
Tomorrow morning, March 31, 2023, at 8am, I’m co-presenting with Matt Englar-Carlson and Dan Salois on suicide and happiness with men at the American Counseling Association World Conference in Toronto.
Here’s the session blurb:
Men and boys account for nearly 80% of all suicide deaths in the U.S. Factors contributing to high suicide rates include: constricted emotional expression, reluctance to seek help, firearms, alcohol abuse, and narrowly defined masculinity. In this educational session, we will use a case demonstration to illustrate suicide assessment counseling methods to help boys and men liberate themselves from narrow masculine values, while embracing alternative and meaningful paths to happiness.
If you’re in Toronto, I hope to see you there. . . and for anyone interested, here’s the Powerpoint presentation:
My goodness! You and Dan Salois from the “Arts and Science of Happiness” course in January to April, 2021 are here in Toronto today….my home city!!
Wish I could come. Glad to see that sometime this weekend I can look at the PowerPoint presentation in place of actually attending.
Maybe it could be of help to my son, his family and our interactions with him…❓❓❓🤔🙏♥️😊
Elizabeth Erb Sherk, Member of the –Oh dear, I can’t remember the name of the lovely breakout group that I was privileged to be part of during that course😎 Lidia Donahue and Torian Donahue and others are still in my heart and mind.
Hello Elizabeth,
Thanks for writing. My apologies for not remembering that you’re in Toronto. I know people in lots of different places and so it’s hard to track. You were in the famous Yellow group:)!
All my best,
John
Yes, Now I remember…The Yellow Group! What a helpful experience that was for all of us who were in that group for those three months…Thank you. Elizabeth
thank you to all three presenters and your generosity in sharing your materials and wisdom. It was most definitely worth the 8 a.m. start time!
Thanks Lori! . . . for both of your kind and encouraging comments. I’m happy to have met you at ACA. Keep up your great work.