The Conversations That Saved Our Lives | We’re Talking Suicide Prevention

We Need To Talk with Paul C. Brunson

TW: This episode discusses suicide and mental health in detail.

In this week's episode for World Suicide Prevention Day, we’ve brought together some of the most powerful moments from past conversations on We Need To Talk - featuring Jordan Stephens, Ella Morgan, and DanTDM - who’ve all spoken bravely about their mental health journeys.

These are not just stories of pain, but of survival. Of reaching out. Of finding light in the darkest moments. By revisiting their words, we hope to break the silence around suicide and remind anyone struggling: you are not alone.

Together, they unpack the silence around suicide and why honest conversations matter more than ever


(00:00) Intro

(01:27) Jordan's Experience of Suicide and Suicidal Ideation

(07:28) Jordan's 'Break-Up' with His Mother

(14:06) Ella's Experience of Suicidal Ideation at 16

(17:00) Ella Coming Out as Trans to Her Mum

(20:12) Dan TDM's Experience Suicidal Ideation

(22:00) Telling His Wife How He Felt

(23:45) How Therapy Helped Dan

(27:46) Love Better Tour Ad


Please take care watching. If you or someone you know needs support, please see support charities below:

Samaritans - https://g2ul0.app.link/1CRhatR7mPb 

CALM - https://g2ul0.app.link/YvmzhM17mPb 

MIND - https://g2ul0.app.link/d72yzu7jJOb 


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2025-09-11 31 min

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