by AnneMoss Rogers | Sep 7, 2026 | Mental Health, Resources, Substance misuse, Suicide Prevention
The following books are ones I’ve read. The first two are my books. The rest are ones that I have read on the subject of mental health, suicide, or substance use disorder. I have a link to the grief books, too, for adults and kids. FYI: The links to the books...
by AnneMoss Rogers | Jun 22, 2026 | Grief & Loss, Mental Health, Speaker topics, Suicide Prevention
(This 2016 image was my first speaking engagement about my experience of losing a son to drugs and suicide.) When I thought I had finally figured out the direction I needed to go, I was hardcore spitting angry. The price tag was just too high. Why would I have to go...
by AnneMoss Rogers | Jun 7, 2026 | For Workplaces, Suicide Prevention
Gun Store Manager Notices Signs of Suicide The video below, which recently surpassed one million views on Instagram, was filmed years ago by Judy, a member of our Chesterfield Suicide Prevention Coalition. Our coalition partners annually with local police officers and...
by AnneMoss Rogers | May 16, 2026 | Mental Health, Suicide Prevention
Black-and-white thinking, also called all-or-nothing thinking, often involves words like always, never, forever, everyone, or nobody. In short, it’s seeing things as all good or all bad. There are times when we all fall into an all-or-nothing frame of mind....
by AnneMoss Rogers | Mar 29, 2026 | For Educators, For Parents, Mental Health, Speaker topics, Suicide Prevention
Image from a NYT video of parents, mostly those who’ve lost a child to suicide, who say or have evidence that social media was a major contributing factor to their child’s mental decline and ultimate death Landmark Case Blames Social Media Platforms for...
by AnneMoss Rogers | Mar 21, 2026 | For Educators, For Parents, Student Wellness, Suicide Prevention
Major Partners include: “I wanted to express my gratitude across the miles. The documentary recently published was so well done, and so needed.” —Lara Duncan Parents often leave hospitals confused, scared, and unsupported after a child attempts suicide....
