Retired SVP for Practice Leadership @EDCtweets. Interests in geriatrics, mental health, suicide prevention, injury and violence prevention, and public policy.
If our aim is to reduce suicide, we must do what we know works. The science supports the recommendations. As has been said before, the difference between what we know and what we do can be lethal. https://t.co/azSS9YePrg
Working with this team was a privilege. Our recommendations, while focused on DoD, some have direct applicability to suicide nationally. https://t.co/2cb6WPcTyO
As we recognize Suicide Prevention Month during the month September, and World Suicide Prevention Day on September 10, 2022, we have an opportunity to raise the consciousness of suicide and suicide prevention, intervention and post…https://t.co/TYb0uUDlS7 https://t.co/P2FGeBykDB
When communities work together, #SuicidePrevention is possible. Read this new article on the Colorado National Collaborative’s work to reduce suicide in the latest issue of Preventive Medicine:
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While our journey is far from over, we are now talking about the preventability of suicide and not the inevitability of suicide. Let's continue the dialogue. https://t.co/Ve6uaoxsTr #SPM21#edctweets#SuicidePrevention
In recognition of #WorldSuicidePreventionDay, join me on 9/10 at 8pm by lighting a candle near a window to show your support for suicide prevention and to honor those we’ve lost to suicide and those who may be struggling. Learn more via: https://t.co/r449LLHFYr
Suicide is a complex public health issue that requires a comprehensive, holistic approach. That’s why @EDCtweets + @Action_Alliance encourage you to join @IASP for #WorldSuicidePreventionDay on 9/10 as they explore ‘Creating Hope Through Action.’ More: https://t.co/r449LLHFYr
We all have a role in suicide prevention. Our police and first responders need to know we recognize the many challenges they face and what they do for us each and every day.
To save the lives of those responsible for saving our lives, we must create spaces for police officers to talk openly about #suicide. In @washingtonpost EDC’s @GoldsteiGrumetJ & @PhdMhs
discuss how to address the suicide crisis facing police officers: https://t.co/LamoDN3hTl
Looking for ways to observe #SuicidePrevention Month in September? This two-page resource can help anyone, anywhere get involved! https://t.co/M6u4nnltCd @SPRCtweets #SPM21#BeThere
@EDCtweets is pleased to work with @CDPHE, partners and the counties. Authentic connection between federal/state/local is vital. Thanks to @CDCgov, @CDCInjury and @samhsagov for focus on communities. It's where prevention matters and lives are saved. Take a read!
Honored to have been asked to comment for this article. As a veteran myself, and one who has worked in suicide prevention for decades, I know we must "fly in formation" if we are to make progress.
Welcome to EDC, Lauren D.Klein! Klein joins as director of communication and will focus on building new outreach programs, campaigns, and partnerships that expand EDC’s impact across the globe.
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Judge Ginger Lerner-Wren is a champion on so many fronts. She currently serves on the National Action Alliance for Suicide Prevention and formerly served on the New Freedom Commission for Mental Health appointed by President George W. Bush. A compassionate champion for sure.
@deseraestage Most important thing you can do is take care of you. We need YOU and that is what counts. "Drive your own bus" and set the speed at what works for you at any given point in time. You have my support and I wish you a smooth and safe ride. Here for you if I can be of any assist.
@Maureen_Iselin Great perspective at how to view events in our lives. If we listen, really listen, we'll find this is often the case. I needed this today as well Maureen.