This conversation includes candid discussion of suicide, suicidal ideation, attempts, grief, and the emotional realities carried by survivors and the people who love them.
What happens when someone finally tells the whole truth and discovers that the person listening does not panic, turn away, or try to make the story more comfortable?
In this episode of Notes From the Edge, Lisa Lacy sits down with Sean Wellington, founder and host of the Suicide Noted podcast, for a candid conversation about suicide, survival, silence, and what it means to truly listen.
Since launching Suicide Noted in 2020, Sean has facilitated more than 400 long-form conversations with suicide attempt survivors and people who have experienced suicidal ideation across 47 U.S. states and 27 countries. His mission is to help us become better at talking about the hardest parts of being human so that fewer people are forced to carry them alone.
Together, Lisa and Sean explore:
This is a conversation about radical listening, difficult truths, and the profound relief of being heard without being reduced to a diagnosis, a crisis, or the worst moment of your life.
How to Find Sean:
Home | Suicide Noted - Raw Talks with Attempt Survivorswww.seangwellington.com
The Missing Record
How to Find Lisa:
www.lisalacy.com
Notes From the Edge explores trauma, identity, recovery, leadership, reinvention, and the conversations we should have been having all along.
And as always, we end with the question:
What did you perform in order to survive?
Welcome to the Edge.
Notes from the Edge with Lisa Lacy
Human conversations about trauma, identity, recovery, reinvention, relationships, leadership, and the lives we build after survival.
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