Mental Health Myths and Realities with Mike Shinoda [STREET SOLDIERS]
June 23, 2018
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as posted by the channelThe song "Crossing a Line" is Mike Shinoda's tribute to his close friend and fellow Linkin Park band member Chester Bennington, who took his life in July 2017. Shinoda's debut solo album is called "Post Traumatic" and features music with a message.
Shinoda told me his goal with "Post Traumatic" was to peel away every layer of superficiality in the national mental health conversation and get people talking and reaching out.
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Sometimes there is no warning. Anneliese McCain was a popular college junior who took her life at age 20. Her father, a retired Port Authority Police Department ESU sergeant who spent his career saving lives, said he didn't see a hint of any problem. He said the day before she died they were texting each other as usual. Then, less than 12 hours later she was gone.
High-profile celebrities like Mariah Carey and Kanye West are among those talking openly about their personal battles with mental health issues.
Dr. Elisa English said that getting professional help can save lives. She points out that mental illness has an 80 percent cure rate, which is phenomenal.
And government statistics show about a third of Americans suffer from depression. The CDC said that suicide rates are rising across all demographic categories.
Getting help saved Lawrence Hines's life. His message to anybody dealing with suicidal ideations and depression is that hope really is out there but along with that hope you have to get help. You can't do it alone, he said.
We want to share those important phone numbers if you or anyone you know might be at risk. Call 800-273-8255 to reach the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, which provides free and confidential support 24 hours a day, seven days a week for people in suicidal crisis or distress. You can also call that same number to talk to someone about how you can help a person in crisis. Para soporte de crisis en Español, llame 888-628-9454.
--LISA EVERS
#streetsoldiers #music #mentalhealth #mentalillness
STARRING:
LISA EVERS, Host and Executive Producer, Street Soldiers
MIKE SHINODA, Singer, Songwriter, Musician, Linkin Park
DR. ELISA ENGLISH, Clinical Therapist
SGT. EVERETT MCCAIN, Retired PAPD ESU Sergeant
LAWRENCE HINES, Mental Health Advocate
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