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September 4th - 10th is known as the National Suicide Prevention Week. Throughout the month there's been much conversation on this topic. In light of this, Chelsea Brett, LMFT, founder and owner of Grace Christian Counseling, shares on suicide and all it entails. She answers from both a clinical and biblical perspective: 

1. What are some common mental health conditions that affect men and women?
2. When should listeners consider getting help to manage mental health conditions?
3. Do you have advice for listeners who feel unsure about asking for help?
4.  Are there any myths about suicide that are harmful?
5. Why are suicidal thoughts an illness?
6. Are there warning signs for suicide and suicidal thoughts?
7. What should listeners do if they’re having suicidal thoughts?
8. What can listeners do if they think someone they know is considering suicide?
9. What does the Bible say about suicide? 
10. What would you challenge listeners who are struggling with mental health?

Takeaways: 

1. It’s better to get help than to not.
2. Let someone in.
3. The Lord does not view you any differently. 

If you or someone you know is battling thoughts of suicide please seek help:

• 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline
• https://988lifeline.org/

For more on Chelsea Brett & Grace Christian Counseling:
https://www.instagram.com/gracechristiancounselingllc/
https://www.gracechristiancounselingllc.com/blog

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