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how to talk to someone you are worried about

How To Have A Conversation With Someone You Are Worried About

Jennifer September 15, 2020

Here is a great pocket guide for ‘how to have that conversation’.  Above are the DO’s and here are the DO NOT’s: DON’T try to talk them out of suicide. DON’T try to fix their problem. Just listen with openness …

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A Suicide Attempt Is Not ‘Attention Seeking Behaviour’

Jennifer September 13, 2020

It can be confronting to sit and hold space for someone who is feeling suicidal. We have to manage our own feelings as well as hold space for their feelings.  Before I had training in suicide prevention, I thought that …

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Suicide Warning Signs

Jennifer September 12, 2020

Warning signs are important. Know what to look for and reach out if in doubt. We often think that most suicides are caused by a one-off event, maybe a relationship break up, or the loss of a career or public …

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causes of suicide

Causes of Suicide

Jennifer September 11, 2020

I read this week about 29 survivors who had all attempted suicide by jumping off the Golden Gate Bridge. ALL of them regretted their decision to jump AS SOON AS THEY JUMPED.  In another article, Dr. Freedenthal found that of …

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Suicide Statistics In Australia

Jennifer September 10, 2020

Trigger warning for the next few days as we delve into the realities of suicide.  When I look at these statistics, I feel really sad. If suicide rates can be taken to be somehow reflective of how we are doing …

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when is guilt appropriate

When is Guilt Appropriate?

Jennifer September 10, 2020

This gem came up in a therapy session many years ago. When my therapist said it to me, I asked her to repeat it so I could digest what she had just said. Yep…one of those moments. I was feeling …

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Mental Illness Is The Result Of Normal Adaptations To Unhealthy Situations

Mental Illness Is The Result Of Normal Adaptations To Unhealthy Situations

Jennifer September 7, 2020

Knowing that mental illness is the result of normal adaptations to unhealthy situations became clear to me when I read “The Boy Who was Raised as a Dog” by Dr. Bruce Perry. Trigger warning for this book – it does …

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Types of Triggers

Types Of Triggers

Jennifer September 7, 2020

Remember that triggers are NORMAL.  It is about learning to recognise your personal triggers and work with them. This list is a great starting place for you to think about your triggers. If you feel to, try this exercise. If …

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what is a trigger

What is a Trigger?

Jennifer September 7, 2020

When we talk about a ‘trigger’ in psychology, we are talking about something in the moment that reminds us of something in the past, it might be something you see, smell or hear.  Imagine if your father was a large …

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Signs I was Healing

Jennifer September 7, 2020

Someone asked me recently, ‘How do I know I am getting better, is there some kind of check list?’ We had a giggle about it, but it got me thinking about the signs of healing. When I began my personal …

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