Let's Talk: Suicide & Mental Health
"Let's Talk: Suicide & Mental Health" is a crucial and sensitive topic that focuses on promoting open and honest conversations about suicide and mental health. It aims to raise awareness, reduce stigma, and provide support for individuals struggling with mental health issues and those affected by suicide. The discussion centers on understanding the signs of mental distress, offering resources, and fostering a compassionate and empathetic community to help individuals seek help and find hope in their journey towards mental well-being. #MovingPastYou #EmbraceYourPurpose #DivineJourney #ObstacleConfrontation #WalkingInPurpose #mpyradio #MentalHealthMatters #EndTheStigma #SuicidePrevention
Navigating life's obstacles can be daunting, but imagine doing it without purpose. Our latest discussion with Minister Kiesha L Peterson, a mother, minister, CEO, best-selling author, and motivational empowerment speaker, is set to charge you up for that journey. We address the complexities and rewards that come with walking in your purpose. Through her personal stories and insights, Kiesha opens up about her experiences with mental health. As we navigate these profound narratives, we provide vital resources like the Suicide and Crisis Hotline and the Veterans Crisis Hotline to aid those experiencing a mental health crisis.
Shining a light on the correlation between parenting and mental health, Kiesha shares her journey of loss and resilience. Acknowledging the power of prayer and spirituality, she also emphasizes the need for a guiding figure during tough times. This episode explores the impact of mental health on single mothers, underscoring how crucial it is to have a supportive person or life coach to navigate the challenges. Our conversation touches on the importance of recognizing emotional distress signs and the need to be open about mental health.
In an effort to promote mental health awareness, we urge everyone, specifically men, women, clergy, social workers, and therapists, to consider the benefits of consulting with a mental health specialist. As a parting thought, we stress the need to observe how people react in difficult situations and prioritize self-care. Kiesha provides valuable resources for individuals seeking life coaching, publishing assistance, and general coaching. This conversation is a beacon of light, illuminating the road to overcoming obstacles and embracing purpose in life. Tune in, and let's journey together.
EPISODE CHAPTERS
(0:00:00) - Navigating Obstacles and Embracing Purpose
Kiesha Peterson shares her story and wisdom on mental health, providing resources such as the Suicide and Crisis Hotline and Veterans Crisis Hotline.
(0:08:07) - Understanding Mental Health and Suicide
Minister Peterson speaks of her own trauma, mental health, mental illness, and the importance of self-care, recommending 'Dear Evan Hansen' for insight.
(0:23:24) - Identifying and Responding to Warning Signs
We discuss emotional distress signs, how to respond, and taking action for a friend in need.
(0:28:44) - Supporting Single Mothers Through Mental Health
Minister Peterson shares experiences to help understand complexities of mental health, emphasizing importance of support and how life coaches can provide encouragement and identify red flags.
(0:37:10) - Navigating Parenting and Mental Health
Minister Peterson shares her story of grief, emphasizing the power of prayer and the importance of having a spiritual leader for support, while also discussing the need for safe spaces to talk about mental health.
(0:48:20) - The Importance of Mental Health Support
Mental health assistance, open discussion, observing behavior, prioritizing feelings, and resources for life coaching are discussed.
Minister Kiesha L Peterson
"Speaker of the Absolute"
Kiesha L. Peterson, mother of three, grandmother of six, , Minister, Founder & CEO of Absolute Word Ministries & GC Peterson Publishing, a four-time Self-Published Author, a five-time Amazon Best-Selling and International Best-Selling Author, and Motivational INpowermentTM Speaker and Self-Publishing Coach.
She was the Administrative Assistant to former Assemblyman William D. Payne. She received her Associates Degree in Criminal Justice from Everest University (online). Her first Anthology, I Am Who God Says I Am: Living My Life On Purpose, was published on September 26, 2019 on her 50th Birthday. She is also a contributing author to Women’s Frontline Magazine (November 2017 issue), and Victorious, Virtuous and Valued Magazine(January/February 2017 Issue 19).
Kiesha is a proud member of Church of the New Covenant, Women’s Speaker Association, and a Silver Life Member of NAACP & Executive Committee Member (Newark Branch).
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