Today's episode is digging deeper into the EASE framework so you can intervene with EASE. Using the EASE framework, you have the opportunity to Express Care, Ask Directly, Show Up, and Entrust Someone Else.

In this very raw conversation with Joe Eggleston, we discuss what it is like living with bipolar, close brushes with suicidal ideation, and how to help your person with bipolar disorder. This is a can't miss episode.

This week's episode is an in depth conversation with Dancin' Wayne is centered around mental health and being vulnerable. It is such a beautiful discussion with someone who is an entertainer, host, influencer, and all around wonderful human being.

In this episode of The Suicide Prevention Lady Podcast, Dr. Rikki Turner transforms one of her most popular workshops, Supervising with a Mental Health Mindset, into an engaging discussion. Whether you're currently a supervisor, aspiring to lead a team, or just want to know how to recognize a great boss, this episode is for you! Learn how to create a mentally healthy workplace, support your team’s well-being, and foster a culture that promotes mental health awareness and productivity.

In today's episode, I interview a sweet friend about her struggle with suicide while going through domestic violence. She shares what helped, what didn't, and her breakthrough moment when she realized she was breaking generational curses. This is a powerful one you do not want to miss.

In this week's episode I have turned one of my most viral TikTok's into a podcast episode. I'm giving the top 5 things I would do if someone I knew was suicidal. I have used all of these in the past and I hope you find them useful as well.

In this episode, I talk with Dr. Aresh Assadi, a licensed counselor and Director of Counseling Services at UA Little Rock, about masculinity and suicide. He gives great insight about how mental illness affects men and gives tips on how to navigate the shame and stigma for this population.

If you would like to get more involved with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, please visit: https://afsp.org/find-a-local-chapter/

Sometimes we find ourselves in the "in-betweensies" where we aren't sure if we should intervene or not because we aren't positive there is a real problem. In this episode, Dr. Turner discusses the options for when you find yourself between decisions.

If you have ever lost someone to suicide, you likely know what it is like to feel guilty for not doing more to save them. In this episode we talk about that and why its okay to let that guilt go.

In this episode, we dive into the myth, "If they really wanted to die, they would have done it already." This belief causes harm and is a really commonly held belief.