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Anne Moss is the author of two mental health books
Books and eBooks: Diary of a Broken Mind | Teacher’s Guide to Preventing Suicide | Free eBook Library
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Award-winning mental health memoir
Diary of a Broken Mind: A Mother’s Story, A Son’s Suicide, And The Haunting Lyrics He Left Behind, by Anne Moss Rogers with Charles Rogers. Publisher: Beach Glass Books. Bulk buys available.
Description: The funniest, most popular kid in school, Charles Aubrey Rogers, suffered from depression and later addiction, then died by suicide in 2015. Diary of a Broken Mind focuses on the relatable story of what led to his suicide at age 20 and answers the “why” behind his addiction and this cause of death revealed through both a mother’s story and years of Charles’ published and unpublished song lyrics. The closing chapters focus on hope and healing– and how the author found her purpose and forgave herself.
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I was on a flight to Florida and finished your book in one sitting. It was one of the most beautiful books I’ve ever read in my life.
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An amazon best seller for educators
Emotionally Naked: A Teacher’s Guide to Preventing Suicide & Recognizing Students at Risk, by Anne Moss Rogers & Kimberly O’Brien PhD, LICSW.
Description: Perfect for teachers, counselors, coaches, parents, and administrators in schools, this bestseller highlights the tools, resources, and ideas that fuel small culture shifts for a foundation of suicide prevention. Since teachers oversee millions of adolescents nationwide, their observations, instincts, and relationships make them a vital first link between students, the school counseling team, their parents, and mental health resources. This book covers key strategies for prevention, intervention, and postvention, emphasizing student wellness, social-emotional learning, and collaboration among educators at all levels.
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This book is practical, easy to read and apply, and important support for any teacher who wants to be a real mental health ally to students.
Suzanne Button, PhD., Sr Clinical Director, High School Programming, JED Foundation
Susan R., Guidance Counselor, Missouri High School
The Cult of Pedagogy Podcast, Suicide Prevention: What Teachers Can Do, hits the highlights and reinforces some of the main concepts in the book.
This podcast focuses on Postvention which is after suicide loss. It’s an overview of what schools and communities can do to prevent future loss of life.
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The Emotionally Naked Bereavement Provider: What to say to people who’ve lost someone to suicide
Grief Journey in a Jar Kit. A gift for those who’ve lost a child. Give this as a gift or use it in a support group.
Grief Journey in a jar. A gift for those who’ve lost someone they love. Give this as a gift or use it in a support group.
10 Tips for Preventing Suicide in our Children. While nothing is guaranteed, these tips will help lower risk and help you have the conversation.
How to Recognize Symptoms of Depression. For those who suspect they might have depression or loved ones who are concerned. Common & uncommon signs.
How to Make a Self-Harm Safety Box: A single strategy guide to end self-harm behavior. For sufferers, counselors, educators, and parents.
9 Ways to Help Your Kids Build Resilience 12 pgs. Includes ways to get kids to open up.
Tips for a Better Back to School Transition – For parents and educators
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10 Steps to Finding Your Purpose Add meaning to your life. Ten steps and two pages. Includes ways to honor the memory of a loved one who has died.
Safety Guidelines for Sharing Mental Health Stories at Public Events. How to coach storytellers, safety guidelines, trigger warning script, + more.
What to look for in a mental health speaker. For those who want a good speaker and a responsible storyteller.
Thank you so much for your visit to our jail and specifically the members of our Heroin Addiction Recovery Program (HARP). The education and awareness you brought to the often ignored topic of suicide was priceless and I know changed lives in that room….Beyond that, the hope and inspiration you left them with will carry on in more ways than education, you will save lives! Emotionally Naked is a Godsend and a lifesaver.
Sheriff Karl Leonard, Founder of HARP, Heroin Addicts Recovery Program, Chesterfield County Sheriff’s Office
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Podcast: Suicide Prevention for the Neurodiverse with Anne Moss Rogers
AnneMoss Rogers with Kristen Kaiser and Gwen Vogelzan on the You Don't Want a Hug, Right? Podcast After we did this episode and the recording was off, all of us sat in silence for a moment thinking, "What just happened?" (Jamison recorded later.) It was so intense...
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