for September. This week, I tell you the story of my Uncle Rick, how he impacted my life, and the reason I speak out about mental illness and suicide. Kind of a somber episode this week, fair warning. Just unloaded my feelings and this is what came of it...didn't really write any of this, it all just came from the heart. Edited out some of the incredibly awkward silences and here is this week's Mental Health Monday. In memory of my Uncle, Rick.
This week is a special episode for a few reasons! Primarily, I get to chat with my best friend and partner, Katy Hamm. Also, it's a week where we get to talk about one of my favorite topics - mental health. Well, it's one of OUR favorite topics because Katy and I talk about mental health almost every single day - so it was nice to record a chat with them this week. Katy is the Student Activities Coordinator at Lesley University in Cambridge, Mass - where feelings and mental health are consistent topics of conversation. Katy does a lot of work to destigmatize mental health in the workplace, so we hope you enjoy this week's episode! CONTENT WARNING: We dive into the topics of depression, anxiety, traumas, PTSD, and suicidality within this episode, which might be triggering for some listeners. EPISODE NOTES: (NOTE: Visit CraigBidiman.com/edupunxpod for a complete listing of links.) - Last week was Suicide Prevention Week, and in honor of that, I wrote a blog post about managing mental health in the workplace for my friends in Presence. You should definitely look at this conversation as an extension of this post. - Back before we started dating, Katy and I wrote a fun collaborative blog post about the healing power of music and how it got both of us into the field. - Katy works at Lesley University, which is where expressive arts therapy was created! Lots of feelings at Lesley. - Katy’s wrote a powerful post about loss. - Make sure to know your rights if you suffer with mental illness - the ADA can be your friend. - I love that Katy and I are both big fans of the book, The Virgin Suicides - kind of ironic for this week's topic, but such a powerful story. - 30 Rock is a very important and influential TV show for Katy - who loves a lot of TV. - It's sort of telling that Katy's favorite movie is Idiocracy - such a wonderful allegory of today's political climate. - If you know Katy, you know their favorite band to see live is Every Time I Die. And lately they've been all about the newer pop punk band, Waterparks! MUSIC NOTES: - This week I featured tunes from the band, RANGES, who release its new album, "The Ascensionist" THIS FRIDAY through A Thousand Arms Music (US) and dunk!records (EU). Pick up the vinyl, CD, or a digital copy through AThousandarms.com or rangesmusic.com! - You get to hear the title track, which has a shiny new video that you can watch! - Also featured on the episode are the songs, "The Greater Light," as well as "In the Arms of Kings and Gods," and you can hear more from the new album at their bandcamp page: https://ranges.bandcamp.com/. ADVERTISING NOTES: - This week I hyped up A Thousand Arms, which is a brilliant design and merch company that has done amazing things for almost every post rock instrumental band that exists! - You can order unique merch - including screen-printed posters, shirts, hoodies, slipmats, hats, and koozies - by visiting http://www.athousandarms.com/printing today! - A Thousand Arms guarantee a 2-week turnaround and delivery from the date payment is received. Delivered locally if in the Bozeman area or shipped worldwide. Full payment is required up-front. They accept most forms of payment, please inquire in your quote request as to which method you prefer. Any and all questions, along with quote requests can be sent via email to printing@athousandarms.com. FOLLOW, RATE, REVIEW, SUBSCRIBE, AND SHARE! - Any love on the iTunes app helps! CLICK HERE TO VISIT THE ITUNES STORE! - Follow along on Instagram and Twitter @eduPUNXpod! Thanks so much for tuning in and I'll see you next week!
This week Rebecca and Helen interviewed Tullara Connors who is an up and coming musician and an ambassador for RU OK? Day. The discussion was focussed around suicide awareness as this week is Suicide Prevention Week.If anything in the podcast brings up concerns for your mental wellbeing please contact Wellways Helpline on 1300 111 500, Lifeline on 13 11 14 or go to www.suicidecallbackservice.org.au or click here.
The week of September 10-16, 2017 is Suicide Prevention Week. In this episode, Heather and Gabriel join the conversation on suicide. Together they tackle topics including recognizing and inquiring about ideation, assessing means and a plan, risks and resources, safety plans, and what if someone needs to be hospitalized?
The week of September 10-16, 2017 is Suicide Prevention Week. In this episode, Heather and Gabriel join the conversation on suicide. Together they tackle topics including recognizing and inquiring about ideation, assessing means and a plan, risks and resources, safety plans, and what if someone needs to be hospitalized?
Fairfax County Board of Supervisors Meeting Highlights Podcast
Presentations, Hispanic Heritage Month,Suicide Prevention Week, Budget Carryover, NOVARIS, Vienna Metrorail Improvements,New Retirement Board Director, Crescent Apartments, Monopole.
Fairfax County Board of Supervisors Meeting Highlights Podcast
Presentations, Hispanic Heritage Month,Suicide Prevention Week, Budget Carryover, NOVARIS, Vienna Metrorail Improvements,New Retirement Board Director, Crescent Apartments, Monopole.
Fairfax County Board of Supervisors Meeting Highlights Podcast
Sheriff's Office Honor Guard, Emergency Preparedness Month, Suicide Prevention Week, Hispanic Heritage Month, Budget Carryover, Bonds, Express Bus Service, Retirement Benefits Study.
Fairfax County Board of Supervisors Meeting Highlights Podcast
Sheriff's Office Honor Guard, Emergency Preparedness Month, Suicide Prevention Week, Hispanic Heritage Month, Budget Carryover, Bonds, Express Bus Service, Retirement Benefits Study.
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