Montana's Peer Network
Montana's Peer Network
Ask in Earnest with Darla Tyler-McSherry
Ask in Earnest with Darla Tyler-McSherry
Ask in Earnest with Darla Tyler-McSherry
Sunday 27th September 2020
Darla Tyler-McSherry shares her journey from tragedy to advocacy, emphasizing the power of peer support in suicide prevention on 'Recovery Talks'.
21 minutes
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Empowering
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Recovery Reimagined
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Recovery is dependent: achievable hope, freedom, freedom, freedom, empowering. Getting a new lease on life it's finding restoration after you fall down, recovery is having the freedom to enjoy life.
When Darla Tyler-McSherry lost her father to suicide on their family farm in Northcentral Montana, her world turned upside down. In this poignant episode of 'Recovery Talks', Darla shares how this heartbreaking event ignited her mission to prevent suicide through her organization, Ask in Earnest. She delves into the importance of peer support, particularly in rural communities where mental health resources can be scarce.
Darla's story is a testament to the power of turning personal pain into a driving force for change. She highlights how understanding warning signs, like loss of hope and financial stress, can save lives. The episode also explores the crucial role of gatekeeper training programs like QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer) in empowering individuals to act when they notice someone struggling.
Darla emphasizes the unique challenges men face in expressing their emotions due to societal expectations and stresses the need for community education. This episode is a must-listen for anyone wanting to understand the profound impact of peer support and the vital need for accessible mental health resources, especially in rural areas.