EPISODE · Jun 20, 2024 · 1H 21M
A God ordained Profession: The alarming Suicide Rate among First Responders:where to go for Help
from The Cliff Yates Show · host Cliff Yates
In this eye-opening and crucial conversation, two experienced, retired LA Sheriff Sergeants dive into a pressing issue facing our first responders: the rising suicide rate. This video sheds light on the mental health challenges they face daily, stressing the importance of awareness, support, and actionable steps to help prevent these tragic losses.Join us as we discuss:- The current statistics and why first responder suicide rates are alarmingly high.- Personal stories and experiences from the field.- The psychological toll of daily exposure to high-stress and traumatic situations.- Available resources and support systems for first responders.- Strategies and initiatives in place and in development to help our heroes cope and receive the mental health care they need.Danny Coon: bulletprooffirstresponder.comFor help check Copline.org. or call 1-800-copline. 1-800-267-5463Contact The Might Oaks Foundationfollow on instagram https://www.instagram.com/cliffyatesunlimited/follow on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/realcliffyatesfollow on Twitter https://twitter.com/realcliffyatessubscribe on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbEUHbDVGCTwmGT_exfU-dgThanks for listening! Happy Podcasting
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In this eye-opening and crucial conversation, two experienced, retired LA Sheriff Sergeants dive into a pressing issue facing our first responders: the rising suicide rate. This video sheds light on the mental health challenges they face daily, stressing the importance of awareness, support, and actionable steps to help prevent these tragic losses. Join us as we discuss: - The current statistics and why first responder suicide rates are alarmingly high. - Personal stories and experiences fro...
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