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- Epistemic Injustice in Suicidology w/ Jess Stohlmann-Rainey – SPSM Chat May 17th, 2020
- Gender, Sexuality, and Identities That Empower w/ Mariangela Abeo – #SPSM Chat May 10th, 2020
- Introducing Our New Co-Hosts: Carly Larson and Dr. Joel Schwartz
- The State of Suicidology w/ Doc Foreman, Bart Andrews, Tony Wood, and Chris Maxwell — #SPSM Chat April 26, 2020
- Camouflaging Distress: #ActuallyAutistic Suicide Risks with Lydia X. Z. Brown and Shain A. M. Neumeier — #SPSM Chat April 19th, 2020
Tag Archives: lived experience
Epistemic Injustice in Suicidology w/ Jess Stohlmann-Rainey – SPSM Chat May 17th, 2020
What does suicidology claim to know and how did it come to know those things? Continue reading
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Tagged #spsm, ex-patient, human rights, jess stohlmann-rainey, live thorugh this, lived experience, mad pride, mental health, mental health awareness month, mental health crisis, mental illness, public health, rudy caseres, spsm chat, suicide, suicide prevention, suicide prevention racist, suicide survivor, Suicidology
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The State of Suicidology w/ Doc Foreman, Bart Andrews, Tony Wood, and Chris Maxwell — #SPSM Chat April 26, 2020
What are some aspects/approaches of suicidology that need to change immediately? Continue reading
Bipolar & Suicide with Heather Funk Palacios – #SPSM Chat December 15th, 2019.
Is bipolar a disorder, an identity, or both? Continue reading
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Tagged #mental illness, #spsm, bipolar disorder, depression, healthcare, heather funk palacios, human rights, lived experience, mental health, mental health crisis, prevention, psychology, rudy caseres, social justice, spsm chat, suicide, suicide prevention, suicide survivor, therapy
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Art Therapy in Suicide Prevention with Stephanie Sampson, M.S. – #SPSM Chat November 10th, 2019.
What role does creative arts therapy have in suicide prevention? Continue reading
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Tagged #mental illness, anxiety disorder, art therapist, art therapy, bipolar disorder, depression, healthcare, lived experience, mental health, psychology, schizophrenia, suicide, suicide prevention, suicide survivor, therapist, therapy, trauma therapy
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How College Life Might Lead To Suicide with Dr. Jessi Gold – #SPSM Chat October 27th, 2019.
What are the factors that can lead a college student to a suicidal crisis? Continue reading
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Tagged #mental illness, bdp, college life, college mental health, dr jessi gold, empathy, grad school mental health, healthcare, human rights, lived experience, mental health, mxiety, prevention, ptsd, public health, rudy caseres, social media, suicide, suicide prevention, suicide survivor, trauma therapy
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The Links Between The Opioid Crisis And Suicide with Janet Schnell And Carly Larson – #SPSM Chat October 20th, 2019.
How has the rise in opioid-related deaths changed how we see suicide? Continue reading
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Tagged #mental illness, #spsm, drug addiction, drug policy, harm reduction, healthcare, human rights, lived experience, mental health, opiate crisis, opioid crisis, opioid epidemic, prevention, public health, rudy caseres, social justice, social media, substance use, suicide, suicide prevention, suicide survivor
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