When the pain feels unbearable and we feel alone in our suffering this podcast will sit with you. Let's rediscover our purpose, reduce our pain and regain our sense of belonging. Join comedian Leo Flowers M.A. as he shares his own journey through suicidality, interviews guests with lived experiences and discusses with experts on how to escape the flames and create a life worth living. more

Why do people self-injure? And what is the best way to respond when someone tells us they self-injure? Dr. Nicholas Westers, a clinical psychologist at Children's Health and Associate Professor at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, collaborates with the International Society for the Study of Self-Injury (ISSS) to interview the leading experts in the field of self-injury and self-harm as well as individuals with lived experience of self-injury and parents and family members of those who have self-injured. This podcast is meant to be a resource for parents, professionals, and people with lived experience. more

Ways to contact the show:Website: Thecrazylifepodcast.weebly.comE-mail: thecrazylifepodcast@outlook.comBryan's Twitter/IG: @stewnamiHenno's IG/Facebook: Henno HeiturBryan's Other Podcast: saltylanguage.comBryan's Blog: https://stewnami.wordpress.com/ more

What I Would Have Missed is a podcast and movement rooted in hope—an invitation to reflect on the moments, people, and possibilities that have emerged because we stayed.Hosted by Julie Rocco, a suicide loss, suicidal ideation, and suicide attempt survivor, this podcast offers space for honest storytelling, reflection, and connection for those who struggle with suicidal thoughts, as well as for those who love and support them. Through What I Would Have Missed moments—brief reflections submitted by individuals—and deeper conversations with suicide attempt survivors, people living with suicidal ideation, loved ones, and health and wellness professionals, each episode explores what life can hold beyond moments of deep pain.The podcast also centers suicide loss survivors, who reflect with love and remembrance on the moments their loved ones have missed.What I Would Have Missed centers lived experience, shared humanity, and the quiet courage it takes to keep going—reminding us that meaning, joy, and connection can still unfold.Listen wherever you get your podcasts.To share your story, visit whatiwouldhavemissed.com or email whatiwouldhavemissed111@gmail.comIf you are in crisis: Call or text 988 in the U.S. to reach the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. If you are outside the United States, please contact your local crisis resources. Listen anywhere you get your podcasts, and please rate and review the podcast and share it with others, if you enjoy it. To share your own story, please visit https://whatiwouldhavemissed.com or email whatiwouldhavemissed111@gmail.com. Disclaimer: This podcast does not provide professional mental health services. Seek help by calling the USA National Suicide Lifeline at 988 or text HOME to 741741. Please, reach out to your local resources if outside the United States. more

For those who feel ready to embark on their mental health journey: welcome to Inner Path Seekers, your go-to mental health support platform. We all know working on yourself can be scary, but you don't have to do it alone. On this podcast, hosted by Jellis Vaes—an aspiring clinical psychologist who once battled severe emotional issues—you'll gain valuable insights from experts in psychology, neuroscience, relationships, and folks like you and me. more

Healing Hearts Podcast from Admire Wear - our healing conversations cover important topics such as mental health, addiction, racism, suicide, recovery, depression, and self-harm. more

Meet Mental Note a podcast highlighting both the work and the beauty of mental health recovery. Stories will span a variety of mental illness struggles from eating disorders to depression, OCD and Bipolar. We will introduce you to relatable personalities, and dive deep into how they choose health amidst daunting illnesses. At the end of it all, we will provide hope that recovery is possible—and worth it. more

Arkansas based singer-songwriter, Townsend, hosts these interviews every Monday. These discussions address a variety of topics ranging from OCD to eating disorders to conversations with licensed professional counselors. The end goal of these chats is to bring important conversations to the table to help increase awareness, spread love, and encourage people to feel less alone. Wesbite: www.townsendtmusic.com Support: www.patreon.com/townsendTmusic Instagram/Facebook/Tiktok: @TownsendTmusic more

SPADE: The Podcast stands as a beacon of hope and understanding, addressing critical mental health challenges within the African American community. SPADE (Suicide, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, Anxiety, Depression, and Epilepsy) seeks to shine a light on topics often stigmatized and misunderstood. Our mission is to break the silence surrounding these issues, encouraging open dialogue and fostering a culture of support and education. By providing meaningful resources and sharing powerful stories, we aim to empower individuals to confront these challenges head-on and build pathways toward healing. Mental health is a crucial but often overlooked subject in the African American community. It's time to dismantle the barriers of shame and stigma, ensuring everyone feels safe to speak their truth and seek the help they need. This podcast is more than just a platform—it's a movement to spark change, spread awareness, and inspire action within families, friendships, and communities. more

CONVERSATIONS WITH SYDNEY is a solutions-oriented podcast series exploring effective ways for parents, teens, schools, and communities to respond to the ongoing crises of teen mental health and suicide. Each episode is framed as an intimate conversation between a father (Micah) and his non-binary teenager (Sydney) as they search for real-world solutions by speaking with parents, doctors, and national leaders in the field of teen suicide prevention. Some of the questions we raise include: Should parents talk to their kids about suicide? How can parents begin to talk about mental health and suicide with their kids?What do we know about the signs of suicide and how can it be prevented? What is self-injury and how can parents help their kids find healthier ways to cope with their feeling? What role can schools and teachers play in addressing this unfolding national crisis? What role can teens play?Our hope is that these intimate and open-ended conversations will engage everyone who has a stake in helping young people lead healthy, happier lives and encourage them to discuss these issues within their own families, schools and communities.Micah, a journalist and filmmaker, and Sydney, a musician and artist, live in New Jersey.The program is distributed by WBGO Studios, the podcasting arm of WBGO, the Public Radio Station in Newark, New Jersey, and is available for free on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, the NPR app, Amazon Music and Overcast.CONVERSATIONS WITH SYDNEY was produced with support from the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting, The Rosalynn Carter Fellowships for Mental Health Journalism, and produced in association with WBGO Studios.Listening guides for educators who would like to use these podcasts in their classrooms are available at www.pulitzercenter.org/conversationswithsydney If you or someone you know is struggling or in crisis, help is available. Call or text 988 or chat online at 988lifeline.org more

Hear stories of loss and grief through suicide - how others have healed the only way they know how. This podcast is about hope and healing. It is about reducing the stigma and helping others understand the significance of suicide and suicide grief. www.suicidegriefsupport.com Please look after yourself when you listen to this podcast. It is not designed as therapy - take your time and know there is support out there if you need it: more

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Adding empathy and offering hope to end the silence, stigma, and shame. ~Elaine Lindsay©2021Come along on the transformative journey of 'Suicide Zen Forgiveness,' where host Elaine Lindsay, a suicide loss survivor and advocate, invites listeners to break the silence about mental health struggles. Elaine wants to remove the shame felt by all who are touched by suicide loss, ideation and mental health. With over 50 years of personal experience, Elaine offers candid conversations, heartfelt stories, and practical insights aimed at ending the stigma and offering hope. Each episode explores themes of resilience, gratitude, and growth, encouraging listeners to navigate life's challenges with bravery and compassion. Tune in for a blend of wisdom, authenticity, and unwavering support on a group journey of healing, hope, and understanding. more

Suicide Q&A provides a forum for those plagued with suicidal thoughts, suicide survivors, impacted families, and caring members of our community who genuinely want help. Join in on the discussion and get life altering information in a safe and supportive setting. more