We’re honored to share that The LIV Project had the privilege of co-sponsoring the latest episode of Charting Pediatrics: “Suicide Prevention in Practice,” hosted by Children’s Hospital Colorado. In this episode, our co-founder and director, Honey Beuf, joined forces with our Mental Health Advisor, Susan Caso, MA, LPC, and pediatrician Dr. Gina Herrmann to explore how small changes in language can have a profound impact on creating safe spaces for children.

Together, they offer primary care providers practical tools and phrasing to foster safe, stigma-free discussions around youth mental health, suicide risk, and family support systems.

Your support helps us keep these essential conversations alive and accessible—because mental health isn’t just a topic, it’s a lifeline. Learn more or tune in via your favorite podcast platform.

If you or someone you know is struggling, call the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline at 988 or text Crisis Text Line by texting “LIV” to 741-741.

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