This is Part 2 of Dr BB's conversation with her guest Dr Sally Spencer-Thomas. Dr Spencer-Thomas is a clinical psychologist and award-winning mental health advocate with her own personal experience of losing her beloved brother to suicide. Her mission of giving voice to people who have lived through suicide thoughts, attempts, and loss, help those in despair see what's possible. In addition to helping leaders and communities implement innovative approaches to suicide prevention, Dr Sally is the lead author on the National Guidelines for Workplace Suicide Prevention, executive secretary for the American Association of Suicidology, and president of United Suicide Survivors International. She also co-edits the Guts, Grit and the Grind book series that provides men and the people who love them with tools to help them better understand and cope with life's challenges. Dr Sally has a TEDx talk and gave an invited address at the White House in 2016. In this episode, Dr Spencer-Thomas continues to share her different view on stigma and mental health prevention projects she's involved in.
Additional resources:
https://www.gutsgritgrind.com
Man Therapy
https://mantherapy.org
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=dr+rich+mahogany
Dr. Sally Spencer-Thomas' TEDx talk
https://www.ted.com/talks/sally_spencer_thomas_stopping_suicide_with_story
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www.drbarbarakiao.com
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