Voices For Suicide Prevention
Voices For Suicide Prevention
Latest Episodes
Why Older Adults Face Higher Suicide Risks and the New Toolkit to Start the Conversation
Older adults have the highest suicide rates in the United States, and we still don’t treat that fact with the urgency it deserves. We sit down with Dr. Jessica Haberman (VA psychologist), Lisa Castro, and Tim Leonard from the Ohio Department of...
Yale and OSU Collab To Bring Suicide Specific Care To More People
A phone app that helps cut suicide attempts by more than half sounds like science fiction until you hear the data and the design choices behind it. We sit down with Dr. Seth Feuerstein (Yale School of Medicine) to talk about OTX202, a clinician...
Putting Black Girls at Promise Through Community Support
If you’ve ever wondered why some mental health programs actually stick while others fade after a single event, this conversation is for you and your organization. We’re joined by Fran Frazier of the Black Girl Rising Research Project and Rebecc...
What If Calm Is A Warning Sign: Autism and Suicide Prevention
Autistic people are at higher risk for suicidal thoughts and behaviors, yet too many support systems still treat autism and mental health as separate worlds. Stepanie and Scott sit down with Lisa Morgan, an autistic adult and founder of the Aut...
When Infection Hijacks The Mind: PANS and PANDAS Explained
Overnight personality changes are every parent’s nightmare, especially when the symptoms don’t fit a neat box. Scott and Stephanie are joined by Gabriella True, President and founding Board Member of Aspire, to explain PANS and PANDAS in plain ...