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Suicide Noted

Sean Wellington
Mental Health
Suicide
Depression
Suicide Prevention
Trauma
Therapy
Bullying
Addiction
Recovery
Family Dynamics
Self-Harm
Support Systems
PTSD
Isolation
Suicidal Ideation
Faith
Parenting
Alcoholism
Substance Abuse
Anxiety

An independent podcast where suicide attempt survivors (and ideators) can actually talk openly and honestly without being fixed, shamed, stigmatized, threatened, criticized, patronized, compared, invalidated, pitied, diagnosed, judged or any of that b.s.

Our primary goal is simply to help more people in more places feel a little less shitty and a little less shitty and less alone. Please rate, rev... more

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Latest Episodes

On this episode I talk with Dan, in person, on tour in Chicago, Illinois (stop #7). Dan is a suicide attempt survivor.

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On this episode I talk with Matt and past guest Jillian (episode 299), as well guests from our audience, in person on tour (stop #9) in Shawnee, Kansas. Matt and Jillian are both near suicide attempt survivors.

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On this episode I talk with Lucy. Lucy lives in England and she is a suicide attempt survivor.

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On this episode I talk - again - with past guests JP (episode 177) and Kelly (episode 259), as well as guests from our audience, in person on tour in Raleigh, North Carolina. JP and Kelly are both suicide attempt survivors.

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Recent Guests

David Miller
Former Secret Service agent; suicide attempt survivor and advocate
Secret Service
Episode: David in Maryland
Matt Melvin
Author of Bully Behind Bars; survivor and public speaker
Bully Behind Bars (book)
Episode: Matt in Vermont
Andy Grant
Men's coach, energy healer, author, and podcaster
The Andy Grant
Episode: Survivor Update #24: Andy 👑
Jamie Brickhouse
Suicide attempt survivor and storyteller
Episode: Survivor Update #20: Jamie 🧱
Adrienne Caldwell
Author of the book Unbroken, sharing her experiences as a suicide attempt survivor.
Episode: Adriene in Texas
Debbie Hartung
Suicide attempt survivor and author
Episode: Debbie in California
Zach Tidwell
A suicide attempt survivor and podcast host
Going In Blind
Episode: Zach in Colorado

Host

Sean Wellington
Host of the podcast, facilitating discussions with suicide attempt survivors to promote open dialogue about mental health and reduce stigma.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 643 ratings
  • Helps me through dark times

    Thank you

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Hajabsn23
    Canada8 days ago
  • Some of the realest conversations you will ever hear

    I laughed, I cried, I nodded my head in agreement. Real people from all backgrounds and walks of life talking about what it feels like to be human in the context of one of the most stigmatized and least talked about human experiences.

    Sean Wellington is not an expert or an outsider. He’s just someone who knows how to listen — really listen — and you can feel it. No fixing, no diagnosing, no judgment — just genuine curiosity and a rare gift for making people feel safe enough to say the things the... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Lynjoie
    Canada2 months ago
  • An Inside Perspective: Real Conversations About Suicide

    This podcast is powerful, raw, and refreshingly honest. The host and guests share real experiences that go far beyond a typical podcast, making it relatable to people from all walks of life. It offers an inside look at suicide from multiple perspectives—both those struggling with suicidal thoughts and those who love someone going through it. If you’ve ever tried to understand what someone was thinking or wished you could see the situation through their eyes, this show is incredibly educational a... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Stroke_Dad
    United States4 months ago
  • Excellent

    Honest. Real. Redemptive. Thank you.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    47fall
    United States9 months ago
  • Necessary work

    If you found this podcast, you probably really need to hear it. Sean does great work, giving survivors the opportunity to talk honestly and openly. He wants to help people learn how to talk to people who are in pain, because no one really does that too well. He doesn’t claim to be an expert, he just tries to do it as well as he can. That’s a lot more than you can say about a lot of people. I just want to add that you are needed here, that you deserve to be here, and that there is no shame in get... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Pierogies814
    United States9 months ago

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Many reviews highlight the podcast's unique ability to approach sensitive topics without judgment, creating an essential resource for those affected by suicide and mental health issues.
Audiences emphasize the importance of authentic storytelling and the relatability of guests, which encourages openness and reduces feelings of isolation among listeners.
Listeners appreciate the raw honesty and real experiences shared by both the host and guests, contributing to a space of understanding and connection.

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Survivor Update #32: Kelly 🎭
Q: What has changed in your view of suicide since your last update?
My views have become more stubborn about the idea that it should be every individual's choice, and that others should not judge how someone else handles immense suffering, especially after trying multiple treatments without relief.
Survivor Update #32: Kelly 🎭
Q: How have you stayed alive?
It is a daily, conscious decision to endure, involving a difficult balance of managing pain, seeking effective medical care, and finding small moments of meaning with loved ones, while acknowledging the ongoing battle with the medical system and the pain itself.
T in Pennsylvania
Q: What role did relationships and support networks play in Tee's journey?
Friendships and the surrogate family Tee found—especially during crises—provided crucial safety nets and moments of human connection that made staying alive feel possible, even when professional help was inconsistent.
T in Pennsylvania
Q: How did Tee view the myths about suicide and selfishness, and what changed?
Tee explained that the idea of selfishness ignores the depth of despair; recognizing the caller's pain helps reframe the act as a manifestation of unbearable suffering rather than a moral failing, which influenced how Tee discusses the topic publicly.
T in Pennsylvania
Q: What sparked Tee's decision to participate in the podcast and share such personal experiences?
Tee wanted to offer perspective from a survivor so others could understand the realities of living with mental health struggles, trauma, and ongoing impulses without sanitizing or shaming them, hoping the conversation would help others feel less alone.

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What is Suicide Noted about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Focused on creating a safe and inviting space, conversations center around the experiences of suicide attempt survivors and those who have faced suicidal ideation. The content emphasizes open, honest discussions without the constraints typically associated with mental health dialogues, enabling individuals to share their journeys without judgment or stigma. Episodes feature detailed personal stories and reflections on the complexities of mental health, resilience, community support, and the importance of connection in navigating life's challenges. Unique in its honest approach, this resource seeks to break down barriers and facilitate deeper understanding, making it a crucial platform for anyone looking to relate, learn, or simply listen to... more

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Recent guests on Suicide Noted include:

1. David Miller
2. Matt Melvin
3. Andy Grant
4. Jamie Brickhouse
5. Adrienne Caldwell
6. Debbie Hartung
7. Zach Tidwell

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