Prevent Suicide Greater Milwaukee

Prevent Suicide Greater Milwaukee Prevent Suicide Greater Milwaukee (PSGM) is a coalition of volunteers representing local agencies and organizations as well as the general community.

NEW Giving Voice to Depression podcast episode! https://recovery.com/podcasts/giving-voice-to-depression/ We sat down wi...
10/14/2025

NEW Giving Voice to Depression podcast episode! https://recovery.com/podcasts/giving-voice-to-depression/

We sat down with psychotherapist/interventionist Evan Jarschauer to talk about what real mental health interventions look like—with no TV theatrics.

Evan walks us through how empathy, preparation, and “high love + high accountability” can move someone from stuck to supported, and how families can avoid creating a “Petri dish” where symptoms grow.

Stream the episode now → https://recovery.com/podcasts/giving-voice-to-depression/ and explore treatment options at Recovery.com.

A podcast dedicated to reducing the isolation and stigma of depression, one story at a time. Listen to our latest episode below, or search for "Giving...

🎧 Listen to this week's NEW podcast at recovery.com/voices/giving-voice-to-depressionPets can bring more than comfort — ...
10/07/2025

🎧 Listen to this week's NEW podcast at recovery.com/voices/giving-voice-to-depression

Pets can bring more than comfort — they can bring purpose, structure, and a reason to keep going. 🐾 In this week’s episode, Lori shares how her dogs helped her through depression, offering companionship, accountability, and unconditional love when she needed it most.

Registration details are coming soon...
09/23/2025

Registration details are coming soon...

09/23/2025

Join Milwaukee County DHHS Behavioral Health Services for "Equity Approaches to Su***de Prevention" a free public panel on Wed, Sept 24 from 5-7 p.m. at the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center. Hear from local leaders on how equity and culturally responsive care are key to su***de prevention.

RSVP here: https://forms.gle/PjUCDKP6pkXbb3bV7

🎧 Listen to this week's NEW Podcast at recovery.com/podcasts/giving-voice-to-depression/🎙️ "What To Say and What NOT To ...
09/23/2025

🎧 Listen to this week's NEW Podcast at recovery.com/podcasts/giving-voice-to-depression/
🎙️ "What To Say and What NOT To Say To Someone Grieving a Su***de"

Words have power. In our new episode, guest Deb Sherwood shares her experience with insensitive comments after her husband's death by su***de. Her story is a powerful lesson on the importance of conscious communication. We also discuss the immense value of sharing positive memories and the healing power of support groups. Tune in for a raw and honest conversation on finding the right words to help, not harm.

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Listen to our NEW podcast episode at recovery.com/podcasts/giving-voice-to-depression/What happens when grief is compoun...
09/16/2025

Listen to our NEW podcast episode at recovery.com/podcasts/giving-voice-to-depression/

What happens when grief is compounded by guilt, stigma, and silence? Terry and sits down with fellow journalist Deb Sherwood to discuss the traumatic aftermath of a loved one’s su***de. deeply personal story of losing her husband to su***de.

She opens up about why she kept the truth a secret for a year and how it impacted her healing journey. Deb's story reminds us that words matter, and that healing often requires us to break the silence and seek support.

If you or someone you know is struggling with su***de loss, this powerful episode offers a candid and compassionate look at the road to recovery.

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🎙️ New Giving Voice to Depression Episode! 🎧 Listen at https://recovery.com/podcasts/giving-voice-to-depression/Don't kn...
09/09/2025

🎙️ New Giving Voice to Depression Episode!
🎧 Listen at https://recovery.com/podcasts/giving-voice-to-depression/

Don't know what to say when a friend or loved one is struggling? Listen. Our new podcast episode with Meg Kissinger is a powerful reminder sometimes the most helpful thing we can do is just be there. It's not about having the right words, it's about offering a compassionate ear.

Meg's family, by allowing her to access their medical records and publish their personal stories, proved that being seen "in all their humanity" is not a source of shame, but of powerful connection and hope.
Her family story — a history that includes the death of two siblings by su***de — is a raw, unwavering testament to the strength found in vulnerability and communication. Listen to this inspiring episode to learn more.

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New Giving Voice to Depression podcast episode!What happens when others forgive you — but you can’t forgive yourself? In...
09/02/2025

New Giving Voice to Depression podcast episode!

What happens when others forgive you — but you can’t forgive yourself? In this week’s episode of Giving Voice to Depression, John shares his powerful journey of navigating guilt and healing after a su***de attempt.

🎙️ "Why I Can't Forgive Myself: Navigating Guilt After a Su***de Attempt"
🎧 Listen at recovery.com/voices/giving-voice-to-depression

His story sheds light on the difficult path toward self-compassion — and why hope can still be found, even when forgiveness, for the moment, feels out of reach.

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New episode of the Giving Voice to Depression podcast!🎧 Listen to Ep. 374: "Sobering Up to the Truth: My Battle With Bip...
08/26/2025

New episode of the Giving Voice to Depression podcast!

🎧 Listen to Ep. 374: "Sobering Up to the Truth: My Battle With Bipolar and Alcohol" at recovery.com/voices/giving-voice-to-depression

Living with a mental health condition can feel isolating. Add a substance use disorder to the mix, and it's a whole new level of complexity. In our latest episode of "Giving Voice to Depression," we have a powerful conversation with David Shamszad about his journey with a dual diagnosis of bipolar disorder and addiction. He shares his story of self-medicating and the moment he realized he had to change. His message of hope is a powerful reminder that you don't have to walk this road alone.

Giving Voice to Depression New Episode Alert!Feeling overwhelmed? In this week’s Giving Voice to Depression, Dr. Barbara...
08/19/2025

Giving Voice to Depression New Episode Alert!

Feeling overwhelmed?
In this week’s Giving Voice to Depression, Dr. Barbara Moser guides you through three short, research-backed practices you can use anytime, anywhere — no appointment, no cost, no side effects.

🎧 Learn the 3-minute STOP practice, a calming breath exercise, and an 8-minute self-compassion break — simple tools to reduce stress, quiet your nervous system, and meet yourself with kindness.

Listen here: https://recovery.com/podcasts/giving-voice-to-depression/

Giving Voice to Depression NEW EPISODE ALERT!Have you ever felt like the lies in your head were confirmed by the world a...
08/12/2025

Giving Voice to Depression NEW EPISODE ALERT!

Have you ever felt like the lies in your head were confirmed by the world around you?

Vegas hypnotist Kevin Lepine grew up bullied and isolated, hearing “you’re worthless” both from classmates and from his own depression.

In this NEW Giving Voice to Depression episode, he shares what helped him break the cycle — and why different can be better.

🎙️ Giving Voice to Depression Ep. 372: "Bullying, Isolation, and Hope"
🎧 Listen here: recovery.com/voices/giving-voice-to-depression

Giving Voice to Depression NEW EPISODE ALERT!🎙️ Ep. 371: "Ten Years Beyond Crisis: Pausing to Notice Progress"🎧 Listen a...
08/05/2025

Giving Voice to Depression NEW EPISODE ALERT!

🎙️ Ep. 371: "Ten Years Beyond Crisis: Pausing to Notice Progress"
🎧 Listen at recovery.com/voices/giving-voice-to-depression

This week's episode is a personal reminder that healing is possible, even when it feels out of reach.

What does hope really look like when living with depression or bipolar disorder? On this episode of Giving Voice to Depression, Becca reflects on her journey — 10 after her mental health hospitalization. She reached out on the anniversary because she wanted to share what she's learned about the importance of self-talk, therapy, and community.

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Coming Together. Action. Hope. Recovery.

Prevent Su***de Greater Milwaukee (PSGM) is a coalition of volunteers representing local agencies and organizations as well as the general community.

PSGM is part of the state-wide initiative, Prevent Su***de Wisconsin (PSW) and a program of Mental Health America of Wisconsin (MHA of WI). We are a community coalition working together to reduce the number of attempts and deaths by su***des. We are an open coalition and invite new members who are interested in the cause of su***de prevention. We are a no-pressure coalition! To belong can mean you attend a training “here and there” or you run an elaborate work-group.

PSGM Vision: Community awareness and education regarding su***de will lead to early intervention and prevent su***de attempts and deaths by su***de.

PSGM Mission: The coalition promotes su***de prevention by providing education, increasing awareness, and facilitating community collaboration.