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Kent Corso, a clinical psychologist and suicidologist, introduces PROSPER—an initiative designed to reduce suicide risk through evidence-based research. Unlike traditional fear-based approaches, PROSPER focuses on long-term strategies that incorporate community values and cultural elements. The program emphasizes prevention, intervention, and postvention, encouraging community engagement and cooperation to tackle suicide as a social issue. The podcast highlights grassroots efforts and provides insights into effective suicide risk reduction. This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy
Unknown Host hosts One Minute Can Save A Life, a health show with 26 episodes published.
In this special retrospective episode of One Minute Can Save a Life hosted by Dr. Kent Corso and produced by Timothy Brien, we explore how policy, grassroots action, and community coalesce to support mental health. Featu
How do we address complex health challenges without overstepping? We talk with Stephan Johansson about the philosophy of "putting your head in the wind and moving forward," and why listening to local communities and inte
How do we address complex health challenges without overstepping? We talk with Stephan Johansson about the philosophy of "putting your head in the wind and moving forward," and why listening to local communities and inte
Healing isn't about tackling everything at once; it’s about taking it moment by moment. We sit down with Mrs. Wyoming Carrie Bollock to discuss the WY We Care Survivors Campaign tagline "Keep Breathing." Focusing on the
Host Kent Corso interviews Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon about the state’s “WY We Care” initiative and the "WY We Talk Survivors Campaign. They discuss the importance of talking openly about mental health and suicide prev
Sometimes, the most powerful words are the simplest. In this deeply human episode, Will Wagner shares how small mindset shifts, support systems, and honest conversations helped him rebuild his life after a suicide attemp
A New Approach to Helping Veterans Thrive In this episode of One Minute Can Save a Life, Dr. Julie Elledge shares how coaching—not therapy—can unlock motivation, resilience, and performance for veterans and their familie
Carrie Bollock shares how one of the most painful periods of her life became the foundation for a deeper sense of purpose. In this episode, she reflects on her journey through suicidal ideation, treatment, and recovery—a
In this powerful episode of One Minute Can Save A Life, Dr. Kent Corso speaks with Dr. Silas Sessions, Executive Director of the Kentucky Office of Veteran Services, about the critical intersection of faith, veteran ment
Author and seasoned clinician Brittany Bennett joins Dr. Kent Corso to break down common difficulties like depression, explaining how to recognize when life transitions, emotional strain, or prolonged discomfort may sign
As we reflect on the past year's programs, we recognize the positive impact of community-driven efforts and the necessity of fostering connectedness among individuals, especially during the holiday season, which can evok
In this episode of One Minute Can Save a Life, Marlene and Debbie speak from the heart about the profound loss of their children to suicide. Through their stories, they reveal the raw realities of grief and the strength
Dr. Kent Corso speaks with Amber, a suicide loss survivor, about the importance of open dialogue surrounding mental health and suicide. She opens up about her profound sense of loss and her post traumatic growth after he
In this enlightening discussion, Jason Lux, the Wyoming Injury and Violence Prevention Program manager, elucidates the multifaceted state-wide efforts for suicide prevention and intervention. Jason emphasizes the need fo
In a deeply impactful conversation, Dr. Kent Corso and Ashley Bright examine the critical intersection of youth mental health, community resources, and suicide prevention in Central Wyoming. Bright, with his extensive ba
Takeaways: The role of a superintendent encompasses a wide array of responsibilities, similar to that of a CEO overseeing district operations. Mental health issues within the school system have gained more attention sinc
The conversation delves into the intricate relationship between law enforcement and mental health, particularly in the context of suicide prevention. Sheriff Brookwell's extensive experience in the Washakie County Sherif
This podcast episode features a profound dialogue with Kimberly, a courageous survivor of a suicide attempt. Her narrative illuminates the stark reality that suicidal thoughts can afflict anyone, regardless of their ment
The intricacies of mental health policy and community engagement come to the forefront in a profound discussion with Fred Baldwin, a former Wyoming State Senator with a rich background in both healthcare and public servi
Jen Davis from Governor Gordon's office discusses the critical intersection of mental health and policy in Wyoming, emphasizing the importance of community engagement in addressing issues like loneliness, disconnection,
Dr. Silas Sessions
Kentucky Office of Veteran Services
1 appearance on this show
Mark Gordon
Wyoming
1 appearance on this show
Jason Lux
Wyoming Injury and Violence Prevention Program
1 appearance on this show
Austin Brookwell
Washakie County Sheriff’s Office
1 appearance on this show
Jen Davis
Governor Gordon's office
1 appearance on this show
Jenny Hunter
JR's Hunt for Life
1 appearance on this show
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One Minute Can Save A Life is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Health (fitness) and has published 26 episodes.
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