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The Stories We Carry - Part 3: Why Intervention May Beat Prevention for Veterans

The Stories We Carry - Part 3: Why Intervention May Beat Prevention for Veterans

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 PART 3 - SHOWNOTESMilitary Creator Con: "The Stories We Carry" seriesEpisode Title:Why Intervention May Beat Prevention for VeteransBrief summary of show:Veteran suicide prevention means catching the moments before a crisis, not just responding after one, and this conversation makes the case that prevention has to start while someone is still serving, not after they leave. If you have ever wondered what actually works beyond a hotline number, this panel names real, specific answers. Hosted by Sean Douglas, a 20 year Air Force veteran and suicide awareness prevention speaker who helped build the Army and Air Force Master Resilience Training program, this roundtable closes out with concrete prevention strategies from five people building them.Tony Ellsworth Williams of Veterans Counseling Veterans argues awareness has to begin before a service member exits the military, since the military culture itself, including promotion weigh-ins, often plants the seeds of later struggles. Leah Stiles of SEA WAVES proposes a DD 214 sponsorship model, pairing every transitioning veteran with someone who has already crossed over. Joshua Parish of VetLife explains why Vet Fest and the VA's Solid Start program represent an upstream approach to prevention. Sean Wyman shares the one question every transitioning veteran should be asked before a crisis hits. Dr. Keith Castille closes by reframing intervention as sometimes more honest than prevention, and by calling for real collaboration on how veteran nonprofit funding gets distributed.In this episode, you'll learn:Why prevention needs to start before a service member ever leaves the military, not after, according to Tony Ellsworth Williams.How military culture, including repeated weigh-ins for promotion, can quietly create the conditions for eating disorders, from Tony Ellsworth Williams.What a DD 214 sponsorship program could look like, pairing every transitioning veteran with someone further down the road, from Leah Stiles.Why suicide prevention needs an upstream model instead of a downstream hotline, and what Vet Fest and Solid Start are doing to build one, from Joshua Parish.What question every transitioning veteran should be asked before a crisis happens, "who are your first three calls," from crisis intervention specialist Sean Wyman.Why intervention, not prevention, may be the more honest starting point for veterans hitting an unexpected life transition, according to Dr. Keith Castille.Why veteran nonprofit funding needs real collaboration instead of competition to actually reach the ground level, from Dr. Keith Castille.We talk about:00:00:00 Why awareness has to start before leaving the military00:00:52 How military culture quietly creates eating disorders00:01:16 Why the elderly, families, and reservists get overlooked00:02:49 What it means to be accessible in a suicide crisis00:03:29 What a DD 214 sponsorship program could look like00:04:51 Why suicide prevention needs an upstream model00:05:59 What Solid Start does that most veterans never hear about00:06:53 What question to ask before a veteran hits crisis00:09:24 Is the perception of veterans as at risk overblown00:11:11 Should intervention come before prevention00:12:44 Why veteran nonprofit funding needs real collaborationIf you or someone you know is struggling, contact the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline anytime, press 1 for the Veterans Crisis Line, for free and confidential support. Learn more about each panelist and their organization below.United States: 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: call or text 988 (press 1 for the Veterans Crisis Line)Canada: 988 Suicide Crisis Helpline: call or text 988United Kingdom & Ireland: Samaritans: call 116 123 (free, 24/7)Australia: Lifeline: call 13 11 14New Zealand: 1737, call or textfindahelpline.com: verified helplines in 175+ countries, searchable by countryBefrienders Worldwide (www.befrienders.org)Connect with the panel:Sean Douglas, The Success Corps: www.thesuccesscorps.comJoshua Parish, VetLife: https://www.vetlifetoday.org/Tony Ellsworth Williams, Veterans Counseling Veterans: https://vetscounselingvets.org/Leah Stiles, SEA WAVES: https://sea-waves.org/Dr. Keith Castille, C2H LLC / Recurrent Military and Defense: https://recurrent.ioSean Wyman, Going Beyond The Call: http://www.seanwyman.com/
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