Ep.3  JULY 31, 2014 Host James Curtis examines how law enforcement handles suspects thought to have a mental illness. Contributors: Reporter Beth Karas, Psychologist Jim Fix, PsyD, Chief Steve Strachan, Bremerton Police Department, Jim Gaffney, CEO of Brightline Police Consulting

Police & Suspects With Mental Illness

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2015:35 Host James Curtis discusses IS IT DANGEROUS TO TALK ABOUT SUICIDE? With GUEST Richard Ramsey, President of LivingWorks, livingworks.net; Reporter Kimberly Leonard, US News & World Report, usnews.com, discusses her articles, "Americans Still Struggle with Work-Life Balance" & "Americans Don't Understand Risk Factors for Suicide".

Is It Dangerous To Talk About Suicide?

Ep.2015:34 Host James Curtis discusses FRIENDS TO INTIMATE RELATIONSHIPS-HOW TO MAKE IT WORK! With GUEST Dr. Melissa Tate, PhD, previews her upcoming book “Blind Passenger”, drmetate.com.

Friends to Intimate Relationships-Making It Work!

Ep.2015:33 Host James Curtis discusses HOW TO HELP KIDS LEARN-EVEN MATH! with GUESTS: Dr. Michelle Saenz, PhD Psychologist, Learning Specialist, Educational Therapist, flexiblemindsnyc.com; Sam PK Collins, Health Care Reporter, ThinkProgress.Org on "How Reading To Children Can Transform Their Brains"

How to Help Kids Learn-Even Math!

Ep.2015:32 Host James Curtis discusses COLLEGE STUDENTS & MENTAL HEALTH with GUESTS: Kathleen & Mark Walker, Parents of Lee Walker, who worked to get new law made in their home state of Texas that requires mental health resources to be provided to incoming students in a "meaningful" way; Dr. Doreen Marshall, AFSP, American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.

Police & Suspects With Mental Illness

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