Yeates Conwell's guest appearances

Yeates Conwell

Hope Illuminated Podcast

Psychology of Aging with Dr. Regina Koepp

Ashton Applewhite

Steven Petrow

Paul Quinnett

Jennifer Mathis

Gabe Howard

Mike Veny

Josh Levs

Jennifer Marshall

Frank King

Kate Eckman

Gina Martin

Lisa Klein

James Hill

Sue Klebold

John Draper

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#090- [CE Podcast]  Older white men have the highest rates of suicide, more than any other age group. Thus, it is essential that you have tools for addressing and preventing suicide among older adults. Click here to earn continuing education credits for this episodeIn this one hour continuing education podcast, you'll discover: Statistics about older adults and suicide,  Cultural factors that may increase or mitigate risk for suicide, The “5 D” framework for understanding suicide risk among older adults How to help older adults who may be suicidalToday's expert guest is Yeates Conwell, MD, Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry, where he directs the Geriatric Psychiatry Program and the UR Medical Center’s Office for Aging Research and Health Services, and co-directs the UR Center for the Study and Prevention of Suicide. Dr. Conwell received his medical training at the University of Cincinnati and completed his Psychiatry Residency and a Fellowship in Geriatric Psychiatry at Yale University School of Medicine. In addition to teaching, clinical care, and service system development, Dr. Conwell directs an inter-disciplinary program of research in aging, mental health services, and suicide prevention.  Attention! Social Workers, Therapists, Counselors, Psychologists, Aging Life Care Experts... Click here to get Continuing Education Credits

#090- [CE Podcast]  Older white men have the highest rates of suicide, more than any other age group. Thus, it is essential that you have tools for addressing and preventing suicide among older adults. <a href="https://courses.mentalhealthandaging.com/p/what-increases-suicide-risk-among-older-adults-ce-podcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Click here to earn continuing education credits for this episode</a> In this one hour continuing education podcast, you'll discover: <ul><li>Statistics about older adults and suicide,  </li><li>Cultural factors that may increase or mitigate risk for suicide, </li><li>The “5 D” framework for understanding suicide risk among older adults</li><li> How to help older adults who may be suicidal</li></ul>Today's expert guest is Yeates Conwell, MD, Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry, where he directs the Geriatric Psychiatry Program and the UR Medical Center’s Office for Aging Research and Health Services, and co-directs the UR Center for the Study and Prevention of Suicide. Dr. Conwell received his medical training at the University of Cincinnati and completed his Psychiatry Residency and a Fellowship in Geriatric Psychiatry at Yale University School of Medicine. In addition to teaching, clinical care, and service system development, Dr. Conwell directs an inter-disciplinary program of research in aging, mental health services, and suicide prevention. Attention! Social Workers, Therapists, Counselors, Psychologists, Aging Life Care Experts... <a href="https://courses.mentalhealthandaging.com/p/psychology-of-aging-ceu-podcast-subscription" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Click here to get Continuing Education Credits</a>

What Increases Suicide Risk Among Older Adults with Yeates Conwell, MD

#060- Suicide is heart breaking and tragic. Today's guest, Yeates Conwell, MD, geriatric psychiatrist and leading expert on suicide among older adults is on the podcast to guide us in understanding late life suicide and how we can help older adults who may be suicidal. With older white men over 85 having the highest rates of suicide, more than any other age group, it's essential that we have tools for addressing and preventing elderly suicide. Here's what we'll cover in this episode:Statistics about older adults and suicide?Why do older white men have the highest rates of suicide?Among older adults, what is suicidal behavior mainly associated with?How to help older adults who may be suicidal? Here's a peek inside the episode:[05:19] Late life suicide is trend all around the world. Dr. Conwell sheds light on statistics about older adults and suicide.[09:59] Learn what may be contributing to older white men having the highest rate of suicide.[13:54] Ageism affects the mental health of older adults, including access to mental health care and our own attitudes about mental health as we age. Learn more about this phenomenon here. [21:23] Learn the 5-D framework for understanding suicide risk in older adults: Depression, Disease, Disability, Disconnectedness, and Deadly means. [29:21] Struggling to have a difficult conversation with your older loved one? It may be simpler than you think. Learn more. [35:35] Primary care providers have an important role in suicide prevention[40:19] Next steps if your older loved one is making statements about suicide.  If you or someone you know is in crisis or struggling with thoughts about harming themselves or others, please reach out to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 800-273-8255Click here to visit the show notes page to learn more.Click here to listen to the podcastAre you a licensed therapist, psychiatrist, or neuropsychologist who specializes with older adults? Download this free guide and be the first to know when the Center for Mental Health and Aging's provider directory is ready for you to join. Together, we can help older adults get the mental health care they need by helping them get access to YOU. Help others find this show by subscribing and leaving a review wherever you listen to the podcast, or here on i-tunes.--DISCLAIMER: The material on this site is for informational and educational purposes only. Any comments Dr. Koepp may make on the TV Show, blog, or in response to an individual’s story or comments should not be construed as establishing a psychologist-patient relationship between Dr. Koepp and the individual. None of Dr. Koepp's show, website, social media, comments, or group information should be considered a substitute for individualized medical or mental health assessment, diagnosis, or treatment. Dr. Koepp is only representing herself in her TV Show, blogs, and on her website. Attention! Social Workers, Therapists, Counselors, Psychologists, Aging Life Care Experts... Click here to get Continuing Education Credits

#060- Suicide is heart breaking and tragic. Today's guest, Yeates Conwell, MD, geriatric psychiatrist and leading expert on suicide among older adults is on the podcast to guide us in understanding late life suicide and how we can help older adults who may be suicidal. With older white men over 85 having the highest rates of suicide, more than any other age group, it's essential that we have tools for addressing and preventing elderly suicide. Here's what we'll cover in this episode:<ul><li>Statistics about older adults and suicide?</li><li>Why do older white men have the highest rates of suicide?</li><li>Among older adults, what is suicidal behavior mainly associated with?</li><li>How to help older adults who may be suicidal?</li></ul> Here's a peek inside the episode:<ul><li>[05:19] Late life suicide is trend all around the world. Dr. Conwell sheds light on statistics about older adults and suicide.</li><li>[09:59] Learn what may be contributing to older white men having the highest rate of suicide.</li><li>[13:54] Ageism affects the mental health of older adults, including access to mental health care and our own attitudes about mental health as we age. Learn more about this phenomenon here. </li><li>[21:23] Learn the 5-D framework for understanding suicide risk in older adults: Depression, Disease, Disability, Disconnectedness, and Deadly means. </li><li>[29:21] Struggling to have a difficult conversation with your older loved one? It may be simpler than you think. Learn more. </li><li>[35:35] Primary care providers have an important role in suicide prevention</li><li>[40:19] Next steps if your older loved one is making statements about suicide. </li></ul> If you or someone you know is in crisis or struggling with thoughts about harming themselves or others, please reach out to the <a href="https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/chat/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">National Suicide Prevention Lifeline</a> at 800-273-8255<a href="https://www.drreginakoepp.com/blog/addressing-suicide-among-older-adults-with-yeates-conwell-md" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Click here </a>to visit the show notes page to learn more. <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/psychology-of-aging-with-dr-regina-koepp/id1504142987" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Click here to listen to the podcast</a> Are you a licensed therapist, psychiatrist, or neuropsychologist who specializes with older adults? <a href="https://www.drreginakoepp.com/facts" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Download this free guide</a> and be the first to know when the Center for Mental Health and Aging's provider directory is ready for you to join. Together, we can help older adults get the mental health care they need by helping them get access to YOU.  Help others find this show by subscribing and leaving a review wherever you listen to the podcast, or <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/psychology-of-aging-with-dr-regina-koepp/id1504142987" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here on i-tunes.</a> -- DISCLAIMER: The material on this site is for informational and educational purposes only. Any comments Dr. Koepp may make on the TV Show, blog, or in response to an individual’s story or comments should not be construed as establishing a psychologist-patient relationship between Dr. Koepp and the individual. None of Dr. Koepp's show, website, social media, comments, or group information should be considered a substitute for individualized medical or mental health assessment, diagnosis, or treatment. Dr. Koepp is only representing herself in her TV Show, blogs, and on her website. Attention! Social Workers, Therapists, Counselors, Psychologists, Aging Life Care Experts... <a href="https://courses.mentalhealthandaging.com/p/psychology-of-aging-ceu-podcast-subscription" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Click here to get Continuing Education Credits</a>

Addressing Suicide Among Older Adults with Yeates Conwell, MD

Heidi Bryan

Resilience

In many societies we are predominantly youth-focused and overlook the healthcare and policy needs of our elders. This ageist perspective often leads to cultural scripts that prevent us from listening better to alleviate suffering and increase reasons for living, and ultimately help us all live well into our golden years. In the podcast our panel includes two experts a leading researcher of geriatric psychiatry and a co-founder of United Survivors Suicide International who has tremendous experience in many national board positions leveraging the perspectives of people with lived expertise. Together they bring sound research and stories about the resilience of our elders — their life satisfaction and happiness and tactics to ward off the 5 D’s of suicide risk: Depression, Disease, Disability, Disconnection and Deadly means.Together they passionately advocate for age-friendly health systems and communities, especially more providers with specialties in working with elders. Together let’s shift the attitude and appreciate more for the value our elders, “When we lose an older person, we lose a library.”Heidi Bryan.jpegAbout Heidi BryanHeidi is a suicide attempt survivor who also lost her brother to suicide. She has been working in the suicide prevention field since 1998 as an advocate, QPR Master Trainer, speaker, and author.  Heidi founded Feeling Blue Suicide Prevention Council in 1998 which is now known as Prevent Suicide Pennsylvania. She served on the National Action Alliance for Suicide Prevention Suicide Attempt Survivor Task Force, and is currently on the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline Consumer Survivor Committee.About Dr. Yeates ConwellYeates Conwell.JPGYeates Conwell, M.D. is Professor of Psychiatry at the University ofRochester School of Medicine and Dentistry,where he is Director of  the URMedical Center¹s Office for Aging Research and Health Services andCo-Director of the UR Center for the Study and Prevention of Suicide. Heis immediate past president of the American Foundation for SuicidePrevention and chair of its Scientific Council. Dr. Conwell received hismedical training at the University of Cincinnati and completed hisPsychiatry Residency and a Fellowship in Geriatric Psychiatry at YaleUniversity School of Medicine.  In addition to teaching and service systemdevelopment, Dr. Conwell maintains a clinical practice with older adultsand directs an inter-disciplinary program of research in aging, mentalhealth services, and suicide prevention.. For more information on this and every episode go to https://www.sallyspencerthomas.com/hope-illuminated-podcast/21

In many societies we are predominantly youth-focused and overlook the healthcare and policy needs of our elders. This ageist perspective often leads to cultural scripts that prevent us from listening better to alleviate suffering and increase reasons for living, and ultimately help us all live well into our golden years. In the podcast our panel includes two experts a leading researcher of geriatric psychiatry and a co-founder of United Survivors Suicide International who has tremendous experience in many national board positions leveraging the perspectives of people with lived expertise. Together they bring sound research and stories about the resilience of our elders — their life satisfaction and happiness and tactics to ward off the 5 D’s of suicide risk: Depression, Disease, Disability, Disconnection and Deadly means. Together they passionately advocate for age-friendly health systems and communities, especially more providers with specialties in working with elders. Together let’s shift the attitude and appreciate more for the value our elders, “When we lose an older person, we lose a library.” Heidi Bryan.jpeg About Heidi Bryan Heidi is a suicide attempt survivor who also lost her brother to suicide. She has been working in the suicide prevention field since 1998 as an advocate, QPR Master Trainer, speaker, and author. Heidi founded Feeling Blue Suicide Prevention Council in 1998 which is now known as Prevent Suicide Pennsylvania. She served on the National Action Alliance for Suicide Prevention Suicide Attempt Survivor Task Force, and is currently on the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline Consumer Survivor Committee. About Dr. Yeates Conwell Yeates Conwell.JPG Yeates Conwell, M.D. is Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry,where he is Director of the UR Medical Center¹s Office for Aging Research and Health Services and Co-Director of the UR Center for the Study and Prevention of Suicide. He is immediate past president of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention and chair of its Scientific Council. Dr. Conwell received his medical training at the University of Cincinnati and completed his Psychiatry Residency and a Fellowship in Geriatric Psychiatry at Yale University School of Medicine. In addition to teaching and service system development, Dr. Conwell maintains a clinical practice with older adults and directs an inter-disciplinary program of research in aging, mental health services, and suicide prevention.. For more information on this and every episode go to <a href="https://www.sallyspencerthomas.com/hope-illuminated-podcast/21" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.sallyspencerthomas.com/hope-illuminated-podcast/21</a>

The Resilience of Our Elders : Heidi Bryan and Dr. Yeates Conwell Ep 21