Overcoming suicide ideation - Mental Health and Writing Part 3

09/09/22 • 38 min

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Trigger warning for descriptions of mental breakdown, suicidal thoughts, and hallucinations. Listen to these real-life events at your own risk.

Priscille wants to raise awareness concerning suicide ideation by sharing her own story as a contribution to this Suicide Prevention Week, because it is more than just a topic.

Please share this episode with someone who's struggling with suicidal thoughts. And for more information about suicide prevention, visit the International Association for Suicide Prevention's website.

Thanks for listening!

Trigger warning for descriptions of mental breakdown, suicidal thoughts, and hallucinations. Listen to these real-life events at your own risk.

Priscille wants to raise awareness concerning suicide ideation by sharing her own story as a contribution to this Suicide Prevention Week, because it is more than just a topic.

Thanks for listening!

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