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Rocky Mountain Short Takes on Suicide Prevention: The AAS Conference - Part 3

18 July 2018

In this 3rd of our 4 part series from the 2018 AAS conference we diversify and hear from a Health Behaviorist, a gamer and a future seminarian:

Health Promoting Behaviors | The Gaming Community | Greek Life

Health Promoting Behaviors as Suicide Prevention with Dr. Daniel DeBrule

Dan DeBrule

Dr. Daniel DeBrule, Psychologist and Health Behavior Coordinator here at the Houston VAMC, talked with Adam about the role of health promotion in suicide prevention. They explore how overall well-being contributes to mental health, and how a wholistic approach to the individual may engage Veterans and others that do not find traditional care impactful. Dr. DeBrule has been an avid suicidologist for over a decade, and was the Director of the Suicide Prevention Research Laboratory of Indiana University South Bend for 5 years prior to pivoting into health and medical psychology. He continues to be active as a clinician, researcher, and consultant within the VA/Texas Medical Center and in private practice, where he trains MDs, RNs, and others in approaching suicide prevention with interpersonal connection, health promotion, and reduction of maladaptive health behaviors.

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Watch this short Facebook video of Dan exlaining the inspiration he gains from Veterans.

 

The Gaming Community Comes to the Rescue with Stack Up's Elvis Walden

Stack Up dot org

Adam and Elvis met at an AAS social for web/social media enthusiast. They found they both are avid gamers and this podcast was launched. Elvis Walden runs StOP (Stack Up Overwatch Program) for StackUp.org. StackUp: "Founded in 2015, Stack Up (TAX ID: 47-5424265) brings both veterans and civilian supporters together through a shared love of video gaming through our primary programs: The Stacks, Air Assaults and the Stack Up Overwatch Program [StOP]."

Listen to the podcast The Gaming Community Comes to the Rescue with Stack Up's Elvis Walden

Elvis Walden

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Learn more about StackUp.org

 

Suicide Prevention and the Greek Life with Marshall Taylor

Marshall Taylor

We got started at the 2018 AAS conference by sitting down with someone we only knew through his Twitter presence, @marshman503, and an intriguing reply to our email request for people to interview as part of podcasts. Marshall Taylor wrote us back and told us about research he had done related to campus Greek Life and Suicide Prevention. That he will be a future seminarian is a bonus! From Marshall's Twitter profile: Promoter of mental health awareness suicide prevention. // #SPSM. // Religious Studies Major Randolph-Macon College '19 // Future Seminarian

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