Suicide isn’t often a conversation you want to have with your family, but with suicide on the rise,
In the conclusion of our chat with Dr. Kathryn Hope Gordon, author of “The Suicidal Thoughts Workboo
We often discuss that the road to meaningful change involves putting one foot in front of the other
We continue Part II of our conversation with Clara Rosenzweig, Director of Vecino Health Centers, a
We look at the Mexican tradition of Dia de los Muertos. Our special guest, Clara Rosenzweig, License
In the conclusion of our talk with Fire Captain Scott Shaunfield, we zoom out and look at the broade
In one of our most heartfelt and difficult conversations, we talk with Fire Captain Scott Shaunfield
"No one will miss me when I'm gone." This is absolutely FALSE. When someone dies, whether by suicide
We continue our conversation about the purpose and function of 988, the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.
One of our absolute favorite things is getting feedback from our audience. In today's episode, we di
Major mental health news! The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline has a new 3-digit phone number, 9
We continue our heartfelt conversation in part II of our chat with special guest, Dennis Gillan. Den
Losing one brother to suicide is an unimaginable grief. Our guest today, Dennis Gillan, lost two bro
In part two of our series on LGBTQ+ youth and their elevated risk for suicide, we finish our chat wi
When we discuss groups that are more at risk for suicide, amongst the most vulnerable, are LGBTQ+ yo
What happens after you survive two suicide attempts? In part II of our chat with Jay Shifman, public
What happens if the medicines you're prescribed are actually making you worse, not better? What happ
What does the research behind suicide help us understand about those who end their lives? In this ep
Oh my, it’s episode 51! Wow! We have learned so much on suicide prevention that we wanted to pause f
In part two of our conversation on suicide prevention in juvenile detention centers, Dr. Leah Saulte
Suicide is the number one cause of death in the juvenile justice system. Though the numbers of compl
