Tag Archives: suicide prevention

STRIVE! Suicide and Trauma Reduction Initiative with Director Craig Bryan PsyD

HOPE is the word of the day as I humbly introduce you all to Dr. Bryan as he joins us for describing the first ever randomized clinical trial using telehealth for suicide prevention! Tune in HERE! https://content.blubrry.com/thedrdeniseshow/11_15_24_Dr_Bryan.wav Press Release: MEDIA CONTACT: Eileen Scahill Eileen.Scahill@osumc.edu | 614-293-2092 https://wexnermedical.osu.edu/mediaroom EMBARGOED UNTIL 11 A.M. ET NOVEMBER 12, 2024  First-ever randomized […]

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Meet Dr. Diane Kaufman: Poet, Artist, Child Psychiatrist and Founder of The Hold on Campaign for Suicide Prevention

“The next time you want to kill yourself tell me and I will tell you the right way to do it.” -forgotten words revealed in this riveting episode. “How on earth can I become a psychiatrist if anyone knew I attempted suicide, let alone if I was hospitalized?’ – Diane Kaufman M.D., thoughts in real […]

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The Vulnerable Reality of Suicide and Prevention with Dr. Joyce Spurgeon

Dr. Joyce Spurgeon shares her personal loss of her closest childhood friend, Jeannie. We go back in time to the exact moment that she found out this devastating news. We discussed the feelings of despair, hopelessness and burden someone feels when they decide they can no longer stay on earth. This is a vulnerable episode […]

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Life Style Psychiatry! Heal Your Daughter with Cheryl Green M.D.

“A parent can create the ecosystem for their teen to thrive.” – Cheryl L. Green M.D. What an honor to meet a kindred spirit and fellow board certified adult and child psychiatrist Cheryl L. Green. Dr. Cheryl and I discuss lifestyle psychiatry, prevention and discuss the 6 pillars of nutrition, detox, exercise, sleep, emotional connectedness […]

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Let’s Get Vulnerable about the Realities of Suicide with Psychiatrist Joyce Spurgeon M.D.: Embrace Your Neurostyle and Beyond

Dr. Joyce Spurgeon shares her personal loss of her closest childhood friend, Jeannie. We go back in time to the exact moment that she found out this devastating news. We discussed the feelings of despair, hopelessness and burden someone feels when they decide they can no longer stay on earth. This is a vulnerable episode […]

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HOPEFUL News on Suicide Prevention Awareness with Michel Pascal: Embrace Your Neurostyle and Beyond

Michel Pascal’s “Meditation for Daily Stress” has revolutionized meditation, offering immediate relief for daily stress situations. At Amity Foundation, this program has achieved remarkable results, with zero suicides and 100% positive feedback after sessions. 90% of parolees who practiced this meditation never return to jail, finding jobs and rebuilding their lives. Be INSPIRED: https://content.blubrry.com/thedrdeniseshow/2023-09-02–15-06-02-zr9r9fmqd3–final-mix_1_.wav Michel […]

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Suicide Prevention Awareness Month: On Staying Sane

Dr. Denise’s “On Staying Sane” podcast tackles Suicide Awareness and Prevention month. But we will dig much deeper than the normal list of potential warning signs. We talk about the Hot Potato Game, what do if you have a genetic mental health challenge and shame and suicide. Dr. Denise provides some practical tips and tools […]

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Diva Discussions with Dr. Bhasha Mukherjee, Miss England 2019-2021

This vulnerable interview with Dr. Bhasha Mukherjee reveals what it is like to be on the frontlines as a junior doctor during the pandemic coupled with the social pressures of being Miss England 2019-2021. “As humans it is sad that we are losing our ability to empathize” she states while discussing the collective experience of […]

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It’s OK to Not BE OK… Embrace Your Neurostyle and Beyond with Dr. Denise

It’s OK To Not BE OK… Together WE are changing the way WE think, talk and act about mental health, yet so many people are SUFFERING in real time on planet EARTH. WE need to do better. We all matter. We are not alone…. Let’s ELEVATE the discussions in all media, in our homes, our […]

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