CPR Unplugged

In this episode army veteran and artist Michael Kempe talks about his experiences being raised in a multiracial family, joining the army, surviving combat, struggling to adjust to civilian life upon his return, and finding therapeutic release through his art.

https://heard.org/event/veterans-day-tribute/

In recent years the rates of both suicide and homicides have been steadily rising to alarming levels. In this panel discussion a group of community leaders discuss steps that can be taken to reduce violent outcomes.

In this episode Marie Sloane shares her insights about maternal mental health, including common problems women face during the perinatal and postpartum periods.

http://mariesloanecounseling.com/

In this episode Christina McKelvy joins the podcast to discuss caregiver self-care.

https://selfscience.org/

https://www.colibricounselingconsulting.com

 

In this episode we hear the intriguing life story of "Mr Bill", a self-made man of many talents and flaws who always lives life on his terms.

In this episode, Chris Burrows discusses his journey through recovery after decades of service as a first responder started to take a toll on his mental health.

In this episode, podcast contributor Laura Kofman discusses her experiences with long haul COVID symptoms.

In today's episode, Eric Beer, CEO and founder of Recovery Breakthru, joins the podcast to discuss his incredible journey through addiction and recovery and how his life experiences motivated him to help others...

https://recoverybreakthru.com/

@recoverybreakthru

 

In this episode the CPR team discusses the potential advantages and disadvantages of gaming on mental health.

In this episode Stephen Johnson, founder and CEO of the Ih2 foundation (https://ih2.org), joins the podcast to discuss the effects of unresolved trauma on first responders and his drive to help others through his foundation.