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ASK Dr. Applewhite about Veterans, Students, and Suicide

ASK Dr. Applewhite about Veterans, Students, and Suicide The Ask Dr. Applewhite Radio Show is produced by the Students and Veterans of White Apple Institute (a Veteran operated nonprofit 501 c 3). We are dedicated to changing the perception of disabled to differently-abled to prevent dropout from school, work, and LIFE! What can you do about Suicide ideas among Veterans and Students? Probably very little. BUT if you know someone who is depressed, sad, or showing different behaviors these days? Listen to this show with them it's on Internet so you can hear it 24/7. Please share this show within your network of friends and family because we never know if someone is in this serious state of mind. .Special KUDOS to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention www.afsp.org and the Veterans Crisis Hot Line http://www.veteranscrisisline.net/ThePowerof1.aspx and so many other organizations dedicated to preventing suicide. Special Guests Melinda Vail, Intuitive Therapist and Steve Schiro, Educator, President of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention-Tempe, and Facilitator of "Out of the Darkness Walks", join our Veterans and Students with inspirational messages and resources.We appreciate your tax-deductible donation because it helps us operate the Ask Dr. Applewhite Radio Show and other outreach efforts to Veterans and Non-Veterans. White Apple Institute is where Veterans help others helping themselves to change the perception of disabled to differently-abled! Visit http://whiteappleinstitute.org. Listen to archived episodes of the Ask Dr. Applewhite Radio Talk Show (formerly Student2Teacher ™) any day of the week. This show is a Rerun aired 2013.

Are you embarrassed to discuss your mental health?

The Ask Dr. Applewhite Radio Talk Show is produced and operated by the Students and Veterans of White Apple Institute (Veteran operated Nonprofit charity). Hear Adult Learners/Students and Veterans discuss how to identify symptoms, overcome shame, understand stigmas, and ways to get confidential help. Special Guest Dr. E. Douglas Brown, clinical psychologist and author. This broadcast is a rerun of The Shame of Mental Illness aired 1-18-14. Your donation will support our radio broadcasts, and allow us to continue helping Adult Learners/Students and Veterans with disabilities reach their education and workforce goals? Visit http://whiteappleinstitute.org to learn more. KEYWORDS-TAGS mental health, disability, learning disabled, adult learners, nontraditional students, shame, stress, depression, addiction, vocational-rehabilitation, Independent-Living, psychology, workforce, job-performance, Veterans, White Apple Institute, Dr. Danita Applewhite, Disabled-college students, Disabled Employees, counselors, therapists, disabled-student-resources, employee-assistance-programs, teachers, disabled-veterans

Does the Discrimination of Blacks and Disabled Matter?Ask Dr. Applewhite

The ASK Dr. Applewhite Radio Talk Show is produced by the Adult Learners/Students and Veterans of White Apple Institute.Your one-time or monthly recurring tax-deductible donation of any amount to White Apple Institute (a Veteran operated nonprofit 501-c-3) will support our outreach via radio broadcasts, Internet/Social Media,seminars and events for those categorized as "nontraditional" and “underserved”,Visit http://whiteappleinstitute.org Do you believe ALL lives matter? Even Blacks and Disabled? Ask Dr. Applewhite and special guest Professor Kelmer Muhammad respond to listteners about discrimination and more... The term discrimination is too often associated with racism versus disability. However, we can’t ignore the many Adult Learners/ Students managing classes, parenting and work schedules, disability (learning/mental/nonvisible and physical) and institutional racism.Your feedback is appreciated at info@whiteappleinstitute.org Thank you for supporting and sharing our mission to help Adult Learners/Students and Veterans with disabilities succeed in education and the workforce.We are changing the perception of disabled to differently-abled to minimize Dropout from school, work, and life! This show is a rerun that aired previously on Students Discuss the Reality of Discrimination. 12-6-14. TAGS: , , Discrimination, Disabled, police-shootings, African-American, Latino-American, Native American, Racism, Students, Teachers,Adult Learners,, Disabled-Student-Resources, Employee Assistance Program, Ask Dr Applewhite, mental-health, non-visible-disability, Vocational rehabilitation, Disabled-college-students Teachers Counselors, nontraditional-students, underserved-veterans, Employers, work-school performance, Self-help, Psychology, Black-lives-matter, Americans with Disability Act

Are you Afraid of being SHOT at School or Work??

The Ask Dr. Applewhite Radio Talk Show is produced by the Adult Learners and Student Veterans of White Apple Institute (a Veteran-operated Nonprofit 501 c 3). Learn more about how we Connect, Educate, and Support Nontraditional Students to prevent Dropout from School, Work, and Life at www.whiteappleinstitute.org . Your tax-deductible donation is appreciated. This episode is dedicated to the victims and all those affected by the recent mass shootings, from Columbine to Orlando. Also, our condolences are expressed for all those who feel afraid while on a school campus, in the workplace or to just step out of the house to have some fun. Most critical, is that Listeners will hear Dr. Applewhite and Guests discuss ways to overcome the stigma, fear, and negative attention being paid to a Shooter’s history of mental illness versus the sale and possession of assault weapons. This episode is a rerun of Attention: Student Shootings On & Off Campus aired in 2014.

Are you Afraid of being SHOT at School or Work??

The Ask Dr. Applewhite Radio Talk Show is produced by the Adult Learners and Student Veterans of White Apple Institute (a Veteran operated nonprofit 501 c 3). Learn more at www.whiteappleinstitute.org . Your tax-deductible donation is appreciated. This episode is dedicated to the victims and all those affected by the recent mass shootings, from Columbine to Orlando. Also, our condolences are expressed for all those who feel afraid while on a school campus, in the workplace or to just step out of the house to have some fun. Most crtical, is that Listeners will hear Dr. Applewhite and Guests discuss ways to overcome the stigma, fear, and negative attention being paid to a Shooter’s history of mental illness versus the sale and possession of assault weapons. This episode is a rerun of Attention: Student Shootings On & Off Campus aired in 2014.

Ask Dr Applewhite About Over Coming Depression

How do I know when DEPRESSION is really serious enough for counseling and medications? Ask Dr. Applewhite and Special Guests Melinda Vail, Intuitive Therapist and Steve Schiro, Educator as they share information on the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention "Out of the Darkness Walks". Your donation or volunteer efforts will support our radio broadcasts and help our Student Parents and Veterans with emotional and physical disabilities reach their education and workforce goals? Visit www.whiteappleinstitute.org (A Veteran operated Nonprofit 501 c 3).

Why do Parents Drop Out of School, Work, and LIFE?

Dr. Applewhite discusses the reasons why Student Parents and Student Veterans drop-out of college and the workforce. She gives emphasis to the issues that emotionally “disable” us. Many of these students are Veterans and parents categorized as "non-traditional" adult learners/students that do not fit the stereotype held of the "traditional" college student. Special Guests are educational experts, Dr. Kelmer Muhammad and Dr. Sarah Tolliver who share ideas about managing stress to prevent drop-out. To learn more about how you can support our students and Veterans with emotional disabilities in reaching their education and workforce goals visit http://whiteappleinstitute.org . Rerun aired in 2014 as Ask Dr. Applewhite Why Parents with Disabilities Drop-Out?

Ask Dr. Applewhite about Handling Stress from Wars and Disability

Adult Students, who are also working parents and Veterans, ASK Dr. Applewhite and guests about ways to minimize the impact of stress at school and work. The very thought of WAR may increase Emotional Disabilities (depression, anxiety PTSD, MST and more). Many report that hearing about dailyconflictsaround the world (e.g Syria, Iran, Afghanistan, Israel, North Korea, some African countries) has a negative impact on their performance. This episode may help minimize stress and encourage us to seek resources to avoid dropping out of classes, work, and/or life! To learn more about us how you can support Veterans and other disabled adult students achieve their education and workforce goals visit http://www.whiteappleinstitute.org . Please make a tax-deductible donation so we can continue this work. Thank you. This is a rerun of a broadcast aired as The Impact of tress As It Relates to War, School, and work on 8-30-2014.

Ask Dr. Applewhite About Support for Learning Disabilities

Most teachers, from elementary to college levels, are able to identify when students have difficulty learning, within the first weeks of a semester. However, employers and co-workers are not able or qualified to identify employees with Learning Disabilities unless the person is willing to ask for an accommodation. Your donation supports our radio broadcasts, and allow us to continue helping Veterans who are Adult Learners/Students with disabilities reach their education and workforce goals? Visit http://whiteappleinstitute.org and click on DONATE. Click on RADIO to listen to episodes of the Ask Dr. Applewhite Radio Talk Show anytime 24/7.

Ask Dr Applewhite About Over Coming Depression

Adult learners, employees, and veterans ask Dr Applewhite about whether depression is a serious disability? Our students, including those who are Veterans ask: Are suicide prevention programs working? How do you know if you or someone you know is having suicidal thoughts? These are the questions many adult students, including Student Veterans, are asking as they witness more reports of depression and suicide attempts on college campuses. Would you please send your donation of at least $10 or more to continue our radio broadcasts, and help our students and Veterans with disabilities reach their education and workforce goals? Visit www.whiteappleinstitute.org and click on DONATE. Click on Radio to listen to episodes of the Student2Teacher ™ radio show any day of the week.

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