San Bernardino County Department of Behavioral Health
San Bernardino County Department of Behavioral Health
Surviving the Loss of Loved Ones to Suicide
Surviving the Loss of Loved Ones to Suicide
Surviving the Loss of Loved Ones to Suicide
Wednesday 2nd June 2021
Hear Steve Jacobs' story of surviving suicide loss and get tips from Dr. Kelley on supporting those with suicidal thoughts in 'Resilient and Real'.
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Get the buttons here!Finding Light After Loss: Steve Jacobs on Surviving Suicide Grief
What is helpful is that you're here Today, you are talking about suicide and, and just by you and I having this conversation that is addressing how we can prevent it in the future.
Steve Jacobs knows the heartache of losing loved ones to suicide all too well. In this moving episode of 'Resilient and Real', he opens up about the devastating loss of two close family members and the emotional turmoil that followed. Steve's candid discussion offers a raw look at the pain, confusion, and guilt that often accompany such tragic events. But his story is not just about loss; it's also about finding a path to healing and hope amidst the darkness.
Dr. Kelley, Director of the San Bernardino County Department of Behavioral Health, joins the conversation to provide practical advice on supporting those who express suicidal thoughts. She stresses the importance of asking direct questions and seeking professional help, reinforcing that mental health care is as vital as physical health. This episode serves as a powerful reminder that no one has to face these challenges alone—help is always available.
Tune in to hear Steve's journey and gain valuable insights on how to support others in their time of need.