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

Suicide loss changes everything. This show is about life after suicide —real talk and practical support for grief after suicide : parents, partners, siblings, and friends finding their footing again. Each week, we explore what helps in suicide bereavement so you can keep going with honesty and hope. Hosted by Melissa Bottorff-Arey , whose 21-year-old son, Alex, died by suicide in 2016, the podcast blends intimate conversations with survivors, healers, and mental health experts with short solo 'Daily Nugget' episodes you can actually use. We cover child loss , trauma and nervous-system care, anniversaries and seasons, stigma, faith and meaning, legacy, and the everyday practices that make life livable again. You'll hear grounded tools, language that honors your person, and the reminder that you are not broken—you are grieving. For supporters and educators, these episodes offer insight into the realities of suicide grief and what genuine, non-fixing support looks like. If you'd like to share your story or expertise, you can request to be a guest via my website. 💜 Content Note This podcast speaks candidly about difficult experiences and may feel activating . We avoid method details and graphic description. Please care for yourself as needed. I'm not a doctor or licensed therapist; nothing here is medical or mental-health advice. more

FIGHT HARD, LOVE MUCH is a podcast about moving forward along the path to improved mental health. Pam Sharp has always loved being a mother. After some of her children began suffering from different forms of mental illness and finally losing her 16-year-old Sam to suicide in 2020, she felt an urgent need to help others. This journey can be lonely and difficult to navigate. FIGHT HARD, LOVE MUCH will help answer questions, validate those feeling alone in the struggle, and offer suggestions for those suffering and the loved ones of those who might be suffering... all while learning to smile, finding humor in the moments, and experiencing peace in Jesus Christ.Question or suggestions can be emailed to fighthardlovemuch@gmail.com more

Black People Die By Suicide Too Podcast  (formerly Fireflies Unite Podcast with Kea) is hosted by T-Kea Blackman and Jordan Scott. Their mission is simple; normalize the conversation about suicide in the Black community, provide hope, and resources.  New episodes are available bi-weekly on Wednesdays.Follow Podcast On IG & TikTok: @blackpeoplediebysuicidetooPodcast Website: www.blackpeoplediebysuicidetoo.org/Email Us: info@blackpeoplediebysuicidetoo.orgT-Kea's IG: @t_keablackmanJordan's IG: @thelatebluumerIf you are in a mental health crisis, dial '988.' more

Survival isn't just about staying alive—it's about finding the strength to rebuild, reclaim, and rise.That's the foundation of The Survivors Podcast, where three-time suicide loss survivor, author, crisis counselor, and mental health advocate Lisa Sugarman joins Natasha J. Layton—a multiple suicide attempt and loss survivor, advocate, sexual abuse survivor, and former member of the FLDS polygamy cult—to change the way we talk about suicide, survival, and mental health.Through raw, unfiltered conversations, Lisa and Natasha explore the realities of surviving trauma, grief, abuse, mental illness, and everything in between—with honesty, hope, and humanity. Their unique perspectives—one shaped by profound loss, the other by unimaginable adversity—create a space where the hardest stories are told with compassion, courage, and vulnerability.By opening up the conversations we've been taught to bury, The Survivors invites listeners into a safe, stigma-free community to reflect, connect, and heal. Together, Lisa and Natasha push past stigma, challenge everything we think we know about survival, and reveal that life after darkness can be filled with meaning, connection, and hope.Subscribe now and join the conversation about surviving life, death, trauma, and everything in between. more

Suicide is second only to accidents as the leading cause of death in our youth. With this podcast, Dr. Lulu is spreading awareness for, and educating the public on suicide. She is interviewing guests who have been touched personally or otherwise by suicide. If you are a suicide loss survivor, have suicidal ideation, attempted suicide or know anyone who has, this podcast is for you. Listen and be encouraged knowing you are not alone, there is help out there. Call 1-800-SUICIDE or1-800-273-TALK or text HELP to 741741. May you find peace, love, understanding, and support for your hardship. Dr. L 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

Writing on the Walls features honest and unedited conversations between host Rob Hlavaty and guests who have either lost a loved one to suicide or struggled with suicidal thoughts, as well as leading experts in mental health, suicide, substance abuse, and related fields. A survivor of suicide loss, Rob Hlavaty continues to seek new information to better understand the root causes behind the rising rates of completed suicides and suicide attempts, as well as suicide postvention and suicide prevention strategies. 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

Hosted by Gina Oliverson, the Stay Mentally Strong Podcast is a heartfelt and impactful series dedicated to raising awareness about men's mental health and suicide prevention. After losing her own husband to suicide, Gina has made it her mission to provide support, education, and hope to those struggling with mental health challenges.In each episode, Gina interviews experts, therapists, and individuals with powerful personal stories, offering valuable insights on navigating mental health issues, understanding the complexities of suicide prevention, and finding the help and resources needed to heal. This podcast is not only for men seeking support but also for wives, families, and loved ones who want to understand how to best support the men in their lives.Whether you're looking for professional advice, encouragement, or a safe space to learn, the Stay Mentally Strong Podcast aims to break the stigma around mental health and create a community of support for those affected by mental health struggles and suicide. more

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

Welcome to the Say Hello Save a life podcast hosted by JJs Hello Foundation. This podcast will help you navigate the signs of teenage depression and suicide the 2nd leading cause of death for our children in the United States.After losing their 12 year old son JJ to suicide in 2016 founders Michelle and Josh Anderson made it their mission to help educate the community about teenage depression and suicide. Join them on the journey of recovery and their work to help others today.Want to be a guest on the show. Email us founders@hellofund.orgwww.hellofund.org more

SEASON 1 RELEASE: 11.11.24 Join me as I share my documented journey as a suicide loss survivor. After losing my Love Jason (Sol-Dier, US Army), I began doing video & audio recordings - 20 days after finding him. This podcast provides a candidly raw view of my journey, all the tears and countless cross-examinations, the 1 step forward to the 22+ steps backwards, the triumphs, stumbles, and self-reflection - from struggling to find the light, to light being found. By leaning into my pain, I went from riding the wave, to becoming the wave and embracing the collateral beauty, transforming my personal journey into a series that illuminates the emotional labyrinth encountered after losing a partner to suicide. Through unveiling my day-to-day realities, I offer insight & solace to those who may feel alone in their grief, encouraging a collective exploration of healing. more

On May 9, 2019, William Lloyd's son took his own life. William went from wanting to jump in the grave with his son to living a life of joy, meaning and purpose. William realized how much trouble men have with grief and mourning. The show is dedicated to stories of what God did for them during the most difficult time in their life. more

Two sisters with Trials, Tribulations and a bit of Rediculousness! We've survived and succeeded with so much going against us. Living with multiple family suicide and more loss than living. Our mission is to talk about the hard stuff! Say the words no one wants to say! Let you know your feelings are valid and real!  more

The UNNI Podcast is a platform for survivors and experts in the space of suicide prevention, to share lived experiences with a purpose to lead those in crisis, out of the darkness. The UNNI Podcast is hosted by Bianca D. McCall, a world-renowned Subject Matter Expert in the Epidemiology of Suicidal Behavior. UNNI stands for unity on a global scale; connectivity, compassion, deconstructing stigmatic language; to change the way we define, and defend against suicide in all communities.  more

I AM A MENTAL HEALTH ADVOCATE SINCE SUICIDE TOOK MY SON ON DEC 27, 2014; IT IS A DISEASE JUST LIKE CANCER. A TSUNAMI HIT ME THAT FATEFUL DAY, AND MY LIFE HAS NEVER BEEN THE SAME. In my book, 'OVERCOMING A LIFE DESTROYED- THE DEVASTATING IMPACT OF MENTAL ILLNESS, HOW IT TOOK MY SONS LIFE AND ALMOST MINE' I SPEAK ABOUT SIGNS OF DEPRESSION IN CHILDREN, MY SPIRAL INTO HELL AND HOW I SURVIVED WHEN I WANTED TO DIE. I GIVE ADVICE FROM MY EXPERIENCES THAT I HOPE CAN HELP OTHERS. ALL OF THE PROCEEDS FROM MY BOOK GO TO THE WOUNDED WARRIOR PROJECT AND TUNNEL 2 TOWERS. 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