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EPISODE · Nov 22, 2025 · 1H 1M

The Power of Lived Experience: Scientific and Experiential Learning

from Reach In, Reach Out · host International Association for Suicide Prevention

On this International Survivors of Suicide Loss Day, we’re highlighting the power of lived experience in suicide prevention. This episode explores how personal experiences of suicide loss intersect with scientific knowledge to shape better understanding, research, and support.  Join our host, Professor Chan Lai Fong and special guest, Founder of AWAS Malaysia, Alia Ali, as they discuss the importance of meaningfully including and empowering people with lived experience, the challenges and ethical considerations involved, and how these insights can transform global suicide prevention efforts. Hear inspiring perspectives on how lived experience is challenging traditional approaches, guiding innovation, and giving hope for a future where science and personal insight work hand in hand. Discussions of suicide can be overwhelming; if you are struggling and would like to seek further support, we encourage you to visit Find A Helpline, where you can connect to helpline support near you.

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