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🗓️ 24 September 2024
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Content Warning: This episode contains discussions of suicide and suicidal ideation.
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Today I sit down with award-winning Positive Psychologist, Keynote Speaker, Business Mentor, and author Niyc Pidgeon to discuss her new book "One More Day." Niyc shares her personal experiences with suicide, including a childhood suicide attempt and the loss of three close friends to suicide in her 20s.
Niyc and I delve into the impact of social media and online bullying on suicide rates, particularly among young people. We emphasise the importance of fostering genuine connections and support systems, as well as the role of practical, easy-to-implement tools in building resilience and hope.
She encourages listeners to take small steps, reach out to trusted confidants, and use the resources and strategies outlined in her book to support their own mental health and that of their loved ones.
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0:00.0 | Suicide is a subject we need to talk about more often. |
0:05.0 | And we don't because very often we feel like how do we talk about it with compassion, with knowledge and with kindness. |
0:13.0 | This is exactly what I'm talking about on today's episode of my trauma and narcissism redefined podcast with the amazing Nick Pige. |
0:38.5 | Now Nick Pigeon is an award-winning positive psychologist, author speaker, and probably the most important to me, |
0:43.1 | a very, very dear friend of mine as well. So a massive welcome, Nick, to the podcast. |
0:48.1 | Thanks for having me. I'm really, really excited to dive into this conversation. Like you say, |
0:53.2 | we need to have more of these conversations. And what I've found is when we do start to talk about this stuff, |
0:58.2 | it's actually filled with hope rather than being something that's filled with despair. |
1:00.3 | Yeah, I totally agree. |
1:05.7 | And I have to say, we almost need sort of banners going off on this podcast, drum rolls, because today is when your book is out. |
1:09.3 | So Nick has this amazing book that is literally out today |
1:12.5 | and I'll pop all the links and all the details for you in the show notes |
1:16.5 | because if you've ever been affected by suicide either in the past |
1:20.2 | or even currently as well, you have to get this book in your hands. |
1:24.4 | And it's published by Hayhouse. |
1:25.8 | So we're fellow Hayhouse authors now as well, |
1:28.6 | which is absolutely wonderful. So Nick, talk to me about the title of the book, why it's called |
1:33.9 | that and why this subject, why write a book about suicide? I mean, I didn't think I would be a positive |
1:40.6 | psychologist that became so passionate about suicide prevention. |
1:46.8 | I have had crazy multiple personal experiences with suicide. |
1:52.8 | So I had a childhood suicide attempt when I was 11 or 12, |
1:57.2 | where I got bullied really badly at high school. |
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