Podcasts about teen suicide

On Saturday, November 2, 2024 15-year-old Tripp Brazeale headed out of his house in Forrest City, Arkansas on a four-wheeler. After dark and into the early morning hours of Sunday November 3, Tripp, two family members, and a friend were hanging out in a part of the woods called Crow Creek, riding ATVs. Now it’s mostly illegal to ride four-wheelers on paved roads in Arkansas and in many other places, but out there in the country, it’s a common mode of transportation for teens. There were police officers nearby that night. Deputy Trey Bynum and Sgt. David Kinney from the St. Francis County Sheriff’s Office were responding to a call regarding with a missing girl and boy from Cross County. Deputy Bynum wrote in his report that while they were checking out a residence in the woods, they heard ATVs driving around erratically. When they finished up and got back into their vehicles, Sgt. Kinney went to go find them. He was the first one to make contact; he was talking to the people on one of the four-wheelers, basically telling everyone to slow down. As Deputy Bynum approached, he saw one of the four-wheelers slow down like he was about to stop but then, he said, take off and pass him at “a high rate of speed.” The driver of that ATV was Tripp Brazeale. At that point Deputy Bynum started his pursuit, trying to pull Tripp over. The high speed chase went on up a hill and back down a hill, and that’s when something happened...something that caused Tripp to abruptly stop and jump off his four wheeler at 12:42 AM and run into the woods. He didn't come back after Deputy Bynum called after him. He fled into the woods and kept running. And then, he disappeared. If you have a case you’d like Catherine Townsend to look into, you can reach out to us at our Hell and Gone Murder Line at 678-744-6145.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A woman is suing Google, saying the company's AI chatbot caused her 14-year-old son to commit suicide. For our daily Tech and Business Report, KCBS Radio news anchor Steve Scott spoke with Bloomberg's Malathi Nayak.

Today Lauretta hosts the program and opens with a little history on the saint of the day, St. Katharine Drexel and her wonderful works.  She reminds us Lent begins on Wednesday and calls on us to receive our ashes and wear them proudly and offers prayers for Pope Francis and his recovery.  As she is joined by her guest, Maria Martina Maldonado, author of the book, “Between Love and Grief: A Mother's Journey after Teen Suicide”.  They talk about this troubling ill and bring to light potential signs that can potentially signal there's trouble brewing.  As Maria shares her daughter's and her story, she focuses on helping others and encourages one to seek help and to not be afraid to ask the very difficult question “have you had suicidal thought?” Maria Martina Maldonado welcomes you to reach out to her; share your story, ask questions.  She welcomes book orders directly and is available to join your book club or present for your group. She can be reached at authormariamartina@gmail.com  Her book can be found at all book outlets.   St. Stanislaus Kostka Parish  

The Department of Basic Education has unveiled a teen suicide awareness campaign, designed to empower young people with essential skills to navigate mental health challenges. Timed to coincide with Teen Suicide Prevention Week, this initiative follows alarming National Department of Health statistics, which indicate that 7,426 minors attempted to take their own lives between April and December last year. The campaign will feature daily online webinars, hosted by the South African Depression and Anxiety Group (Sadag), and streamed across multiple social media platforms, including Facebook, TikTok, Instagram, and Zoom. To discuss this critical initiative, Elvis Presslin spoke to Sibongile Monareng, Director for Psychosocial Support at the Department of Basic Education

How can you eat better, sleep better, exercise better, work better, play better, spend better, save better, serve better, worship better, and pray better? Those are very good questions to ask at the beginning of a new year. But how can you improve your relationship with your kids this year? Now that’s a question to put at the top of the list. In this special New Year’s episode, Catherine offers 12 practical ways to improve your relationships with your kids this year. They are: Cook a Meal Together: Share the joy of creating a dish from scratch, expanding your culinary skills while nurturing your relationship. Read a Book Together: Whether it's fiction or educational, reading a book together provides a platform for bonding discussions. Game Night: Turn off the screens and bring the family around the table for some old-fashioned fun and laughter. Learn Something New: Tackle a new skill with your child, making memories and enriching both your lives. Go for a Walk: Boost both your physical and mental health with a simple stroll while enjoying quality one-on-one time. Show Affection for No Reason: Simple gestures of love and appreciation can reinforce your relationship in powerful ways. Give Daily Encouragement: Recognize and commend your child's efforts and achievements, reinforcing positive behaviors. Make a Date: Schedule regular one-on-one outings to give each child special attention and build lasting memories. Plan a Getaway: Even a brief day-trip can become an unforgettable adventure that strengthens your parent-child bond. Have Regular Heart-to-Hearts: Foster open communication by regularly checking in on your child’s emotional well-being. Ask for Feedback: Be open to your child's perspective on how you can improve as a parent and act on their feedback. Pray the Word of God: Strengthen your family spiritually by regularly praying scripture over your children LINKS: Find the Scripture list to pray over children HERE. EPISODES REFERENCED: Episode 22: 13 Ways To Be a Better Parent in 2022 Episode 13: 4 Types of Prayer Every Believer Should Know Episode 14: How To Battle for Your Kids in Prayer Episode 15: What Should I Expect When I Battle in Prayer Episode 37: 7 Ways To Bless Your Kids with Words Episode 49: How Do We Combat the Epidemic of Teen Suicide? Episode 50: What Can We Learn from a Survivor of Teen Suicide? GAMES REFERENCED: Apples to Apples, Settlers of Catan, Rummikub, Lost Cities Bob Ross Stuffed Doll BOOK REFERENCED: Praying God’s Word SCRIPTURE REFERENCED: Numbers 6:24-26 Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

A warning to listeners: The following conversation references suicide, suicidality, and content that is inappropriate for young listeners.    Even before the pandemic, there was an increasing awareness of the decline in mental health of children and young adults. Researchers and scientists have talked and written about rising levels of anxiety in today’s youth, and many have pointed to the pervasiveness of smartphones and social media, which have exponentially magnified concerns for the mental well being of a generation.    Andrew Solomon, writer and professor of clinical psychology at Columbia University Medical Center, recently penned an article for The New Yorker titled “Has Social Media Fuelled a Teen-Suicide Crisis? ” In his piece, Soloman investigates what’s fuelling the the spike in suicide among Americans between the ages of ten and twenty-four. Quoting the work of Dr. Judith Edersheim at Harvard, Solomon says: “It’s like taking little children and putting them in an all night casino where they serve chocolate flavored bourbon. It's designed to be addictive, it is addictive and that addiction has devastating consequences.”  Solomon interviews dozens of parents and shares the poignant and heart wrenching accounts of how so many of them were totally unaware of the online world in which their children were living. As one father who had lost his son to suicide explained to Solomon, “I was, I thought, such a good father. I checked around the house every night. I locked the doors. I made sure my children were safe. I didn't know that the lion was already inside the house.” Solomon further explains that this all has so much to do with the insidious nature of the algorithms, which feed not on vulnerabilities, but bring about a sense of normalization.  If a kid looks at content about being a little depressed, Solomon tells us that “then they start showing you people who are more depressed. “They want to hook you,” he continues, “what they send you has to gradually become more extreme and eventually you escalate to people who are killing themselves on camera and posting it on social media platforms while they are doing it.”  Parents, educators and lawmakers are working hard to bring attention to this; some argue that social media is only “only one layer” in the crisis.   Lawsuits have made their way to the Supreme Court but so far, Solomon informs us: “The Supreme Court has refused to overturn Section 230. The legislative work that was supposed to have an effect on placing constraints on the operations of social media companies, have all got stuck in committee, despite the ‘bipartisan agreement that there need to be restraints.’” Solomon advises parents to educate themselves and talk to their kids, though inevitably the younger generation who has grown up with technology is going to be ahead of the game.  “The idea of being able to monitor all of what your children are doing is a ludicrous fantasy,” Solomon admits. “So I think that's all not very effective, but you can at least be aware and talk to your children.”  Delve deeper into life, philosophy, and what makes us human by joining the Life Examined discussion group on Facebook.

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Kara and Scott discuss Apple scaling back production of Apple Vision Pro headsets, and a mother suing Character.AI, claiming a chatbot encouraged her teenage son to commit suicide. Then, Tesla's Q3 earnings beat expectations, and Starbucks preliminary quarterly results disappoint yet again. Plus, the podcast election continues with former President Trump going on Joe Rogan, and VP Kamala Harris sitting down with Brené Brown. In more election news, Trump's former Chief of Staff, John Kelly warns that Trump is a fascist, and the secret big names donating to Harris. Stick around for listener mail to hear Scott's tips for teaching kids how to negotiate. Answer this week's listener poll on Threads here! Follow us on Instagram and Threads at @pivotpodcastofficial. Follow us on TikTok at @pivotpodcast. Send us your questions by calling us at 855-51-PIVOT, or at nymag.com/pivot. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Understanding Teen Suicide and Mental Health: Insights, Strategies, and SupportIn honor of September's Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, this episode compiles powerful and actionable insights on suicide prevention, featuring personal stories from guests like Jay Reed and initiatives by people such as Kevin Wong from The Trevor Project and Ann Moss Rogers. The episode emphasizes critical themes including the importance of open conversations about mental health, actionable strategies for suicide prevention, and understanding the heightened risks faced by LGBTQ youth. It includes practical advice for parents on recognizing signs of mental distress, fostering meaningful connections with their children, and leveraging resources like crisis hotlines and peer support platforms.00:00 Introduction to Suicide Prevention Awareness00:27 Recurring Themes in Suicide Prevention01:17 Important Crisis Numbers01:59 Interview with Jay Reed: A Father's Story06:10 The Impact of Modern Life on Teen Mental Health10:41 The Role of Parents in Suicide Prevention19:43 Introducing Cara McNulty: Mental Health Advocate31:01 Jackie Simmons: The Talk That Saves Lives41:36 Why Stay? Heather's Reasons for Living42:44 The Power of Neuroplasticity46:43 Introducing Kevin Wong from The Trevor Project48:17 The Trevor Project's Mission and Programs57:52 Advocacy and Support for LGBTQ Youth01:01:21 Recognizing and Addressing Mental Health in LGBTQ Youth01:07:36 Ann Moss Rogers: A Personal Journey and Advocacy01:26:51 Creating a Crisis Response PlanLinks to Full EpisodeAnneMoss RogersKevin Wong, The Trevor ProjectJackie SimmonsCara McNultyJay ReidConnect with Heather:Grab your copy of Heather's new book, Parenting with Pride. Available Now! https://chrysalismama.com/bookGet Your Ally Toolkit (including a free primer!) https://toolkit.chrysalismama.com/ally-free-giftLearn powerful ways to get involved: https://linktr.ee/chrysalismamaWork with Heather one-on-one: https://chrysalismama.com/coaching Lots of coaching options!Bring Heather into your Organization to speak or run a workshop https://chrysalismama.com/speakingPlease subscribe to, rate, and review Just Breathe. And, as always, please share with anyone who needs to know they are not alone!YouTube:

This week we welcome back Dr. Adryon Burton Denmark to discuss teens and suicide. We talk about social media risk as well as how to talk about suicide with teens. If you or someone you know is experiencing a mental health crisis, please call or text the national suicide hotline 988. Music by AudioLounge  - Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/audioloungemusic - Soundcloud: @audiolounge1 - Youtube: www.youtube.com/user/AudioInstrumentals - Twitter: @audio_lounge - Google+ goo.gl/toKclZ  Our email: mentalhealthpod21@gmail.com

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Content warning: This episode discusses suicide and self harm. If you or someone you know needs help please contact Lifeline on 13 11 14.   Parenting expert and beloved friend of the show Maggie Dent stopped by to talk about the rising rates of troubled teens and how we can help our kids grow into healthy and happy adults. Plus Maggie opened up about her own mental health as a teenager and how she once found herself in a dark place due to the stresses of school.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The "Singapore Home Brew" segment on Saturday Mornings looks at mental health and especially that of our young people. Host Glenn van Zutphen and co-host, author Neil Humphreys are joined by local electricity provider Geneco's Alex Chan and award-winning singer-songwriter Sherman Zhuo. The collaboration launched the "here, sunrise x sunset" campaign with a series of initiatives, collaborations, and events aimed at raising awareness and challenging the stigma surrounding mental health. Local electricity retailer Geneco marks its inaugural partnership with Beyond the Label, a nationwide initiative led by the National Council of Social Service (NCSS) and TOUCH Community Services to drive awareness and foster positive change towards mental health. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this profound episode of the Lost Child Podcast, we sit down with Pam and Dana, the resilient parents of Ryan, who tragically took his own life and they share how this loss has impacted their marriage. Help support the podcast by buying a Shine Bright T-Shirt Support The Pod on Patreon Pam and Dana courageously share their personal journey of coping with the immense grief and the impact it had on their marriage. They discuss the challenges they faced as a couple, the importance of not being ashamed of their son's death, and the resources they found helpful for parents, teachers, and teens struggling with mental health issues. Their story is a testament to the strength of love, support, and the commitment to bringing awareness to teen suicide and mental health. Join us for an intimate conversation that sheds light on the complexities of grief and the power of resilience.

In this episode, Carl Lentz dives into some of the most pressing issues faced by parents of teenagers today. The discussion covers: Parents with Teens: Understanding the unique challenges and dynamics of raising teenagers in the modern world. Teen Suicide and Eating Disorders: Shedding light on these critical issues, providing insights, and offering support to parents dealing with these serious concerns. How to Reach Your Teens: Practical advice and strategies to foster open communication and build strong, trusting relationships with your teens. How to Stay Motivated as a Parent: Tips and encouragement for parents to stay resilient and motivated, even during tough times. Join Carl Lentz as he brings compassion, expertise, and valuable advice to help parents navigate the complex journey of raising teenagers.   Want to give financially to the B-Side? https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/bsideapp   Download B-Side today on Apple: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/b-side-...   Download B-Side today on Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/de...   Want to give financially to the B-Side? https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/bsideapp

In this conversation, Clint Davis and Caitlyn Anders discuss the topic of teen suicide. Caitlyn shares her personal experience as a teenager struggling with suicidal thoughts and how she found help and support. They discuss the importance of open communication and listening to teenagers who express suicidal thoughts, as well as the role of parents in providing support and understanding. They also explore the factors that contribute to the increase in teen suicide rates, such as pressure, stress, social media, and the changing dynamics of the modern world. The conversation emphasizes the need for parents to be aware of their children's emotional well-being and to seek professional help when necessary. As well as the importance of seeking support and counseling as parents when dealing with a child who is struggling with mental health issues. They emphasize the need for parents to take personal responsibility and address any potential contributions they may have made to their child's struggles. They also discuss the role of self-harm as an indicator of deeper emotional problems and the benefits of play therapy in helping children process their emotions. The conversation concludes with a reminder that parents should focus on building a strong emotional connection with their children and modeling healthy coping mechanisms.

We sit down with Pam, who shares the devastating story of losing her son Ryan to suicide.  Suicide Hotline Click Here Other helpful links discussed in the video: Teen Lifeline or Call and Text Crisis Line: 602-248-8336 (TEEN) American Foundation for Suicide Prevention Mental Health First Aid Mental Health Superheros Support The Pod on Patreon Pam talks openly about her experiences as a mother on the day Ryan died and the profound impact it had on her life. She emphasizes the importance of not being ashamed of Ryan or the fact of his suicide. Pam discusses the emotional journey of navigating such a tragic loss and highlights the resources available for parents, teachers, and teens struggling with mental health issues. She also shares how her strong support system has helped carry her through these difficult times. Join us for a heartfelt conversation about loss, resilience, and hope, as we explore the truth about teen suicide from a mother's perspective.

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In Episode 19 of Season 2, we sit down with Dana as he bravely shares the heart-wrenching story of his son Ryan. Ryan battled depression and anxiety throughout his teenage years, struggles that ultimately led to him taking his own life. Suicide Hotline Click Here Like A River - Book Amazon Affiliate Link Support The Pod on Patreon Mental Health Super Heros discussed in the Podcast Dana opens up about the devastating impact of Ryan's death on their family and how they have chosen to turn their grief into a mission for change. This episode delves into the importance of mental health awareness and suicide prevention, especially among teenagers. Dana discusses the signs and struggles that Ryan faced, and how their family is working to bring awareness to these critical issues in hopes of preventing other families from experiencing the same pain. Join us for a poignant conversation about the journey from tragedy to advocacy, and the enduring legacy of Ryan's story. This episode is a powerful reminder of the importance of mental health support and suicide awareness.

Conversations on Mental Health and Fatherhood In this episode of Dare to Dad, hosts Dr. Lester Clowes and Dr. Bobo Blankson welcome Kevin Hall, President of Grant Halliburton Foundation, to discuss the importance of mental health awareness, particularly for fathers. Kevin shares his personal journey from a career in advertising to leading a mental health foundation, emphasizing the need for early detection and providing access to mental health resources for children. The conversation explores the foundation's educational programs, navigation services, and peer support initiatives. Kevin also opens up about his own experiences as a father, including the challenges and realizations he faced while supporting his son through mental health struggles. This insightful discussion highlights the critical role of fathers in fostering open conversations and connections with their children. If you received value from today's episode, then please follow our show and leave us a 5-star review. It's a tremendous help in our show getting discovered by other Dads out there that need to hear these conversations. Also, we're ramping up our efforts to get our message out to other platforms. Here's a list of them below, and we'd love your support if you're already browsing these spaces. YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@daretodadpodcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/daretodadpodcast/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/daretodadpodcast/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@daretodadpodcast TIME STAMPS 01:58 Special Guest Introduction: Kevin Hall 02:55 Kevin Hall's Journey to Grant Halliburton Foundation 09:29 The Grant Halliburton Story 13:48 Grant Halliburton Foundation's Mission and Programs 24:51 The Role of Dads in Mental Health 29:36 The Rise and Fall of Dad to Dad Meetings 33:19 Advice for Dads: Be Curious 34:19 Social Media and Family Time 35:33 Supporting the Halliburton Foundation 38:19 Kevin's Personal Story as a Dad 40:18 Lessons from Pushing Too Hard 46:18 The Importance of Vulnerability and Openness 47:51 Name That Dad Game

In this episode of the Lean to the Left podcast, we delve into the critical issue of teenage depression and the alarming rates of youth suicide.Host Bob Gatty welcomes Dr. Scott Kolbaba, an Internal Medicine Physician from Chicago, who shares his poignant experiences and insights. Dr. Kolbaba, an Amazon bestselling author, highlights his children's book 'Clara's Magic Garden,' which addresses themes of depression and self-worth.Through powerful anecdotes and a deep understanding of mental health, Dr. Kolbaba explores the importance of finding purpose as a potential solution to combating teenage depression.He also discusses the role of parents and significant others in identifying and nurturing the passions of young people to help them overcome depression.Don't miss this compelling conversation that offers hope and actionable advice for parents and caregivers.00:00 Introduction to Teenage Depression and Suicide Rates00:31 Dr. Kolbaba's Journey and Insights on Teenage Depression02:53 The Power of Purpose: Dr. Kolbaba's Approach to Battling Depression07:49 Personal Stories and the Impact of Finding Purpose14:39 Adoption Stories and Addressing Bullying19:12 Advice for Parents on Recognizing and Addressing Depression22:14 The Role of Schools and Society in Supporting Mental Health25:55 Exploring Miraculous Experiences: Physicians Untold Stories28:48 Closing Thoughts and the Importance of Purpo Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-lean-to-the-left-podcast--4719048/support.

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As parents, there's nothing scarier than the thought of losing our child. But did you know suicide is the leading cause of death for youth ages 10-24 in the United States?  One of the biggest fears parents have is missing the warning signs.  And the question we all want answered is: how can I tell if my teen is at risk? In today's episode we're diving deep into Spotting Teen Suicide Risk with Dr. Jessica Rabon, a licensed clinical psychologist specializing in pediatric psychology.  She'll help us break down the common warning signs, dispel some myths, and give us the tools we need to have that crucial conversation with our teens.  Whether you're worried about a specific behavior or just want to be proactive, this episode is for you.     Feeling lost in the sea of parenting advice? Wish you had a supportive community to navigate the ups and downs of raising happy, thriving teens? **Introducing Thriving Parent Academy! ** This online community equips YOU with the tools and knowledge to: ⭐ Foster strong parent-teen relationships ⭐Set clear boundaries and expectations ⭐ Navigate attitude and meltdowns with confidence ⭐ Raise kind, responsible humans   Join our amazing community of parents and: ⭐ Connect with like-minded individuals who "get it" ⭐ Learn from me through exclusive laser coaching sessions and master classes ⭐ Get personalized support and guidance tailored to your unique needs Stop feeling overwhelmed and start thriving! Limited spots available! Enroll now at thrivingparent.org. P.S. Share with any parent friends who might benefit!

In today's episode, we discuss the sensitive but critical topic of teen suicide. According to the CDC, suicide rates from 2007 through 2021 for Americans ages 10 to 24 rose 62%. In this conversation with CHC Doctoral Psychology Intern, Emily Raymond we discuss key risk factors that parents, educators and peers should be aware of, offering practical strategies for parents to create open lines of communication with their teens and recognize warning signs. By fostering a community of compassion and understanding, we can work toward reducing teen suicide rates and creating a safer, more supportive environment for all adolescents.Resources:CHC OnlineCHC's Catherine T. Harvey Center for Clinical ServicesCHC's Resource LibrarySign up for our Virtual Village email list to receive our latest episodes and recent CHC updates. Visit Voices of Compassion online for full show notes including additional resources. Find us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and LinkedIn and visit our YouTube channel for videos. Subscribe and leave us a review wherever you listen! We love to hear from you - email us at podcast@chconline.org.Santo Rico by Twin Musicom is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/Artist: http://www.twinmusicom.org/

In a captivating exploration of sleep's profound impact on our mental and physical well-being, this episode delves into a wide array of topics, guided by notable experts. We start by discussing the pressing decline in mental health among girls, supported by insights from various sources including Forbes and Discover Magazine. The conversation then progresses with Dr. Mari Swingle and Jay Gunkelman, who provide an in-depth analysis of the Theta Beta Ratio's evolution since 1999, highlighting how decreased sleep and disrupted circadian rhythms contribute to ADD/ADHD and bipolar disorders. Through engaging discussions, we uncover the modern challenges families face, the pressures exerted by social media, and the phenomenon of "sleep competition." The experts also touch upon the transformation in lighting technology from incandescent to LED and its effects on our sleep cycles. With a focus on solutions, we explore practical interventions like "Granny Glechoma Glasses" for screen light filtration and neurofeedback techniques for improving sleep quality in athletes, students, and those dealing with trauma. The episode doesn't shy away from complex topics like the impact of sleep deprivation on mental states, the therapeutic potential of REM sleep, and the pitfalls of common sleep aids. Whether you're intrigued by the science of sleep, looking for ways to improve your mental health, or curious about the intersection of technology and well-being, this episode offers valuable knowledge, innovative solutions, and thought-provoking insights for everyone. Key Moments: 0:004:12 Links for Discussion https://www.forbes.com/sites/tracybrower/2024/02/28/the-devastating-decline-in-girls-mental-health-7-ways-you-can-help/?sh=6e1953443c04   https://www.discovermagazine.com/health/more-time-and-less-work-could-mean-that-mental-health-increases-as-we-age   https://www.shrm.org/topics-tools/news/employee-relations/meeting-mental-health-needs-across-generations   https://theconversation.com/sleep-and-circadian-rhythm-problems-linked-with-poor-mental-health-new-research-223895 4:29 Dr Mari Joins 5:37 Jay Gunkelman Screen Share on Theta Beta Ration ADD vs Normal 1999 across time 6:38 Kids are sleeping 2 hours less per night than in 1999 7:45 Circadian Problems ADD 8:49 Bipolar and circadian Rhythm 10:18 Map USA and Solar Radiation vs CDC Map Incidence ADDHD 11:35 Restless Legs Breathing problem 12:30 Theta Beta Drop Occipital Region Dr Mari Swingle 13:30 Expectations of young families play role 14:50 Comparatives online for young women 15:50 Sleep Competition who gets the social reward 16:50 The color of lights in past vs now Grandma's light shades 19:15 Melatonin Sunset 20:40 Granny Glechoma Glasses 23:17 Teen Suicide not coping with environments lack of sleep compounds the issue towards insanity Sleep Deprivation 25:14 Rage Events Pseudo bulbar affect 26:14 Excess Sleep Depression Martijin Arns 27:15 3 days without sleeping cut off 28:27 Is sleep the easiest thing to correct? 30:50 Elite Athlete Sleep Problems Using SMR to correct Beta 33:04 Students 33:20 Trauma 34z;55 Thalamic Gating Amygdala 35:50 Yuri Kropotov ERP 37:00 Dreams? 38:05 REM Sleep 41:10 Sleep Aids make it worse 42:40 Pete's dream 44:27 Pete's rubber sheets bed wetting 46:05 5-9 Bedwetting ages 47:10 Cut fof Urination ages to get checked 50:00 What are you training Neurofeedback for Sleep 51:50 Sleep Hygiene 52:30 Snoring Partners #SleepHealth #MentalWellbeing #Neurofeedback #CircadianRhythm #ADHD #BipolarDisorder #SocialMediaPressure #SleepHygiene #REMsleep #EliteAthletes #TraumaRecovery #LightingEffects #SleepAids #ThetaBetaRatio #MentalHealthAwareness --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/neuronoodle/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/neuronoodle/support

Looking 4 Healing Radio with Dr. Bryan Ardis – The FDA is reporting that there is a very common immunotherapy for cancer-stricken patients that is causing worsening cancer in those patients. As reports of worsening cancer cases come in and new cancer cases come in from this drug therapy, a black box warning you and all your loved ones should be warned about saying no to drugs with Blackbox warnings! There are much safer alternatives!

Looking 4 Healing Radio with Dr. Bryan Ardis – The FDA is reporting that there is a very common immunotherapy for cancer-stricken patients that is causing worsening cancer in those patients. As reports of worsening cancer cases come in and new cancer cases come in from this drug therapy, a black box warning you and all your loved ones should be warned about saying no to drugs with Blackbox warnings! There are much safer alternatives!

Episode 366: In this episode, we welcome Dino Watt, a renowned business trainer, bestselling author, and owner of multiple awards. Dino shares his unique approach to life and business, emphasizing the importance of passion, productivity, and profit. He shares his formula for applying the right amount of pressure, the benefits of having a holistic approach to setting family and personal goals, and the importance of staying true to your company's character and brand. We delve into the essentiality of open communication within your team, the power of effective listening in sales and as a leader, as well as providing fresh perspectives and understanding through empathy in business. We also discuss Dino's inspirational plans for 2024, which include starting a podcast with his son. Tune in to learn more about Dino's revolutionary take on business leadership and personal growth.Timestamps(00:00:02) Introduction: Dino Watt(00:05:35) Pressure As Motivation(00:09:09) Goal Setting with Partner(00:14:20) Importance of Right Partner(00:16:34) Essential Business Visions(00:21:43) Unexpected Disney Move(00:25:52) Hidden Messages in Disney Content(00:31:05) Importance of Listening Skills(00:34:17) Shifting to Perspective Power(00:34:44) Perspective in Business(00:38:10) Dino's Podcast Plan on Teen Suicide(00:43:24) Need for Perspective and EmpathyDino Watt's “why” in life is to contribute to a greater cause. How he does that is by helping business owners take their companies from the weeds of the middle ground to massive sustainable growth by teaching them how to own their role as the leaders of their businesses and reengage their employees by creating invested buy-in through a shared vision and healthier workplace culture.He's been lucky enough to work in companies such as Disney, Nordstrom, Universal Studios as well as building an entertainment business in California. It's through those experiences that he has learned, first hand, the skills of leadership, influence and out of the box thinking when it comes to business success.While mentoring a client through his groundbreaking program, The Business of Marriage, he was asked if he had any programs that would help him strengthen the relationships in his team members in his practice? From that simple conversation his office coaching program began and he's been blessed to spend the last decade sharing what he knows andmaking an impact with his clients and their teams.Contact Dino:Website: http://dinowatt.comWebsite: http://dinowattconsulting.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/dino.wattInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/dinowattLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dino-watt-2525429YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/dinowatt#PassionateLeader #PowerOfPerspective #TransparentTalks

Thank you all for listening and engaging with the podcast this year. Here are just a few highlights from our 2023 episodes, and we look forward to continuing to see you in 2024!Happy New Year!Episodes Featured (in order of appearance):Tips for Moms: Part One (#145)We Hurt Our Kids When We Treat Them Like Adults with Dr. Leonard Sax (#142)The Power of Independent Play with Dr. Adriana Stacey (#143)Carson's Story: Cyberbullying and Teen Suicide with Kristin Bride (#162)48 Benefits Living 48 Months ScreenStrong with Evan & Andrew Hempe (#169)Pornography Is Chasing Our Kids with Nadya Seboldt (#148)Raising Healthy Teenagers: Equipping Your Child to Navigate the Pitfalls and Dangers of Teen Life with Tom Kersting (#155)Prevent Screen Problems With Neuroscience with Sarah Hendrix, RN, MSN (#149)Support the show______________________________________________________Please subscribe, rate, and share this podcast to help spread the word. Stay Strong! Start your ScreenStrong Journey today! Become a Connect Member to get access to our exclusive online forum, LIVE webinars with medical experts, and the entire ScreenStrong library of videos, audio clips, interviews, e-books, handouts, and more! Our ScreenStrong Student Course is NOW AVAILABLE! Want to help spread the ScreenStrong message to your community? Consider becoming a ScreenStrong Ambassador! ScreenStrong Tech Recommendations Gabb Wireless—Smartphone Replacement (use code STRONG for discount) Canopy—Device Filter (use code STRONG for discount) ______________________________________________________Production Team: Host: Melanie Hempe Producer & Audio Editor: Olivia Kernekin

Leo Flowers discusses contributing factors to teenage suicides and actionable steps we can take to combat them. Sponsor:Is there something interfering with your happiness or is preventing you from achieving your goals? https://betterhelp.com/leo and enjoy 10% off your first month and start talking to mental health professional today!! 1-on-1 Coaching: If you want go from feeling hopeless to hopeful, lonely to connected and like a burden to a blessing, then go to 1-on-1 coaching, go to www.thrivewithleo.com. Let's get to tomorrow, together. National Suicide Prevention Lifeline988Teen Line (Los Angeles)800-852-8336The Trevor Project (LGBTQ Youth Hotline)866-488-7386National Domestic Violence Hotline800-799-SAFE [800-799-7233]Crisis Text LineText "Connect" to 741741 in the USALifeline Chathttps://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/chat/International Suicide Hotlines: http://www.suicide.org/international-suicide-hotlines.htmlhttps://www.nowmattersnow.org/skillshttps://sobermeditations.libsyn.com/ www.suicidesafetyplan.com https://scaa.club/

Your kids don't wait to start wondering about their self-worth and their purpose in life until they become young adults. They start very early. Join us today and discover the one simple truth from Scripture that will help set your kids on the right path to enjoy great self-esteem and clearly understand their calling and purpose in life. Find Unshakable Faith at www.UnshakablePodcast.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The latest research from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention regarding our kids and suicides are quite alarming. With mental health issues like anxiety and depression on the rise among our kids, it should come as no surprise that more and more kids are opting to choose the darkness of self-inflicted death, over a life which to them seems inescapably darker. Since the start of the covid pandemic in 2020, the suicide rate by firearm among children and teens ages one to eighteen had risen by eleven percent. Parents, we need to teach our kids that on several occasions Jesus told his followers they could expect pain and persecution. The Psalms are full of the moans and laments of human suffering and emotional misery. But all of God's Word points to the fact that God does not leave us alone in times of trouble. In Psalm forty-six one we read these words of truth and comfort: “God is our refuge and strength, and ever-present help in trouble.” Teach your kids to lean into the hope of the Gospel.

On this week's episode, we had the honor of sitting down with Vice Admiral Vivek H. Murthy, MD, MBA to discuss why people are so lonely, how social media is impacting the youth, and discuss the horrifying rise in suicide rates amongst teens. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join our PATREON for bonus episodes.⁠⁠  This week we have rapper, producer, artist, and member of Teen Suicide/The Pom Poms Kitty Ray on to discuss the groundbreaking Hole album Live Through This. We also discuss: we re-record the Heartwell LP, Teen Suicide rehabilitation, production meeting, upstairs at the Barbary, feelin like Twiggy, the Courtney Love of this bullshit garbage, Omar Rodriguez Lopez' ridiculous box set, Nardwuar, we launch RITG management, Baltimore, onlyfeets, The Pom Poms, Ableton, Billy Corgan looking sad at Disneyland, a snapchat of someone's art, writing from spite, riotgrrrl, the truth about Lyme's disease, Don Henley, hits and misses on Live Through This, pop in the front and art in the rear, and so much more. ________ ⁠⁠Order our Gatekeep Harder shirt here!⁠⁠⁠ // Follow us at ⁠⁠@danbassini⁠⁠, ⁠⁠@mysprocalledlife⁠⁠, @kittywavvy and ⁠⁠@runintotheground⁠⁠.

Suicide has quickly become a rampant epidemic across our country and world today, especially in the lives of our youth and adolescents. Clearly, we need more suicide awareness and prevention measures as well as opportunities to be better equipped to meet the needs of today's generations like never before! Thankfully in today's episode we will be discussing a brand new movie that will provide opportunities just like those. Joining us today on the podcast is a 2x Emmy Award Winning Filmmaker and Director, Kyle Roberts. In and throughout today's conversation, Kyle will be unpacking his brand new movie, What Rhymes With Reason, which will be releasing October 10th - World Mental Health Day! This movie involves movie involves a tragedy which ignites a group of teens to go on a quest to find a legendary landmark hidden in the wilderness. Together, they navigate the adventure while confronting the darkness within themselves. Kyle was called to the mission of developing a film that was family friendly yet still highlighting some of the challenges that our youth and adolescents are facing such as anxiety, depression, identity development, and even conversations and thoughts of suicide. However, Kyle's heart, and what you see in the culmination of the film is that he wants every young person to walk away feeling seen, heard, not alone, and understanding that they were created by God, on purpose, and for a purpose! That's his heart and you'll hear all throughout today's conversation about the little details that God orchestrated, and how His fingerprints have been all over the preparation and production of this film! And what I love about this movie is that it provides and sparks an incredible opportunity for so many families to be able to have some difficult yet imperative conversations together! So again I challenge you to not just listen to today's episode and hear an inspiring story on the background of an incredible new movie that I believe we need for such a time as this, but I challenge you to actually do something with that by taking your friends and families to pack the movie theaters out on October 10th to go and see Kyle's brand new movie, What Rhymes With Reason! Find Out More about What Rhymes With Reason Here: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt21515872/ Watch the Official Trailer for What Rhymes With Reason Here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ga0yt-IJ0o8 Purchase Tickets for What Rhymes With Reason Here: https://www.regmovies.com/ 

Youth suicide is the second leading cause of death in children, teens, and young adults in the US.   Yet, there are so many things we can do to try to prevent morbidity and mortality.  Dr. Brian Kurtz, child and adolescent psychiatrist and medical educator extraordinaire at Cincinnati Children's hospital, joins me to discuss how pediatricians can help prevent suicide.**What increases risk for youth suicide? Previous suicide attempt Non-suicidal self-injury Mental health problems (*including ones you would not necessarily associate with suicide, like ADHD)      Family history of death by suicide, suicide attemptsHistory of TRAUMA** How pediatricians can reduce risk for suicide** The importance of helping kids and teens feel a sense of belonging and connection Dr. Brian Kurtz is a child and adolescent psychiatrist and Director of the Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Residency Training Program at Cincinnati Children's hospital.  He serves on the Pediatric Behavioral Health Clinical Advisory Panel for Ohio MInds Matter. He helped to develop educational materials for the Ohio Minds Matter website on multiple topics, including youth suicide risk assessment. Check out our website PsychEd4Peds.com for more resources.Follow us on Instagram @psyched4peds

In a world where childhood and adolescent suicide is an alarming concern, one mother's tragic loss drives her to become an advocate for mental health. This week Dr. Meg Meeker talks with Leslie Weirich about the loss of her son to suicide. Leslie debunks some myths about suicide and sheds light on the truth behind teen suicide prevention. In this episode, you will be able to: Gain insightful knowledge on the importance of proactive mental health awareness and its role in preventing youth suicides. Understand the critical role mental health plays in preventing child & adolescent suicides and why it should be everyone's concern. Appreciate the importance of instilling resilience in our children and how it shapes them for future challenges. TODAY'S GUEST: Leslie Weirich is a dedicated advocate for suicide prevention, sharing her powerful message for the past six years with teens, young adults, parents, and the military. Her journey began tragically when she lost her son Austin to suicide on September 10th, 2016, which also marks World Suicide Prevention and Awareness Day. She left her full-time job as a Financial Recruiter in 2020 to focus on nationwide speaking, emphasizing youth mental health, especially among young men, student athletes, and the military. Certified in various mental health programs, Leslie's advocacy includes record-breaking fundraising and keynote appearances at significant events. Connect with Leslie through her website at LesliesHope.org. Suicide Prevention Resources Help is available, speak with someone today! Call or text 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline FROM THE PRODUCER Dr. Meg just launched "Simple Discipline that Works," the ultimate course on discipline you'll ever need! If you enjoyed today's episode, kindly consider sharing it with a friend, and be sure to subscribe to remain consistently updated with our newest episodes.   OUR SPONSOR Skip trips to the grocery store and count on HelloFresh to make home cooking easy, fun, AND affordable – that's why it's America's #1 meal kit!. Click here and use code 50drmeg for 50% off plus free shipping! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Content warning: This episodes discusses the important issue of teen suicide and its' prevention. What if we told you that a staggering 41% of LGBTQ+ youth have considered suicide in the past year? Yes, you heard it right. That's the chilling reality we tackle on this episode of Just Breathe, where we engage in a deeply important conversation about suicide prevention. Our guest, AnneMoss Rogers, is a mental health and suicide education expert, who bravely shares her personal journey and the valuable lessons she learned from her family's tragic experience with suicide.Woven into our discussion is the heart-rending story of a mother who battled her son's mental health issues and substance misuse. We navigate through the complexities of his diagnosis of major depression, ADHD, anxiety, and substance use to mask his feelings of suicide. The moment she learnt about her son's death underscored the urgent need for suicide prevention efforts.In the latter part of the episode, we commit to addressing adolescent suicidal risk, shedding light on the signs to watch out for and how parents can provide support. We share practical tips from creating a crisis response plan to fostering open conversations about suicide and empowering your children with coping mechanisms. As we wrap up, we want to remind you that you are not alone and that help is always available. Let's join hands to raise awareness, demonstrate compassion and save lives. About our Guest:AnneMoss Rogers is a mental health and suicide education expert, professional speaker, trainer, and consultant. After her 20-year-old son, Charles died by suicide in 2015, AnneMoss chronicled her family's tragedy in a newspaper article that went viral, and her blog, Emotionally Naked, has reached millions. She is the author of the award-winning memoir, Diary of a Broken Mind and the best seller, Emotionally Naked: A Teacher's Guide to Preventing Suicide and Recognizing Students at Risk with co-writer Dr. Kimberly O'Brien.She has been a TEDx speaker, was featured in the New York Times, Variety Magazine, and was the first non-clinician invited to speak on youth suicide at the National Institute of Mental Health. A UNC-Chapel Hill alumna, Anne Moss currently lives in Richmond, VA. Her surviving son is a filmmaker in LA.Website: https://mentalhealthawarenesseducation.com/Emotionally Naked© blog: http://emotionallynaked.comAnneMoss' TEDx – Can a Blog Save Lives? AnneMoss' books and free e-book library: https://mentalhealthawarenesseducation.com/mental-health-books/#free_mentalhealth_ebooks Hotlines:· TrevorSpace Discussion Board for LGBTQ+ peer...

September is Suicide Awareness Month and Dr. Jay Barnett, family therapist and former NFL player, discusses how to identify, acknowledge, and compassionately address the risk of suicide among Black youth. Call 988 to reach the National Suicide Hotline.Follow Dr. Barnett at @kingjaybarnett on Instagram and other social media.

Melanie is joined by Kristin Bride, a social media reform advocate whose son, Carson, died by suicide as a result of cyberbullying on Snapchat and other anonymous apps. It is her heart's desire to get her family's message out about the deadly dangers of what parents think are innocent apps. Kristin testified before the Senate Committee in Feb of 2023.Please call your US Senator and ask them to support KOSA for the Senate floor vote in September.Read about the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA).Get educated on the algorithms that feed our children harmful information.Find your state's laws on cyberbullying: stopbullying.gov.______________________________________________________Please subscribe, rate, and share this podcast to help spread the word. Stay Strong! Become a Connect Member to get access to our exclusive online forum, LIVE webinars with medical experts, and the entire ScreenStrong library of videos, audio clips, interviews, e-books, handouts, and more!Our ScreenStrong Lifestyle Courses are NOW AVAILABLE!Want to help spread the ScreenStrong message to your community? Consider becoming a ScreenStrong Ambassador!Production Team: Host—Melanie Hempe Producer & Audio Editor—Olivia Kernekin

A feature of life in Colorado is the prevalence of pot. There are dispensaries on virtually every corner, and everywhere I travel I hear a pot joke. Something else my adopted state is becoming known for is the harmful aftereffects of legalized marijuana. According to state statistics, the drug was found in the system of some 42% of teen suicides, a rate nearly twice as much as with alcohol and four times of any other substances.   Of course, correlation doesn't mean causation, but it can mean connection. If nearly half of stroke victims were taking the same medicine, would we wonder if there was a link? Why the reluctance to connect the dots here?   Marijuana might not cause suicide, but numbers don't lie. It encourages or exacerbates problems that lead down that deadly road, especially for a group at high risk. The link is there for those willing to see it. Since suicide rates have risen every year that it has been legal, we're far past giving the benefit of the doubt.

There's no greater discipline to teach our children than the daily practice of prayer. But how do we teach our kids to pray? In this episode of "Christian Parent, Crazy World," another podcast on our faith-based network LifeAudio, Catherine Segars and her guest investigate what prayer is, why we pray, what prayer accomplishes, how to prepare for prayer, and how to respond when our prayers aren't answered the way we hoped—all using terminology that your kids can understand.    DISCOVER MORE EPISODES OF CHRISTIAN PARENT, CRAZY WORLD: 5 Things Every Parent Needs to Know About Gen Z: https://apple.co/3NOLuJf / https://sptfy.com/Okez  Practical Ways to Disciple Gen Z: https://apple.co/3PPhmjM / https://sptfy.com/OlNx  What Can We Learn from a Survivor of Teen Suicide? (with Emma Benoit): https://apple.co/3rspaOo / https://sptfy.com/OkeC  How to Discover Your Purpose in Life: https://apple.co/3OjBFEZ / https://sptfy.com/OkeE    LISTEN TO THE EPISODES ON PRAYER MENTIONED IN TODAY'S SHOW: “4 Types of Prayer Every Believer Should Know” “How To Battle for Your Kids in Prayer” “What Should I Expect When I Battle in Prayer?"   SUBSCRIBE TO CHRISTIAN PARENT, CRAZY WORLD: Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3DbS9bL  Spotify: https://sptfy.com/Okeu    MORE FROM CATHERINE SEGARS: To see clips from this interview and find inspiring supplemental quotes and posts, connect with Catherine on Instagram and Facebook . To receive updates about each new podcast and free resources like Scripture songs, Bible verses to pray over prodigal children, and a topical index of Scriptures for prayer, subscribe to Catherine's website.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Social media was humanity's ‘first contact' moment with AI. If we're going to create laws that are strong enough to prevent AI from destroying our societies, we could benefit from taking a look at the major lawsuits against social media platforms that are playing out in our courts right now.In our last episode, we took a close look at Big Food and its dangerous “race to the bottom” that parallels AI. We continue that theme this week with an episode about litigating social media and the consequences of the race to engagement in order to inform how we can approach AI harms. Our guest, attorney Laura Marquez-Garrett, left her predominantly defense-oriented practice to join the Social Media Victims Law Center in February 2022. Laura is literally on the front lines of the battle to hold social media firms accountable for the harms they have created in young people's lives for the past decade. Listener warning: there are distressing and potentially triggering details within the episode.RECOMMENDED MEDIA 1) If you're a parent whose child has been impacted by social media, Attorneys General in Colorado, New Hampshire, and Tennessee are asking to hear your story. Your testimonies can help ensure that social media platforms are designed safely for kids. For more information, please visit the respective state links.ColoradoNew HampshireTennessee2) Social Media Victims Law CenterA non-profit legal center that was founded in 2021 in response to the testimony of Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen3) Resources for Parents & EducatorsOverwhelmed by our broken social media environment and wondering where to start? Check out our Youth Toolkit plus three actions you can take today4) The Social DilemmaLearn how the system works. Watch and share The Social Dilemma with people you care aboutRECOMMENDED YUA EPISODES Transcending the Internet Hate Game with Dylan MarronA Conversation with Facebook Whistleblower Frances HaugenBehind the Curtain on The Social Dilemma with Jeff Orlowski-Yang and Larissa RhodesYour Undivided Attention is produced by the Center for Humane Technology. Follow us on Twitter: @HumaneTech_

There's no greater discipline to teach our children than the daily practice of prayer. But how do we teach our kids to pray? In this episode of "Christian Parent, Crazy World," another podcast on our faith-based network LifeAudio, Catherine Segars and her guest investigate what prayer is, why we pray, what prayer accomplishes, how to prepare for prayer, and how to respond when our prayers aren't answered the way we hoped—all using terminology that your kids can understand.    DISCOVER MORE EPISODES OF CHRISTIAN PARENT, CRAZY WORLD: 5 Things Every Parent Needs to Know About Gen Z: https://apple.co/3NOLuJf / https://sptfy.com/Okez  Practical Ways to Disciple Gen Z: https://apple.co/3PPhmjM / https://sptfy.com/OlNx  What Can We Learn from a Survivor of Teen Suicide? (with Emma Benoit): https://apple.co/3rspaOo / https://sptfy.com/OkeC  How to Discover Your Purpose in Life: https://apple.co/3OjBFEZ / https://sptfy.com/OkeE    LISTEN TO THE EPISODES ON PRAYER MENTIONED IN TODAY'S SHOW: “4 Types of Prayer Every Believer Should Know” “How To Battle for Your Kids in Prayer” “What Should I Expect When I Battle in Prayer?"   SUBSCRIBE TO CHRISTIAN PARENT, CRAZY WORLD: Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3DbS9bL  Spotify: https://sptfy.com/Okeu    MORE FROM CATHERINE SEGARS: To see clips from this interview and find inspiring supplemental quotes and posts, connect with Catherine on Instagram and Facebook . To receive updates about each new podcast and free resources like Scripture songs, Bible verses to pray over prodigal children, and a topical index of Scriptures for prayer, subscribe to Catherine's website.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I think we can all agree that when we were kids, things were much different than they are today. Most of us probably spent our days racing our bikes, building forts, and chasing frogs around the pond.  The fact is, our kids are growing up in the middle of a raging mental health crisis. It's no wonder why anxiety and depression are on the rise among teenagers with all the pressure to succeed or be popular with unrealistic expectations fueled by social media, or worse, by their parents. I'm thrilled to have Jason Reid with me today for another conversation on this important topic. Jason is a partner at CEO Coaching International, where he coaches top executives on achieving success. Tragically, after losing his 14-year-old son to suicide in 2018, Jason's focus shifted to helping other families navigate the complex world of mental health.  He founded TellMyStory.org, a nonprofit organization that educates and empowers parents to support their children through mental health challenges. Jason's mission is nothing short of inspiring - to end teen suicide by 2030. In our conversation, you'll learn: The telltale signs that your child is grappling with depression and anxiety. Parenting strategies for helping kids deal with their mental health struggles. Why institutions are dropping the ball when it comes to tackling the mental health crisis. Some of my favorite moments of the conversation: How the media is exacerbating our kids' insecurities.  The tragedy that transformed Jason into a leading mental health advocate.  Empowering our kids to become “mental health athletes.”  What kids wish their parents knew about their struggles.   The dangers of employing authoritarian tactics on your kids. How to talk to your children so they feel understood and safe to be vulnerable.  How to tell if your child is going through a mental health crisis - and what to do about it.  Get the Full Show Notes Want access to the full show notes, including links to all resources mentioned during today's conversation? Visit FrontRowDads.com/386 Want to learn more about Front Row Dads? We are in the business of building better families. While most dads would say that family matters most, the challenge is they feel guilty knowing their careers get the best of them, and their family seems to get the rest of them. We help Dads become family men with businesses, not businessmen who have families, so they can thrive personally AND professionally. Subscribe to the Front Row Dad podcast to learn about fatherhood, marriage and how to level up your game at home, or if you're ready for the best coaching and true brothers to grow with, Join The Brotherhood! Are you getting all the shows? Subscribe today! Want to leave a review? THANK YOU! http://FrontRowDads.com/review

Lil Wayne grew up on the mean streets of New Orleans. His father split when he was two, and his stepdad was shot before he was a teenager. Wayne poured his pain into his rhymes and started cutting tracks for Cash Money Records, seeing hip-hop as the only way out of a violent scene. When his mother forced him to quit rapping, the only way out Wayne saw was suicide. Miraculously, he survived and went on to become one of the most successful artists of all-time, staying true to his roots throughout all his triumphs and tribulations. To see the full list of contributors, see the show notes at www.disgracelandpod.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

IN THIS EPISODE OF THE HUMAN UPGRADE™ … you'll find out that kids are killing themselves more often and at younger ages. Suicide prevention expert Dr. Mark Goulston joins the show to discuss the very real and very urgent topics of youth mental health and suicide—from pre-teens to teens to young adults. These issues concern everyone, not only families, educators or professionals who connect with young people. Here's why:Suicide shows up in the top three causes of death in young people between the ages of 10-24, according to 2020 stats from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) WISQARS Leading Causes of Death Reports.Young people are hurting. The National Alliance on Mental Illness reports that nearly 20% of high school students say they've had serious thoughts of suicide and 9% have made an attempt to take their lives. Dr. Mark explains that many young people struggling mentally and emotionally feel like they're a burden to everyone. And they don't have confidence that parents can help them feel better. You'll learn a lot during this conversation, such as:factors driving teen mental health issues and teen suicide.what's going on in the teen brain from a developmental perspective that leads them to think that death is a preferable alternative to working through life situations.signs or red flags that a teen is struggling. how parents and adults often can diminish or dismiss teens' emotions, situations with friends or love relationships.what emotional intelligence skills are most useful for parents/adults to better understand teens.how to talk to teens—whether you're a parent or a caring adult in a teen's life.how to improve listening in a culture dominated by tech.how to listen to teens and help them realize and understand their emotions—without cutting them off, interrupting them, or jumping to advice and solutions.when to seek professional intervention.More about Dr. Mark Goulston: He's a retired psychiatrist, former UCLA professor of psychiatry and former FBI and police hostage negotiation trainer. He recently received the “Shine the Light Media Award” from the Los Angeles County Medical Association for bringing attention to teen mental health and suicide. He's the author or co-author of nine books: “Just Listen: Discover the Secret to Getting Through to Absolutely Anyone,” ranks in the 15 Best Communication Skills Books of All Time.Watch this episode on YouTube!Biostack for High Performance: https://vatellia.com, use code DAVE2022 to save 10% or subscribe and save 15% + receive a free bottle of Kale BusterGet Fit in Five Minutes: https://www.carolbike.com, use code HumanUpgrade to get 2 years of free membership (a total savings of $360) on the CAROL Bike 2.0 and a 100-day home trial.Business Growth With SEO: https://www.stephanspencer.com, get a FREE consultation See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.