The Recovery Hour
The Recovery Hour
Episode 43 Suicide Prevention Awareness
Episode 43 Suicide Prevention Awareness
Episode 43 Suicide Prevention Awareness
Wednesday 8th September 2021
Join Bill Carruthers and Tanisha Character on 'The Recovery Hour' as they discuss suicide prevention with special guests, focusing on community support.
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Get the buttons here!Grit & Grace: Conversations on Suicide Prevention
Recovery is possible for us. We don't have to be perfectly okay and well every day, and we still can get through it without using.
How do we tackle the deeply sensitive issue of suicide prevention? In this heartfelt episode of 'The Recovery Hour', hosts Bill Carruthers and Tanisha Character bring together special guests Shevander Dykes, Cathy Beddows, and Tremaine 'Hurricane' Johnson to share their personal journeys and insights. As part of Suicide Prevention Week, this discussion aims to shed light on the importance of awareness, education, and community support in preventing suicide.
The guests open up about their own experiences with suicide, providing a raw and genuine perspective that many will find relatable and enlightening. They stress the critical role of open dialogues and community resources in creating a supportive environment for those struggling with mental health issues. Additionally, the episode highlights upcoming events for National Recovery Month, such as a bike rally and initiatives focused on mental health within the church.
Ending on a note of hope, the hosts remind listeners that it's okay to seek help and that no one has to face their struggles alone. Tune in to this powerful episode for an honest conversation about suicide prevention and the ongoing efforts to support mental health in our communities.