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An independent podcast where suicide attempt survivors (and ideators) can actually talk openly and honestly without being fixed, shamed, stigmatized, threatened, criticized, patronized, compared, invalidated, pitied, diagnosed, judged or any of that b.s.Our primary goal is simply to help more people in more places feel a little less shitty and a little less shitty and less alone. Please rate, review, subscribe and let folks know about us - thank you.TALK with me: hello@suicidenoted.comSUPPORT the podcast: givebutter.com/suicidenotedMEMBERSHIP: suicidenoted.supercast.comAUDIO message: ...

In 2022 overall pharmaceutical expenditures in the United States spent a total of $633.5 billion (National Library of Medicine) and still can't heal all people! God does not want you to stay sick, suffering or in chronic pain. The medical industry is not at fault, they are doing their best within their education and certifications, but there are so many areas that God can use for your specific healing. Never Give Up!My Podcast Episodes, "Healing Inspirations for the Body & Mind," are of God's helping hands for your healing and for you to at least, "Feel Better than You did Yesterday!" I do not...

Talking about Mental Health has always been done in hushed tones, under breath and hidden from sight. It’s time to make the discussion about Mental Health LOUDER. Join Real Estate Broker Brandon McNamee & Author/professional Golf Caddy Michael Wellington as they share their personal stories and visit with others who are ready to dial everything Mental Health up to 11.

Shift work can be tough on your mental health. But there are ways for shift workers, and their employers, to protect shift worker mental health and make shift work better for everyone. Produced as part of the Working Well in Wellington Toolkit by Wellington Primary Care Partnership, Make the Shift has expert interviews, tips, and ideas that help you and your colleagues work better, beyond the nine-to-five.

Punaaga Vagahau Niue is a weekly programme to raise awareness of illnesses that surround Niue people here in New Zealand and throughout the world. The show covers what and where to look for help, places to access for support, what you have to do to maintain a good and healthy life for you and your family.The programme is also a platform for promoting Niuean Language to the NZ born Niuean people living here in Wellington.

Women's health and well-being.

Tune in every Thursday afternoon at 1pm for Pacific music, information, and community notices in the Tokelauan language. He Tifa Ola discusses everyday health issues for families, and raises the awareness of Health Services in the region for Pacific families. The programme is presented by Nive, Twiggy, and Joe, and is spoken in both Tokelauan and English.

Brought to you by the Wellington Branch of New Zealand's National Council of Women. Tune in to listen to vibrant interviews and debates about the issues affecting us and the opportunities there are to have a say.