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Bronwen Edwards

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Bronwen Edwards from Roses in the Ocean and Jo Riley from the Black Dog Institute talk about involving people with lived experience of suicide in research. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Bronwen Edwards from Roses in the Ocean and Jo Riley from the Black Dog Institute talk about involving people with lived experience of suicide in research. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Bronwen Edwards and Jo Riley

Today's guest is Bronwen Edwards.  Mother of two, Life Coach, Personal Trainer, occasional marathon runner and Founder of the Australian based not for profit - Roses In The Ocean, a suicide prevention charity she started after tragically losing her brother Mark. Bronwen shares with us the personal challenges she has faced as a mum of two young kids and navigating life after suicide with her parents after she lost her brother Mark.  She takes us through the emotional and deeply personal journey that Roses In The Ocean was born from and how her message is going global. Roses Radio is a podcast series of open and frank discussions with courageous people who have a lived experience of suicide. We hope the conversations help those who are trying to understand suicide and for many, to understand their own experience. Join us today for a deeply personal and sometimes confronting journey that we hope will leave you feeling inspired and uplifted.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's guest is Bronwen Edwards.  Mother of two, Life Coach, Personal Trainer, occasional marathon runner and Founder of the Australian based not for profit - Roses In The Ocean, a suicide prevention charity she started after tragically losing her brother Mark. Bronwen shares with us the personal challenges she has faced as a mum of two young kids and navigating life after suicide with her parents after she lost her brother Mark.  She takes us through the emotional and deeply personal journey that Roses In The Ocean was born from and how her message is going global. Roses Radio is a podcast series of open and frank discussions with courageous people who have a lived experience of suicide. We hope the conversations help those who are trying to understand suicide and for many, to understand their own experience. Join us today for a deeply personal and sometimes confronting journey that we hope will leave you feeling inspired and uplifted.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Roses Radio Episode #1  - Bronwen Edwards

My guest today is Bronwen Edwards, the founder and CEO of Roses in the Ocean.Bronwen established Roses in the Ocean in 2011, a few years after the suicide of her brother Mark.Bronwen is passionate about reducing the number of suicides that tragically occur every year in Australia. After her care of and bereavement for her suicidal brother, she realised she felt very strongly about the power of harnessing the voices of those with a lived experience of suicide to change the way it is spoken about, understood and ultimately prevented.Roses in the Ocean works collaboratively with organisations to host public events linking communities with local service providers. It also collaboratively operates National Suicide Prevention Lived Experience Speakers Bureau with our peak body, Suicide Prevention Australia.Bronwen's involvement within the suicide prevention sector also extends to a national level as a member of the Lived Experience Network Leadership Group, an initiative of Suicide Prevention Australia - the peak body.TRIGGER WARNING: From around the 14 min mark we discuss suicide within this episode of A Great Recipe for Life.You can find Bronwen on her website Roses in the Ocean, and also find information about their events there.You can connect with Bronwen Edwards on twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn.You can listen to this episode via the link above, on iTunes or Stitcher or via the podcast app on your smartphone.WHAT BRONWEN EDWARDS AND I DISCUSSEDthe absolute freedom of travellingthe people you meet when you travel aloneWorld Press Photo exhibitionorangutanshow Roses in the Ocean was founded and where the name came fromimproving suicide literacyusing the word suicide when no one talks about itworking with people with a lived experience of suicideSuicide Prevention Australianational speakers bureauhow your story changes over timehow to recognise when people aren't copingthe non-reality of Facebookover half of suicides are not related to mental healthbuilding up personal resilienceeight Australians a day take their own lives, which is a greater number than are killed on the roadsQueensland Maternal and Perinatal Quality Councilmore men take their lives, more women make attemptsthe rate of suicide of the LGBTI community is 14 times higher than normaljust be kindhow a death is deemed a suicideHeadspaceStandby Response Servicemany anti-depressants have suicide as a side effecthow you can get involved with Roses in the OceanIf you enjoyed this podcast, I would love you to subscribe on iTunes or Stitcher or via the podcast app on your smartphone.If you REALLY loved it, I would love you to leave me a rating and review on iTunes.

My guest today is Bronwen Edwards, the founder and CEO of Roses in the Ocean. Bronwen established Roses in the Ocean in 2011, a few years after the suicide of her brother Mark. Bronwen is passionate about reducing the number of suicides that tragically occur every year in Australia. After her care of and bereavement for her suicidal brother, she realised she felt very strongly about the power of harnessing the voices of those with a lived experience of suicide to change the way it is spoken about, understood and ultimately prevented. Roses in the Ocean works collaboratively with organisations to host public events linking communities with local service providers. It also collaboratively operates National Suicide Prevention Lived Experience Speakers Bureau with our peak body, Suicide Prevention Australia. Bronwen's involvement within the suicide prevention sector also extends to a national level as a member of the Lived Experience Network Leadership Group, an initiative of Suicide Prevention Australia - the peak body. TRIGGER WARNING: From around the 14 min mark we discuss suicide within this episode of A Great Recipe for Life. You can find Bronwen on her website Roses in the Ocean, and also find information about their events there. You can connect with Bronwen Edwards on twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn. You can listen to this episode via the link above, on iTunes or Stitcher or via the podcast app on your smartphone. WHAT BRONWEN EDWARDS AND I DISCUSSED the absolute freedom of travelling the people you meet when you travel alone World Press Photo exhibition orangutans how Roses in the Ocean was founded and where the name came from improving suicide literacy using the word suicide when no one talks about it working with people with a lived experience of suicide Suicide Prevention Australia national speakers bureau how your story changes over time how to recognise when people aren't coping the non-reality of Facebook over half of suicides are not related to mental health building up personal resilience eight Australians a day take their own lives, which is a greater number than are killed on the roads Queensland Maternal and Perinatal Quality Council more men take their lives, more women make attempts the rate of suicide of the LGBTI community is 14 times higher than normal just be kind how a death is deemed a suicide Headspace Standby Response Service many anti-depressants have suicide as a side effect how you can get involved with Roses in the Ocean If you enjoyed this podcast, I would love you to subscribe on iTunes or Stitcher or via the podcast app on your smartphone. If you REALLY loved it, I would love you to leave me a rating and review on iTunes.

19. Bronwen Edwards, Roses In The Ocean