Subscribe
Share
Share
Embed
Welcome to the @BreakDrink Show Sue Caulfield & Kristen Abell!
Do you remember the @BreakDrink Daily Dose? It was a bi-weekly higher ed news podcast Sue produced/host with Shawn Brackett. Other updates since BD days: got married, started drawing #suedle(s), started The Committed Project, and she podcasts with her #poopfriends on The Imposters podcast. Beside working as a kick as web developer and manager at her institution, Kristen has pushed all of us to think more about the impact mental illness has for colleagues in higher ed
Show Notes
Welcome to the @BreakDrink Show Sue Caulfield & Kristen Abell!
Do you remember the @BreakDrink Daily Dose? It was a bi-weekly higher ed news podcast Sue produced/host with Shawn Brackett. Other updates since BD days: got married, started drawing #suedle(s), started The Committed Project, and she podcasts with her #poopfriends on The Imposters podcast. Beside working as a kick as web developer and manager at her institution, Kristen has pushed all of us to think more about the impact mental illness has for colleagues in higher ed. If you haven’t seen her 2015 ACPA Convention PechaKucha Talk - Depression: A Love Story, you should. Also, props to her work with Committed's campaign for #StompingOutStigma and getting more of us talking about mental illness:
Committed: The Stories of Mental Illness in Student Affairs Book, complete with #suedles of stories from practitioners from the field. Kristen helped with narrating experiences and Sue created drawings that relate to each story. From this book project, their work with mental health awareness led to developing the blog series into The Committed Project, an organization that advocates for and supports higher ed professionals experiencing mental illness. For the past few years, they have been sharing stories - mostly firsthand accounts - from other professionals in higher ed who experience mental illness. You are not alone in this, please read the shared stories from your peers in higher ed on The Committed Project Blog.
Additional Committed Project Resources to check out on the website:
Twitter @CommittedPrjct
Educational Toolkit http://thecommittedproject.org/toolkit/
Resources http://thecommittedproject.org/resources/
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. While we will be sharing one person's story of mental illness through many voices on the blog this month, we'd also like to hear from you about how it feels to experience mental illness - your own or a loved one's.
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. While we will be sharing one person's story of mental illness through many voices on the blog this month, we'd also like to hear from you about how it feels to experience mental illness - your own or a loved one's.
We are asking for a short video clip of you or someone you know talking about one aspect of your experience with mental illness - whether at work, at home, at school, or wherever. You can submit videos at admin@thecommittedproject.org
@BreakDrink Podcast ShoutOuts
@BreakDrink Recommended Reading
If you are in need of support or need some help, please reach out to the National Suicide Prevention Hotline: https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/ By calling 1-800-273-TALK (8255) you’ll be connected to a skilled, trained counselor at a crisis center in your area, anytime 24/7.
Catch the “BreakDrink” pod wherever you find, grab, and stream your podcasts.
Catch the “BreakDrink” pod wherever you find, grab, and stream your podcasts.
Follow us for more banter and updates on:
Twitter: @BreakDrink
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/breakdrink/
Have a comment, question, or want to leave us a rating & review in Apple Podcasts? Go on do it! Negative commentary or more questions, please send via email: breakdrink@gmail.com Thanks!
What is BreakDrink Podcast?
BreakDrink is an occasional chat with Jeff Jackson and Laura Pasquini about life, work, and random stuff. There’s a good chance you’ll hear these co-hosts talk about their thoughts on current events, ukuleles, the NBA, podcasts, higher ed, rescue dogs, research, books, technology, and tacos… not in any particular order. They may even invite a friend to the pod to chat. Really, it’s a podcast to encourage you to take a break from the day and have a friend fill your cup.