Explore "#suicide" with insightful episodes like "Anatomy of a Fall", "Messy Hope: Interview with Lori Wildenberg", "EP:195 Suicide Prevention, Crisis Intervention & Community Policing", "Where Dreams Are Born - Chapter 3" and "Season Four - The Interlude" from podcasts like ""Elemental Alchemy - a podcast for performing artists", "POP Talk", "Coming Home Well", "Where Dreams Are Born" and "True Crime XS"" and more!
In today's bonus episode, I'm talking my way through the messy middle of the thoughts and feelings I had after watching Justine Triet's masterpiece, Anatomy of a Fall. I also completely spoil the movie and talk about a lot of difficult things, so please take that into consideration before listening.
TRIGGER WARNING: Suicide, domestic violence
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What do you do when your child struggles with anixiety, depression or suicidal thoughts? In this POP Talk interview, Lisa Burkhardt Worley and Lane Jordan Burday speak with Lori Wildenberg, award-winning author of numerous books, including Messy Hope: Help Your Child Overcome Anxiety, Depression, or Suicidal Ideation. Lori will explain ways we can help our children and will share her own story about her daughter who struggled with depression. Lori Wildenberg is a licensed parent, family educator, national speaker and co-founder of 1 Corinthians 13 Parenting.
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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Kat Bamford shares her personal story of child loss through suicide
Welcome to the first in our series on "Back to School & Off to College".
Every 40 seconds someone takes their own life according to the World Health Organization. Suicide is the second-leading cause of death among people aged 15 to 24 in the U.S. and Nearly 20% of high school students report serious thoughts of suicide and 9% have made an attempt to take their lives.
My guest today, author Jackie Simmons, and her daughters are working to change those numbers. Through founding the Teen Suicide Prevention Society, they are working to educate parents to have"The Suicide Talk" with their teens and young adults regardless of whether or not they see signs of struggle.
In this episode Jackie takes us through this talk, the importance of it, and how it can possibly save your teen or young adult's life. She is showing us how normalizing talk around suicide is the only way to pre-empt it.
In this episode we discuss:
I hope that you will search out Jackie at the free tools she has available. You can find them at
Teen Suicide Prevention Society: https://teensuicidepreventionsociety.com/
Jackie's Ted Talk is available here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FzmmBXgXb70
The Suicide Talk: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeob81RYpQFjRrBYlEXvRkWEsVdoJ6yKe3tABb1_TwwalrgTw/viewform
Other Resources talked about:
http://emotionalteflon.com
http://positivitycalls.com
Please do not forget that the suicide prevention hotline number has been changed to 988. The old number still works as well. Don't hesitate to reach out.
As mentioned in the podcast - my friend Leah Jantzen is raising awareness and money for The Hidden Opponent https://www.thehiddenopponent.org/. They are an advocacy group that addresses the stigma attached to athlete mental health. Plea
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Harvey Brownstone Interviews Dr. Irwin Butkowsky, Psychologist, Ph.D., C.Psych, Acc.FM, on mental health impacts of the pandemic. Issues arising from the explosive Megan and Harry interview are discussed.
Psychic Medium Jaime goes into the raw side of spirit in this heartwarming and emotionally charged show “I Fell to Suicide.” One of Jaime’s specialties is to be able to communicate with spirits who have taken their own lives. She comes at this from her own perspective. It is one of love and light for those souls who chose to end their lives. Jaime never judges the way a soul chooses to leave this life but brings answers and comfort to those who are left in the aftermath.
This episode is featuring Kim Hess, the Candidly Candice MIM award winner for the quarter. I like to give an award and feature someone who has definitely turned there mess into there message and Kim along with the rest of the Hess family has done just that.
After losing their beautiful 16 year old daughter, Cassidy, to suicide in 2015, the Hess family created the Cassidy Joined for Hope Foundation to make sure this tragedy does not happen to any other family in their community. Cassidy Joined for Hope, Inc. is a national 501(C)(3) non-profit foundation focused on teen suicide prevention in the schools and community.
Listen to her AMAZING story.. and check out the resources that she has on her website, www.cassidyjoinedforhope.com
Within hours of it's release Tuesday morning, Rob Imbault's book " Before I Leave You: A Memoir on Suicide, Addiction and Healing" hit #1 on Amazon in a number of categories. Simply amazing...
We sat down for the podcast taping a number of weeks ago, before COVID was even on the radar for Rob's first interview EVER about his story. I wanted to time this podcast with the book release.
What started as a suicide note- originally meant as a goodbye letter by Rob turned into a book, an apology, therapy and a healing tool to turn things around.
This book is a redemption story, an introduction into repressed memory and childhood trauma, a harsh reality of the darker side of Las Vegas- and a reality check of how addicts manage to hide their struggle, their troubles and their illness from colleagues, family and friends.
Some of you may be familiar with Rob’s name as he was one of the founding partners for Assent Compliance, helping build a multi, multi million dollar company involved in revolutionizing supply chain data collection and risk management - all while struggling with substance abuse issues.
We talk about his healing, his early practices of meditation, a clean lifestyle and diet, yoga, writing and books. Now a married father of two- this story gives you hope, knowledge and an understanding of the internal battle people face and how they find the courage to push through.
I also worked with Rob to help prepare him for his media launch and book tour. I am grateful for the new friendship which grew from that.
For more on Rob's book: https://geni.us/beforeileaveyou
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Today we're talking to ASAA's Chief Patient officer, Adam Amdur.
Adam is an “innovative patient advocate”. He was diagnosed with severe obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) in 2008, more than thirty years after he first showed symptoms. As he struggled to learn how to manage his treatment, he was able to successfully identify and get treatment for his then two-year-old daughter and wife as well as many others. He joined the ASAA in 2012, leading the association’s evolution from a twenty-five-year-old physician-run organization into an entrepreneurial, patient-driven, public-health advocacy association.
This interview was recorded at the AWAKETogether Summit in San Francisco, September 19, 2019.
If you have questions or comments about this (or any episode) we'd like to hear from you. You can reach us at: asaa@sleephalth.org.
PORTRAITS: Living with Sleep Apnea is a series of conversations with sleep apnea patients, medical professionals and health care advocates.
The podcast is available thru Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts, including our podcast archive where every episode is available to stream right from your browser.
AWAKE:The Sleep Apnea Podcast, is presented on Thursdays by sleephealth.org, the American Sleep Apnea Association. We'd love to hear your questions or comments - email us at It is the mission of the American Sleep Apnea Association to improve the lives of sleep apnea patients.
We accomplish this mission through education, services, peer-support, research, and advocacy.
Sleephealth.org depends upon donations from people like you to continue its work. You can help! Making a tax-deductible donation through our secure server is fast and easy. When we receive your donation, we will mail you a written acknowledgment for tax purposes. Click here to contribute. Thank you for your support!
If you, or a loved one has sleep apnea or questions about sleep apnea, go to sleepahealth.org for more information.
Today we are talking with Bray Patrick-Lake.
Bray Patrick-Lake, M.F.S., is the Director of Strategic Partnerships at Evidation Health. She develops collaborations to support the design and implementation of participant-centered studies.
This interview was recorded at the AWAKETogether Summit in San Francisco, September 19, 2019.
If you have questions or comments about this (or any episode) we'd like to hear from you. You can reach us at: asaa@sleephealth.org.
PORTRAITS: Living with Sleep Apnea is a series of conversations with sleep apnea patients, medical professionals and health care advocates. h
The podcast is available thru Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts, including our podcast archive where every episode is available to stream right from your browser.
AWAKE:The Sleep Apnea Podcast, is presented on Thursdays by sleephealth.org, the American Sleep Apnea Association. We'd love to hear your questions or comments - email us at It is the mission of the American Sleep Apnea Association to improve the lives of sleep apnea patients.
We accomplish this mission through education, services, peer-support, research, and advocacy.
Sleephealth.org depends upon donations from people like you to continue its work. You can help! Making a tax-deductible donation through our secure server is fast and easy. When we receive your donation, we will mail you a written acknowledgment for tax purposes. Click here to contribute. Thank you for your support!
If you, or a loved one has sleep apnea or questions about sleep apnea, go to sleepahealth.org for more information.
Christina Semonick is not actually a sleep apnea patient. She's a speech pathologist, and a part of the sleep apnea community with insights to share.
This interview was recorded at the AWAKETogether Summit in San Francisco, September 19, 2019.
If you have questions or comments about this (or any episode) we'd like to hear from you. You can reach us at: asaa@sleephealth.org
PORTRAITS: Living with Sleep Apnea is a series of conversations with sleep apnea patients, medical professionals and health care advocates.
The podcast is available thru Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts, including our podcast archive where every episode is available to stream right from your browser.
AWAKE:The Sleep Apnea Podcast, is presented on Thursdays by sleephealth.org, the American Sleep Apnea Association. We'd love to hear your questions or comments - email us at It is the mission of the American Sleep Apnea Association to improve the lives of sleep apnea patients.
We accomplish this mission through education, services, peer-support, research, and advocacy.
Sleephealth.org depends upon donations from people like you to continue its work. You can help! Making a tax-deductible donation through our secure server is fast and easy. When we receive your donation, we will mail you a written acknowledgment for tax purposes. Click here to contribute. Thank you for your support!
If you, or a loved one has sleep apnea or questions about sleep apnea, go to sleepahealth.org for more information.
Being a doctor made him a unique patient. Dr. Borelli's case has been extreme, as has his recovery. His strong opinions make him a true advocate for sleep apnea patients everywhere.
This interview was recorded at the AWAKEtogether Summit in San Francisco, September 19, 2019.
If you have questions or comments about this (or any episode) we'd like to hear from you. You can reach us at: asaa@sleephealth.org
PORTRAITS: Living with Sleep Apnea is a series of conversations with sleep apnea patients, medical professionals and health care advocates.
AWAKE:The Sleep Apnea Podcast, is presented on Thursdays by sleephealth.org, the American Sleep Apnea Association.
The podcast is available thru Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts, including our podcast archive where every episode is available to stream right from your browser.
It is the mission of the American Sleep Apnea Association to improve the lives of sleep apnea patients.
We accomplish this mission through education, services, peer-support, research, and advocacy.
Sleephealth.org depends upon donations from people like you to continue its work. You can help! Making a tax-deductible donation through our secure server is fast and easy. When we receive your donation, we will mail you a written acknowledgment for tax purposes. Click here to contribute. Thank you for your support!
If you, or a loved one has sleep apnea or questions about sleep apnea, go to sleephealth.org for more information.
Today we're talking with Brian Delaney.
Brian knew that something was wrong with his sleep for a long time before a life threatening accident literally woke him up to the problem. Today he has lots of advice for new members of the sleep apnea community.
AWAKE:The Sleep Apnea Podcast, is presented on Thursdays by sleephealth.org, the American Sleep Apnea Association.
If you have questions or comments about this (or any episode) we'd like to hear from you. You can reach us at: asaa@sleephealth.org.
PORTRAITS: Living with Sleep Apnea is a series of conversations with sleep apnea patients, medical professionals and health care advocates.
The podcast is available thru Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts, including our podcast archive where every episode is available to stream right from your browser.
It is the mission of the American Sleep Apnea Association to improve the lives of sleep apnea patients.
We accomplish this mission through education, services, peer-support, research, and advocacy.
Sleephealth.org depends upon donations from people like you to continue its work. You can help! Making a tax-deductible donation through our secure server is fast and easy. When we receive your donation, we will mail you a written acknowledgment for tax purposes. Click here to contribute. Thank you for your support!
If you, or a loved one has sleep apnea or questions about sleep apnea, go to sleepahealth.org for more information.
This interview was recorded at the AWAKETogether Summit in San Francisco, September 19, 2019.
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