An independent podcast where suicide attempt survivors (and ideators) can actually talk openly and honestly without being fixed, shamed, stigmatized, threatened, criticized, patronized, compared, invalidated, pitied, diagnosed, judged or any of that b.s. Our primary goal is simply to help more people in more places feel a little less shitty and a little less shitty and less alone . Please rate, review, subscribe and let folks know about us - thank you. SUPPORT the podcast and the cause: Tax-Deductible Donation TALK with me for the podcast : hello@suicidenoted.com AUDIO message: speakpipe.com/SuicideNoted HIRE us for an IRL or virtual presentation ( suicidenoted.com/speaking ) VOLUNTEER with us (episode transcription with AI help is our focus right now) - please email JOIN the survivor group FOLLOW @suicidenoted You Tube Channel suicidenoted.com Our logo was designed by Carey ❤️ more

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

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

Welcome to the HINESIGHTS PODCAST, a heartfelt journey into resilience and hope. After surviving a suicide attempt from the Golden Gate Bridge, I created this space for open conversations about mental health and healing. Here, we share stories and support one another, finding strength in our experiences. Each episode features inspiring tales of hope, highlighting remarkable figures and everyday heroes. We explore practical wellness tips and engage with kind souls. Join us in sharing triumphs and struggles, reminding ourselves that we're in this together. Subscribe now, and let's grow together. more

The Crisis Podcast provides an in-depth analysis of behavioral health crisis services from the thought leaders, advocates, and subject matter experts that design and operate these critical services. Hear from the brightest minds in emergency psychiatric care on what services and systems bring the most hope for effective mental health treatment and suicide prevention. more

An honest and comprehensive discussion about guns and mental health. Two highly stigmatized cultures that have long stood across from each other, refusing to collaborate whenever tragedy strikes. That trend ends now. For firearms owners, clinicians, and the curious public.  more

I created this podcast in honor of my late father, Herman McKalpain, Jr. He was once a sports radio show host on WGPR in Detroit. His show was called 'Speaking Of Sports' - which is the inspiration behind the name of my podcast 'Speaking Of Love' My dad committed suicide on March 2, 2020. My purpose and my mission is to spread love and raise awareness for suicide prevention in honor of my dad. more

Welcome to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) Podcast Channel, the official podcast home for Strong Talk, Ask Dr. Jill, and Elevating Voices—three unique series focused on mental health, suicide prevention, and health equity. Strong Talk is hosted by Vic Armstrong, AFSP's Vice President for Health Equity and Engagement. Each episode features in-depth conversations with mental health experts, advocates, and leaders about the challenges and solutions to making mental healthcare accessible to all. Ask Dr. Jill features Dr. Jill Harkavy-Friedman, AFSP's Senior Vice President of Research, answering real mental health questions with the latest scientific research and help from fellow experts in the field. Elevating Voices is a roundtable discussion series hosted by Vic Armstrong. Each episode brings together members of diverse communities to uncover the unique mental health challenges they face, and discuss strategies for solving them. The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) is America's leading suicide prevention organization and the largest private funder of suicide prevention research, with local chapters in all 50 states., D.C. and Puerto Rico. AFSP offers education, loss support, and advocacy programs and events nationwide, including the Out of the Darkness Walks. You can learn more at AFSP.org. For other forms of support, including resources for survivors of suicide loss, what to do if you're worried about someone, and guidance if you've survived a suicide attempt, visit AFSP's Get Help page: afsp.org/get-help If you or anyone you know is in crisis, call or text 988 for free, 24/7, to reach the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline. more

The suicide crisis in Ohio and in America has no boundaries and neither will our conversations. We'll talk openly about the how, the why and the solutions to suicide prevention. This vital conversation is brought to you by the Ohio Suicide Prevention Foundation as we'll highlight experts, counselors, clinicians, advocates and ordinary people doing extraordinary things in the name of saving lives. more

www.FOZAInc.org - Friends of Zayne Adams is a 501c3 nonprofit. FOZA is working to help stop the suicides, the stigma, the silence, and the suffering associated with Postpartum Depression and related maternal fatalities. We offer an educational scholarship for the children who are left behind. We research resources according to zip codes to support postpartum moms and and we welcome our moms and birthing people, medical care providers, doula's, therapists, counselors, and all advocates of MMH. To become a guest speaker, please visit https://www.fozainc.org/podcast-speakers.html more