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Empowering Lives on World Suicide Prevention Day

Empowering Lives on World Suicide Prevention Day: A Message from Mike and Ben

G’Day from Mike and Ben at Real Life Resilience! As World Suicide Prevention Day approaches on September 10th, we're reminded of the significant role we all play in raising awareness about mental health challenges and fostering an environment of hope and support. Join us as we reflect on the importance of this day and share our insights on how we can collectively contribute to a world where individuals thrive mentally, emotionally, and socially.

Understanding the Significance

At Real Life Resilience, we've seen firsthand the impact of mental health struggles and the importance of addressing them openly. World Suicide Prevention Day serves as a powerful reminder that every life is valuable, and that by creating an open dialogue, we can reduce stigma and provide avenues for those in need to seek help.

Promoting Open Conversations

From our own lived experiences, we understand the power of sharing stories. We encourage you to engage in conversations about mental health with authenticity and empathy. By sharing our vulnerabilities, we break down walls of isolation and create connections that foster healing and understanding.

Extending a Hand of Support

Through our own individual experiences, we've learned that sometimes a simple act of kindness can make a world of difference. Reach out to those around you – friends, family, colleagues – and let them know you're there to listen without judgment. Your support can provide the lifeline someone needs to navigate their challenges.

Raising Awareness

Through Real Life Resilience, we've had the privilege of connecting with countless individuals who are on their own paths of navigating mental health struggles. On this day, we encourage you to join us in spreading the message of hope and strength. Share resources, participate in events, and amplify the conversation across your networks to create a ripple effect of positive change.

Seeking Professional Help

If you or someone you know is struggling, remember that seeking professional help is a sign of courage. Through our work, we've witnessed the transformative impact of mental health professionals, helplines, and support groups. Don't hesitate to reach out – you don't have to navigate challenges alone.


Dive deeper into this topic by listening to our Podcast Talkin Tough. Hear of our own unique challenges through adversity as well as a series of interviews with everyday people who have been touched by Mental Health. Out now on Apple podcast, Spotify, YouTube, or wherever you listen to your podcasts.

The Tough is in the Talkin,

Mike Rolls and Ben Pettingill

Real Life Resilience