Choose Your Struggle
Jay Shifman
How to Talk About Suicide With Kim Buser-Clancy and Sam Buser and a Shout Out from Mark Kumar
How to Talk About Suicide With Kim Buser-Clancy and Sam Buser and a Shout Out from Mark Kumar
How to Talk About Suicide With Kim Buser-Clancy and Sam Buser and a Shout Out from Mark Kumar
Friday 9th October 2020
Join Jay Shifman with guests Kim Buser-Clancy and Sam Buser as they discuss suicide, aiming to break the stigma and encourage open conversations.
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Get the buttons here!Talking About Suicide: Insights from Kim Buser-Clancy and Sam Buser
Suicide is not something that most people talk about, certainly not a conversation around the family dinner table- and yet it is a major leading cause of death in The United States, the one leading cause of death that you could probably prevent.
Ever found yourself struggling to find the right words when talking about suicide? In this episode of 'Choose Your Struggle', host Jay Shifman sits down with Kim Buser-Clancy and Dr. Sam Buser, the voices behind the 'Leaving the Valley' podcast. They tackle one of the most difficult yet crucial topics—suicide. With raw honesty and deep empathy, Kim and Sam share their experiences, aiming to dismantle the stigma that often surrounds this subject.
They delve into the unique challenges faced by first responders and provide practical advice on how to support a friend in crisis. The conversation is heartfelt, enlightening, and necessary for anyone wanting to foster open dialogues about mental health. Towards the end, there's a powerful call-to-action: reach out to someone you care about and have an honest conversation about their well-being. This episode is a must-listen for those committed to making a difference in mental health awareness.