Jourdan Watts
Jourdan Watts
Episode 33: Christine Pinder - A Mother's View of Her Child's Attempted Suicide
Episode 33: Christine Pinder - A Mother's View of Her Child's Attempted Suicide
Episode 33: Christine Pinder - A Mother's View of Her Child's Attempted Suicide
Thursday 8th August 2019
Christine Pinder discusses her child's suicide attempt, offering insights into parenting, communication, and recognizing depression in children on the Hard Knocks Podcast.
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Get the buttons here!A Mother's Strength: Christine Pinder on Facing Her Child's Suicide Attempt
What I learned that I applied to the rest of my kids was my conversations had to be individual with them.
Imagine the heartache of discovering your child has attempted suicide. In this powerful episode of the Hard Knocks Podcast, host Jourdan Watts sits down with Christine Pinder, a mother who faced this devastating reality. Christine, known in her community for her delightful creations at Sugar Bean Bakery, opens up about the emotional rollercoaster she experienced when her child attempted suicide. This conversation isn't just for parents—it's for anyone who cares about a young person in their life.
Christine's story is a candid look into the challenges of parenting through a crisis and the importance of communication and understanding. She shares the warning signs she missed, the guilt she felt, and how she found the strength to support her child through their darkest times. The episode also highlights the benefits of group therapy and the significance of self-confidence in overcoming life's hurdles. Christine's insights into recognizing depression in children and her advocacy for individualized parenting techniques are invaluable.
Her journey underscores the need for strong relationships and open dialogue within families. This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to understand the complexities of mental health and the resilience required to navigate such a personal tragedy.