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My thoughts are all over the place. It's like trying to round up a three year old, souped up on pixie  sticks, while at a birthday party! I'm having a manic episode. Or is it my ADD? Or sleep depervation? Or the fact I've had some big changes happen, recently? Or am I excited? Or.... You see what  I mean? I'm having trouble focusing. I'm STILL procrastinating! Spinning like a ballerina...beautiful circles, round and round....my hell loop.

We're grateful to have Charles Stamper, a former Air Force member, law enforcement officer, and current Operations Manager for the Sergeant Fox Suicide Prevention Grant Program, as our guest. Charles' military service, coupled with his law enforcement experience, has given him a unique perspective on suicide prevention. His insights, drawing from his years in the Air Force and his current role with the Sergeant Fox Suicide Prevention Grant Program, offer an eye-opening look into the world of crisis intervention.

In our discussion, Charles paints a picture of the Sergeant Fox Suicide Prevention Grant Program's role in preventing crisis situations. He discusses the concept of Crisis Intervention Team Training (CIT), a cornerstone of community policing that promotes de-escalation and empathetic listening.

As we wrap up, Charles underscores the significance of the newly implemented 988 suicide prevention number and stresses veterans and all those struggling with mental health issues to reach out when they feel overwhelmed, depressed, lonely, or suicidal.  Join us in this extremely important conversation that touches so many.

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Are you ready to explore the labyrinth of mental health among veterans, particularly the pressing issue of suicide? Let us guide you in this deep dive, with the assistance of our experienced guest, Megan Flaherty, a licensed clinical social worker from Hampton VA, who shines a light on suicide prevention - the VA's top clinical priority. We dissect the complexities of suicide prevention, emphasizing the power of universal screening, community dialogue, and the essential role of empathy when faced with a veteran admitting suicidal thoughts.

Our exploration continues as we zoom in on 'Lethal Means Safety' and the significance of community involvement. Megan unpacks the various strategies that create a buffer between destructive thoughts and the ability to act on them, highlighting effective measures such as gun locks and medication management. She also provides a glimpse into her role as the VA's Community Engagement and Partnership Coordinator, aimed at enhancing the community environment for veterans and their families.

Wrapping up our discussion, we delve into the changing attitudes towards mental health, especially among the younger generation. We examine how normalizing mental health talks has empowered more individuals to seek help. Megan touches on the emergency number 988 for veterans in crisis and the importance of considering social determinants of health. We wrap up with a discussion on the PACT Act and practical steps veterans exposed to harmful substances like burn pits and agent orange can take to access benefits. Listen to this enlightening episode and acquire the knowledge to make a significant difference in the lives of veterans.

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Ever found yourself in a slump, wondering how to rebuild your life? Well, I, Suzi Landolphi, have been there and I'm here to share with you how a period of collapse gave me the opportunity to start from scratch. We'll be reassessing what it is we are holding onto in our lives and if it's truly helping us to be our best selves. This podcast is designed to help you to not only find the strength in your struggles, but to harness it for growth and self-reinvention.

We'll also be hearing the inspiring stories of an artist and a combat veteran who previously found their worth in shaping others. However, they came to realize the real power lies in shaping our own identities. One such figure is Charlie Plum, a prisoner of war, who used his dire situation as an opportunity to become the person he wanted to be. We wrap up with a reflection on the importance of standards in guiding our choices. It's never too late to take ownership of your life and to create the person you want to be. So, let's embark on this journey together and learn how to Be Crazy Well!

Music credit to Kalvin Love for the podcast’s theme song “Bee Your Best Self”

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 John Mozeliak, the Cardinals President of Baseball Operations, had a chat with Tom Ackerman Live this morning from the team bus. They discussed a variety of topics including the team's recent struggles, the promotion of Paul DeJong, updates on minor league events, and much more.

What's keeping me up? Religion, gosspel music, the one year anniversary of my mom's death and the fact that the month of April has always sucked for me. I do not consider myself religious but I do have faith. Or at least, try. George Michael was right, "Ya Gotta Have Faith." I try hard not to lose faith in myself and others. But man, the world ahs been testing me. 

Jay, Amber, and Liz talk about the struggles of coping with imposter syndrome in their roles as Psychic Mediums.

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This podcast episode announces this week’s relaunch of “My Dear Rosa Jean,” which is available at the eBook special price $.99 during this promotional period. Go to:
https://CarinJayneCasey.com

 This is a fictional story about a woman’s life of abuse and how she overcomes. I share a review, the blurb description, and some of the topic areas that are covered.  

 I encourage you to read “My Dear Rosa Jean” by Carin Jayne Casey, the second book in a series “Standing Through Storms.” Please let me know about your reading experience, and please share your awesome review on Amazon.com

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 #mydearrosajean #overcomingdomesticviolence #redflags #recipeforovercoming #challengesinlife #cautionarytale #struggles #conflicts #standingthroughstorms #Turn2GodwCarin #carinjaynecasey 

This podcast episode announces this week’s relaunch of “STAND With Your Armor On,” which is available at the eBook special price $.99 during this promotional period. Go to:

https://CarinJayneCasey.com

 On Monday, STAND With Your Armor On received #1 New Release in Christian Ethics, and Tuesday, #1 New Release in Christian Counseling. A bestseller! I’m forever thankful!

In this episode, I share a review, the blurb description, and each title to the five separate fictional stories, relatable issues (and decisions) we face in today’s world. 

 I encourage you to read “STAND With Your Armor On” by Carin Jayne Casey, the first in a series “Standing Through Storms.” Please let me know about your reading experience, and please share your awesome review on Amazon.com

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Please subscribe to my YouTube channel, Carin Jayne Casey on YouTube. 

 #standwithyourarmoron #cautionarytale #reflectionstories #struggles #conflicts #sowingandreaping #standingthroughstorms #carinjaynecasey 
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This episode introduces “STAND With Your Armor On” with a review, brief description, and a reading portion from one of the stories. 

 Likely, you can resonate with one or all these fictional stories. They separately describe some difficult conflicts and decisions we face. They are cautionary tales to encourage personal reflections.     

 I encourage you to read “STAND With Your Armor On” found at CarinJayneCasey.com
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LA native singer, songwriter, musician Elson Trinidad talks about music and the community, the message of music, the struggle with the creative process to produce music and his down to earth outlook of staying drug-free in order for him to keep playing his music.

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Jessica Abaya, a member of the AADAP family (Ohana) engages in reflective conversation with host Carol Almeda on the struggle of her family to fight the addiction of her brother. How the family endured, coped and moved forward to undertake the life long mission of helping a loved one recover and finally stay away from addictive substances are at the core of this conversation.

Join us every Wednesday on the Prevention 365 podcast on Bleav, Spotify, and Apple. You can also find us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter @aadapinc for more. People Need People.

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Ms. Terri Reynolds, Coordinator of AADAP Health Intervention Program (HIP) is guest in this podcast edition entitled “ A Reckon with Homelessness”. Join her as she discusses the complex issue of homelessness as it is intertwined with the larger issues of substance abuse, mental health, racial justice and human rights. Carol Almeda of the AADAP Crew hosts the podcast.

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Join us this week as we discuss struggles and suffering...the spirit in which we live, the truth of connection and common humanity & counting one another as stars!!!!
Have a great week!
Peace,
Mary & Malone

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The Ups & Downs of Marriage, Faith, and Being Human are discussed as we navigate this new season!!
Peace & Love to you all,
Mary & Malone

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In this week’s episode, I will be joined by the host of the 'If Only They Knew' podcast, Ted Lawlor (@ifonlytheyknewuk).

Ted’s podcast, ‘If Only They Knew’, aims to connect young entrepreneurs, showcase their stories and be a hub for young business minds.

In our wide-ranging conversation, we discuss:

• How to grow your network using Instagram; 
• Steps involved in The Apprentice audition stages; 
• Tips for those looking to start their own podcast; 

Join us on Wednesday for the full episode!

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