Monthly Archives: September 2018

KGO-TV San Francisco Interview

Director Lisa Klein and Kelechi Ubozoh were featured in a great piece from KGO-TV in San Francisco recently that focused on suicide prevention. Lisa and Kelechi were in the Bay Area for a screening of the film in Martinez, hosted by Contra Costa County Health Services. It was a packed house for the film which [...]

By |2018-09-28T08:50:38-07:00September 28th, 2018|Latest News|Comments Off on KGO-TV San Francisco Interview

Gwynn’s Song: Leaving Unmasked Faces

My name’s Gwynn Lanning and I’m a musician, composer, Suicide prevention advocate, and LGBTQ rights activist. I’ve been composing music for ten years and view it as both a profession and a kind of personal/communal therapy. Over the years, I’ve played at LGBTQ community events, senior citizens homes, and local shops. My goal as a [...]

By |2018-09-20T10:02:07-07:00September 26th, 2018|Stories|Comments Off on Gwynn’s Song: Leaving Unmasked Faces

Psychology Today Article

Below is an article written by Julie K. Hersh for Psychology Today after participating in a panel discussion following a screening of The S Word presented by The VA North Texas Health Care System. “What can I do for my friend who is suicidal?” This may not be the exact question our panel was asked after [...]

By |2018-09-24T09:40:05-07:00September 24th, 2018|Latest News|Comments Off on Psychology Today Article

Buckeye Visit

Mental Health America of Franklin County, Ohio sponsored a free screening on the Ohio State University campus. MHA welcomed Lisa to town with a luncheon held in her honor earlier in the day. Later that evening THE S WORD was shown to a capacity audience in the Ohio Union Theater on campus, followed by a [...]

By |2018-09-17T16:21:27-07:00September 17th, 2018|Latest News|Comments Off on Buckeye Visit

Talk About It

In this 3-part conversation, “Talk About It,” best-selling author Andrew Solomon and psychologists Dr. Thomas Joiner and Dr. Kita Curry posit that talking about suicide reduces the fear surrounding getting help and moving forward.

By |2018-11-17T10:33:40-08:00September 12th, 2018|Voices|Comments Off on Talk About It
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