Breaking the Silence: Lisa Sugarman on Mental Health

Breaking the Silence: Lisa Sugarman on Mental Health

When life throws us curveballs, it's the stories of resilience and transformation that remind us of the human spirit's indomitable strength. In the latest episode of 'Living the Dream' with Curveball, we are introduced to Lisa Sugarman, a woman whose life narrative is marked by such a profound reawakening.

Lisa's tale begins with a shattering revelation that came decades after the event itself: the suicide of her father. This truth, once concealed to protect her, became the catalyst for a radical shift in her life's direction. Instead of allowing the pain to consume her, Lisa channeled it into a force for good, becoming a crisis counselor and a vocal advocate for mental health.

As you listen to Lisa's conversation with Curveball, you'll be transported through her journey, experiencing the raw emotions and the pivotal moments that have shaped her into the mental health warrior she is today. From her work with The Trevor Project, aiding at-risk LGBTQ youth, to her involvement with the National Alliance on Mental Illness, Lisa's dedication to her cause is palpable.

But what makes this episode truly captivating is not just Lisa's story—it's the universal message she carries. The importance of vulnerability, the necessity of open dialogue on topics like suicide and mental illness, and the power of sharing our stories to help others feel less alone.

Lisa's voice is one of hope and empowerment. Through her nationally syndicated column, her books, and her podcast, she continues to foster a space for those tough but critical conversations. Her new YouTube series, the 'Suicide Survivor Series,' is another platform where she extends her message of healing and understanding.

This episode is not just another podcast to listen to; it's an invitation to join a movement of breaking down stigmas and building a community where mental health is openly discussed and addressed. It's a call to action to check in on our loved ones, to be honest about our struggles, and to remember that asking for help is a sign of strength, not weakness.

So, take a moment, press play, and let Lisa Sugarman's story inspire you to face your challenges, to live authentically, and to always remember that you are not alone in this journey. It's time to live the dream, one honest conversation at a time.

www.lisasugarman.com

Ahsan Jawed

Marketing, Medical Science liaison and Regulatory Affairs

9 个月

It's a mental disorder just like anxiety, sex addiction, schizophrenia etc... don't mis guide people, there are only two genders male and female and people who deserve the sex correction are shemales

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