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"Dr. Mark Goulston, Suicide Prevention Expert" from Finding Mastery: Conversations with Michael Gervais by Dr. Michael Gervais on Apple Podcasts
CleanDr. Mark Goulston, Suicide Prevention Expert
This week’s conversation is with Dr. Mark Goulston, a Board Certified Psychiatrist, a Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association and a former UCLA Assistant Clinical Professor of Psychiatry. Mark has specialized in psychotherapy for more than thirty years focusing on suicide prevention, death and dying, depression, anxiety, personality disorders, PTSD and marital therapy. After a recent string of high-profile suicides in America, death by suicide is a topic that's on a lot of our minds. Most of us are likely to know or love somebody who has been affected by a suicide. Since September…
A Practical Guide to Suicide Prevention
Join an award-winning physician to gain indispensable insights about<br>recognizing suicidal risks, when to help, and how you can potentially save a<br>life.
10 Urgent Facts Churches Should Know About Suicide Prevention
Suicide seems to be one of the last taboos of the church. It makes most of us anxious when someone talks about suicide. Requests for prayers for a loved one
CBT for Suicide Prevention
6 CEs<br>Learn CBT techniques to identify risk factors and plan efficient and effective treatment for clients with suicide-related ideation and/or behaviors<br>Led by Daniella Cavenaugh, PhD, this course will present an evidence-based framework for treating clients who experience thoughts and/or engage in suicidal behavior, with the goal of decreasing the risk of future suicidal acts. In this workshop, participants will learn how to conceptualize suicidal…
3 Strategies for Physician Suicide Prevention
How working for a suicide prevention hotline made me rethink pain and empathy
I joined a suicide prevention hotline believing I knew what it took to save people's lives. I didn't know anything.
Why We Need to Talk About Racism as a Mental-Health Trigger
His calling is suicide prevention
“People are in a tunnel and struggling to find the light . . . Our hope is to get them through the moment so they can look forward to the next moment.”
How to Control Your Emotions During a Difficult Conversation
Hurricane Michael Psychological Recovery Guide for Families
By: Dwight Bain, Nationally Certified Counselor and Critical Incident Recovery Expert<br>Hurricane Michael destroyed everything in it's path. Now it is about recovering from the devastating psychological reactions that come after a terrible storm. Emotions like stress, anger, worry, depression, trauma, rage, confusion, anxiety and panic are common and can build up to dangerous levels after a major disaster which can lead to disastrous and self-destructive…
What to Focus On When You Experience Idea Overload [Podcast]
Michael and Kathryn discuss what you can do when your thoughts fire at a machine-gun-like pace and how you can achieve clarity.
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How to Make Difficult Conversations Easy: 7 Steps From a Clinical Psychologist
Someone is screaming in your face at the top of their lungs. Or ranting angrily and you can’t get a word in edgewise. Or maybe...
How to Have Better Conversations with Yourself
Avoiding vs. choosing how to engage in difficult conversations
Have you ever participated in what you knew would be a difficult conversation even though you knew it wasn’t a good time? You may have been distracted, in a bad mood, or tired. You went ahead with the conversation and found yourself instantly annoyed, frustrated or hurt. Afterwards did you think of everything you …
How to Start a Conversation About Someone's Mental Health
The Destructive Conversation in Your Head (and What to Do About It)
You rarely say these things out loud, because if you did, well first, it would be embarrassing. And second, you would never say anything remotely this negative to anyone else. Yet you have this conversation with yourself every day.
Can Psychedelic Drugs Cure What Ails Us?
Michael Pollan's book argues that 'white-coat shamanism' and a little acid may help
Why Young People are Drifting from the Church
In our society’s almost dictatorial focus on the individual have we forgotten how to receive and how to be grateful? Fr. Michael Cummins reflects on the problems of individualism and how to reverse their destruction.
How the Church Can Make Mental Illness a Topic of Conversation
An important step for any church seeking to minister to those affected by mental illness is to establish a culture that explicitly grants permission for mental health to be a topic of conversation.
How Nicole Phelps handles fear of losing husband Michael to depression
"Can we please help you? Because if I lose you, I don’t know what I’m gonna do."
Just What Are You Stabilizing? Insights or ..... w/ Michael B. Beckwith
"Thought-forms become perceptions; perceptions produce experience. Perceptions do not create reality, perception creates your experience of reality. Most peo...
