CPR Unplugged

Faced with a cancer diagnosis, a grueling treatment regimen, and an uncertain future, Jane discovered a simple truth: The battle to defeat cancer is both physical and mental...

In this episode Dr. Weinberg joins the podcast to talk about his career long focus on suicide prevention, his advice for clinicians working with suicidal clients, and his commitment to save one life at a time.

The CPR podcast team travels virtually to Spain to talk to every day citizens about their experiences during the Corona virus pandemic as the government imposed lockdown is about to reach two weeks. We talk to a psychiatrist in the Spanish capital, Madrid, one of the current hotspots of this pandemic, to a satirical newspaper and movie script writer in the city of Barcelona, and an American retiree living in a small village in the North West part of Spain.

Recovering from two strokes is not for the light hearted. Angel describes the struggle of having to give up her past professional life, coming to terms with her new reality, and learning to enjoy and appreciate the things that she still has…

CPR's Crisis Counselor Christina McKelvy discusses the importance of self care and introduces us to her 52 week self-care challenge (https://selfscience.org). 

Life is what you make of it, and when Kristine’s body started to become her enemy, she decided that the only thing she could control were her reactions to adversity. Join us in listening to this amazing story of courage, resilience, determination, and positive thinking...

In this episode our wonderful host Jess takes us through a guided meditation. Meditations are helpful to calm your mind and bring yourself back to the present moment.

When the life of a successful professional descends into utter chaos she has to face the challenge of a lifetime; breaking through cultural barriers, mental health stigma, and self-acceptance…