When I was growing up, talking about medical health disorders, surgery, and trouble with bodily functions was strongly discouraged at the dinner table. I get that. But who talks about mental health at the dinner table?
This guy does. Meet the restauranteur who wants to discuss mental health over dinner.
"I want people to realize that mental health does not have to be depressing," Jeremy Fall said. "It doesn’t have to be sad."
He just launched a new podcast, "Dinner Party." Check it out. What a great way to get the conversation started!
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Culture of Caring: A Suicide Prevention Guide for Schools (K-12) was
created as a resource for educators who want to know how to get started and
what steps to take to create a suicide prevention plan that will work for their
schools and districts. It is written from my perspective as a school principal
and survivor of suicide loss, not an expert in psychology or counseling. I hope
that any teacher, school counselor, psychologist, principal, or district
administrator can pick up this book, flip to a chapter, and easily find helpful
answers to the questions they are likely to have about what schools can do to
prevent suicide.
