Michael Stoller
Michael Stoller
#11 The Rise Of Suicide
#11 The Rise Of Suicide
#11 The Rise Of Suicide
Saturday 9th June 2018
Michael Stoller discusses suicide prevention, the limits of CBT, and the benefits of step programs in this heartfelt episode.
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Get the buttons here!Suicide Rates and Solutions: Michael Stoller’s Insightful Take
The most effective way, from my perspective- and there is research out there, but from my personal experience, the most effective way to treat addiction is through the steps of alcoholics anonymous.
How often do we think about the silent battles others are fighting? Michael Stoller brings this issue to the forefront in this eye-opening episode of 'My Blueprint: Struggle Towards Emotional Sobriety'. After receiving a wave of feedback on his previous discussion about suicide, Michael felt compelled to dive deeper into this pressing topic.
He shares additional resources, including an insightful article from The New York Times by Benedict Carey, which paints a stark picture of the rising suicide rates across the nation. But Michael doesn’t stop at just highlighting the problem. As a seasoned clinical social worker, he discusses the limitations of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) in addressing deep-rooted issues like depression and anxiety. Instead, he advocates for a more holistic approach that includes the steps of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA).
Drawing from his extensive experience, Michael explains why combining therapy with step programs can be more effective in tackling addiction and mental health challenges. This episode is not just informative but also deeply empathetic, offering hope and practical advice for those grappling with these issues. If you or someone you care about is struggling, Michael’s words might just be the lifeline you need.