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Trigger Warning: If you or a loved one are struggling with suicidal ideation, please call the National Suicide Prevention Hotline at 1-800-273-8255. Available 24/7.For Teen Health Awareness Day, Maryellen gets down to the nitty gritty concept of suicide and shares the top 4 common motives as to why people commit suicide. Starting from the death seeker to death initiator, death darer, and death ignorer, Maryellen analyzes each influence of suicide and points out how mental heatlh disorders, especially stress, can also play a factor into committing suicide. With spotting out the common misconceptions of suicide, Maryellen throws in data analysis collected from 2019 sharing the hard facts of suicide rates. One of the biggest fears Maryellen expresses is the possible increase in teen suicide as teens misunderstand the view of suicide and commonly commit suicide as an act of following in the steps of celebrities or tv shows. With going over the motives for suicide, teen influences ,and myths of suicide, you’ll have a better understanding of why people commit suicide and reach out to your loved ones or family members.
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Episode 29- Self Harm Awareness: Maryellen dives into the truth of self harm, how it’s not correlated with suicidal behaviors and categorizes the types of self harm. The categories broken down for the types of self harm are: attention seeking, self punishment, and stress relief. Maryellen explores each of these groups and explains how to manage the addiction of self harm.
Episode 33 - Bipolar Awareness: Maryellen describes the two types of bipolar disorders and shares the misconceptions of being bipolar, and no it’s not just having mood swings. She explains how depression is a part of being bipolar and how to handle experiencing so many emotions at once, along with sharing insight on what it’s like to suffer from bipolar disorder.
Episode 34 -Stress Awareness Month: In this episode, Maryellen stresses the powerful emotion of stress and shares the 3 common types of stress: alarm, resistance, and exhaustion. As stressed as we might feel, Maryellen guides us through properly recognizing our stress and the damages it can cause us if we ignore it.
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Maryellen Dance is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) based out of upstate New York. She focuses on providing skills using cognitive behavioral therapy, often using mindfulness techniques that are vital to personal growth. With a passion for psychology and propensity to ask questions, Maryellen entered this field to educate, learn and share what it means to be “Okay-ish.”
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Trigger Warning: If you or a loved one are struggling with suicidal ideation, please call the National Suicide Prevention Hotline at 1-800-273-8255. Available 24/7.For Teen Health Awareness Day, Maryellen gets down to the nitty gritty concept of suicide and shares the top 4 common motives as to why people commit suicide. Starting from the death seeker to death initiator, death darer, and death ignorer, Maryellen analyzes each influence of suicide and points out how mental heatlh disorders, especially stress, can also play a factor into committing suicide. With spotting out the common misconceptions of suicide, Maryellen throws in data analysis collected from 2019 sharing the hard facts of suicide rates. One of the biggest fears Maryellen expresses is the possible increase in teen suicide as teens misunderstand the view of suicide and commonly commit suicide as an act of following in the steps of celebrities or tv shows. With going over the motives for suicide, teen influences ,and myths of suicide, you’ll have a better understanding of why people commit suicide and reach out to your loved ones or family members.
Like what you hear? Leave a review and give us a follow on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, iHeartRadio, or any of your other favorite platforms!
Related episodes
Episode 29- Self Harm Awareness: Maryellen dives into the truth of self harm, how it’s not correlated with suicidal behaviors and categorizes the types of self harm. The categories broken down for the types of self harm are: attention seeking, self punishment, and stress relief. Maryellen explores each of these groups and explains how to manage the addiction of self harm.
Episode 33 - Bipolar Awareness: Maryellen describes the two types of bipolar disorders and shares the misconceptions of being bipolar, and no it’s not just having mood swings. She explains how depression is a part of being bipolar and how to handle experiencing so many emotions at once, along with sharing insight on what it’s like to suffer from bipolar disorder.
Episode 34 -Stress Awareness Month: In this episode, Maryellen stresses the powerful emotion of stress and shares the 3 common types of stress: alarm, resistance, and exhaustion. As stressed as we might feel, Maryellen guides us through properly recognizing our stress and the damages it can cause us if we ignore it.
Follow or Find us at:
The show:
https://daydreamernetwork.com/okay-ish-2/
https://okayishpodcast.com/
The network:
@daydreamernetwork
https://daydreamernetwork.com
Host’s Contact Info
https://maryellendance.com/
@maryellendance
About the HOST
Maryellen Dance is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) based out of upstate New York. She focuses on providing skills using cognitive behavioral therapy, often using mindfulness techniques that are vital to personal growth. With a passion for psychology and propensity to ask questions, Maryellen entered this field to educate, learn and share what it means to be “Okay-ish.”