Lisa LaCon
Lisa LaCon
7 Risk Factors to Suicide
7 Risk Factors to Suicide
7 Risk Factors to Suicide
Wednesday 24th May 2023
Dr. Lisa LaCon discusses rising suicide rates among Black youth, revealing seven risk factors and the roles of social media and the pandemic.
74 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Delve into the uncomfortable truth about the rising suicide rates among Black youth
- Gain insight into the seven risk factors of suicide and their impact on the urban community
- Explore the influence of social media and the pandemic on mental health in the urban youth population
- Discuss the prevalence of mental health disorders and the importance of addressing mental health within the community
If everyone is so woke, why are we, our Black youth, sleeping for eternity? I don't understand it. I think I do, but I don't. There's so many things that are happening with and to the Black youth. So we're going to get into the seven risk factors of suicide.
Why are suicide rates among Black youth rising so dramatically? Dr. Lisa LaCon tackles this heart-wrenching issue head-on in this episode of 'Urban Tools for Change'. She doesn't shy away from the uncomfortable truths, exploring the seven key risk factors contributing to suicidal thoughts and actions in urban communities. From the pressures of social media to the lingering effects of the pandemic, Dr. LaCon breaks down how these elements uniquely impact Black youth.
With her compassionate and straightforward approach, she sheds light on mental health disorders that often go unnoticed or untreated in these communities. This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking to understand and address the mental health crisis affecting Black youth today. Whether you're a parent, educator, or community leader, you'll find invaluable insights and practical advice on how to support those at risk.