Videos tagged with Suicide Prevention

This video promotes firearm safety through secure storage, particularly highlighting its role in suicide prevention. It emphasizes that secure storage is an ongoing commitment, not a one-time task, and encourages viewers to "check their storage, talk about it, and save lives." The video uses the hashtag #GunStorageCheckWeek to raise awareness and directs viewers to GunStorageCheck.org for more information. It's a repost from Instagram by @kristytitus, sponsored by NSSF.

This episode of Gun Talk Nation features Ryan Gresham in conversation with Mike Sodini of Walk the Talk America and Gala True of The Armory Project. They discuss innovative firearm storage solutions aimed at supporting individuals facing mental health challenges, thereby preventing tragedies and upholding Second Amendment rights. The discussion covers constructive legislative approaches, voluntary gun storage options for FFLs, fostering open dialogue about mental health within the gun community, and training mental health professionals on gun culture. The episode highlights real-world success stories and offers practical, rights-respecting solutions for both firearms enthusiasts and mental health advocates.

This podcast episode features an in-depth and emotional conversation with Kevin Dixie, a firearms trainer and advocate. Dixie shares his personal journey of overcoming childhood trauma, depression, and violence, explaining how his relationship with firearms evolved from a path towards harm to one of healing and empowerment. The discussion covers the misunderstood nature of community violence, media portrayals of Black gun culture, effective solutions to violence's root causes, and his vision for a 40-acre project in Georgia integrating Second Amendment education, literacy, farming, and purpose. The episode emphasizes that true gun rights should be inclusive of all Americans, highlighting themes of redemption and community.

This video features Ryan Price from the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) discussing their partnership with the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) to address firearm-related suicide. The interview, conducted at SHOT Show TV, highlights the distribution of a suicide prevention toolkit for ranges, retailers, and instructors. The toolkit emphasizes responsible firearm ownership and strategies like firearm locking during crises. Links are provided for more information and to order the free toolkit.

This episode of the Shawn Ryan Show features Blake Cook, a former SWAT officer and 82nd Airborne Division veteran. Cook shares his journey from a difficult childhood to combat in Afghanistan, where he earned a Purple Heart. He details his transition into law enforcement, his experiences as a gang, gun, and cartel detective, and his time on a SWAT team. The conversation also touches on his struggles with his father's addiction, the emotional impact it had, and a pivotal moment of suicidal ideation that was averted by a call from a former guest, highlighting the show's focus on resilience and overcoming adversity.

This YouTube Shorts video's title "#1 Cause of Death Starts w/ M but isn't Murder???" and description "#shorts #masculinity #father" strongly suggest a discussion about a significant cause of mortality that is often overlooked or misunderstood, potentially relating to health or societal issues rather than overt violence. The hashtags "masculinity" and "father" hint at a focus on male health, societal pressures on men, or paternal roles in relation to this cause of death. While the title uses a clickbait-style question, it aims to pique curiosity about a serious topic potentially impacting men and families.

This video, titled "Firearm Ownership Can Reduce Risk of Suicide!" by TYMPPP, explores a controversial and potentially sensitive topic. While the title suggests a focus on the link between firearm ownership and suicide risk, the description primarily directs viewers to purchase merchandise, support backup channels, and join the main channel for perks. The video is viewer-supported and explicitly states "No Sponsors Allowed." It also credits Madison Stegall for the original score and Daniel Greenfield for the super artwork. Given the title's subject matter, the content could range from a data-driven discussion to a more opinion-based perspective, but the primary call to action in the description is commercial.

This YouTube video features NSSF's Joe Bartozzi and Matt Miller from the VA discussing their crucial partnership aimed at preventing veteran suicide. The interview, conducted at the 2024 SHOT Show, highlights collaborative efforts to address this critical issue. The description provides links to learn more about the initiative and access additional resources from the NSSF and the SHOT Show.

This video highlights the Big Red Barn Retreat (BRBR), an organization dedicated to supporting the mental wellness of soldiers, active-duty service members, veterans, and first responders. It explains how these individuals often prioritize others over their own well-being, leading to isolation and difficulty living fully. BRBR offers no-cost integrated practices, training, and programs as alternatives to traditional treatments, aiming to help "Heroes" thrive and reconnect with joy, purpose, and community. The description also provides contact information for the retreat and a suicide and crisis lifeline.

This video raises awareness for Operation Patriots FOB (OPFOB), a non-profit organization dedicated to providing a safe and supportive space for retired veterans. OPFOB aims to foster connection and camaraderie among veterans through shared experiences, particularly involving the outdoors and relatable activities, helping them cope with daily struggles and avoid professional analysis of their trauma. The organization encourages veterans to connect with others who understand their experiences without judgment. For more information, visit opfob.org or email info@opfob.org. If you are experiencing suicidal thoughts, please call the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline at 988.

This video from Partners for REAL SOLUTIONS® focuses on recognizing suicide warning signs as a proactive approach. While not directly showcasing firearms, the content is promoted by the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) and associated organizations like Let's Go Shooting, Let's Go Hunting, and Gun Owners Care. The video aims to raise awareness and provide actionable information on mental health and suicide prevention within the firearm community and beyond, emphasizing responsible gun ownership and community well-being.

This video features Purple Heart veteran Caylen Wojcik discussing his military service and the challenges of transitioning to civilian life. He highlights the importance of mental health and suicide prevention, particularly within the firearm industry, and advocates for programs that encourage individuals to seek help. The video also promotes various NSSF initiatives like Let's Go Shooting, Let's Go Hunting, and Gun Owners Care, encouraging engagement with shooting and hunting activities.