Suicide Ideation & Suicide Awareness

No More Trauma Podcast

Suicide Ideation Suicide Awareness September is National Suicide Awareness Month and I wanted to bring this episode to the listeners around the globe. Suicide is twice as high as homicides and one of the leading cause of deaths in the US. The numbers increased in the early 2000s and only keep climbing due to traumas such as job loss, stress, and violence. Today we will look at the SI and how bring overall awareness to support those who may have lost someone to suicide or to those that may struggle with suicide ideation. What is suicide & suicide ideation? What are the symptoms SI & can it be diagnosed and prevented? How does trauma increase suicidal ideation? What does support look like for individuals with SI and those that has lost a loved one to suicide? Quotes “One day, you’ll wake up and things won’t hurt as bad. You’ll be able to remember the good things about your friend and not just the end. For me, that’s when I knew I was finally able to move on.” – Kristin Svinth “A person never truly gets over a suicide loss. You get through it. Day by day. Sometimes it’s moment by moment.” – Holly Kohler Hotline 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: This resource is available for a confidential chat 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. The toll-free number is 800-273-8255. Please share this podcast with anyone who may need support. Live abundantly, love your authenticity, & radiate organic happiness. Most importantly, live a life of no more trauma. -Tanya magicmind.co/NMT