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Building the Raft While Drowning: Searching for Mental Health Help & Hope in Rural America
Sarah Dixon-Hackey
4 episodes
8 hours ago
Building the Raft While Drowning offers a deeper look into the challenges of finding mental health services in rural communities and the many ways mental and behavioral health services are shaped by public policy. Podcast host and ND's Policy Ambassador for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, Sarah Dixon-Hackey, invites individuals working in the trenches of the mental health crisis to talk about their work, how they are making an impact in their communities, and resources for navigating the behavioral health system.
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Building the Raft While Drowning offers a deeper look into the challenges of finding mental health services in rural communities and the many ways mental and behavioral health services are shaped by public policy. Podcast host and ND's Policy Ambassador for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, Sarah Dixon-Hackey, invites individuals working in the trenches of the mental health crisis to talk about their work, how they are making an impact in their communities, and resources for navigating the behavioral health system.
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Mental Health
Health & Fitness
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Suicide Prevention for Veterans: A Former VA Psychiatrist and VA Social Worker Share Their Experiences
Building the Raft While Drowning: Searching for Mental Health Help & Hope in Rural America
1 hour 15 minutes 30 seconds
1 year ago
Suicide Prevention for Veterans: A Former VA Psychiatrist and VA Social Worker Share Their Experiences

In this episode I’m joined by Clinical Psychiatrist, Dr. Morris Hund, and Sarah Kemp-Tabbut, Licensed Social Worker and Community Engagement & Partnerships Coordinator for the Fargo Veterans Association. 

Dr. Hund, Sarah and I discuss the issue of suicide prevention for our military veterans. Together we explore a number of critical factors that can either support or prevent veterans from seeking help including stigma, treatment myths, and access to benefits. Along with looking at some of the challenges of meeting the needs of our veterans, we also find hope in sharing the many community-based suicide prevention trainings that are available for medical providers and families.
During our conversation we touch on issues affecting veterans including:

  • The power of stigma and seeking help for PTSD
  • The role of education and funding in increasing utilization of veterans' services
  • The impact of provider burnout on veterans' services
  • Available suicide prevention trainings for both veteran and non-veteran families and medical providers
Building the Raft While Drowning: Searching for Mental Health Help & Hope in Rural America
Building the Raft While Drowning offers a deeper look into the challenges of finding mental health services in rural communities and the many ways mental and behavioral health services are shaped by public policy. Podcast host and ND's Policy Ambassador for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, Sarah Dixon-Hackey, invites individuals working in the trenches of the mental health crisis to talk about their work, how they are making an impact in their communities, and resources for navigating the behavioral health system.