Peter believes that we all at the very least know someone who has been indirectly or directly affected by suicide- he shares candidly his own experience here.

He also talks about the ongoing charity and prevention initiatives he is involved in.

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We talk with Will Hay discussing an early onset of a kind of epilepsy "Complex Partial Seizures" and what would be called autism today.

He discusses his brain surgery, removing a part the size of a golf ball (!) , but that improved his cognitive function dramatically.

We discuss suicide prevention, and how it has happened in other cases who were similar to Will, and his reliance on and support of his family.

We talk about the necessity of reaching out and talking, and how the "tough guy" attitude simply does not work.

We talk about styles of unhelpful thinking for example "All or Nothing", if I can't do it well it's best not to do it at all, Mental Filter - focussing on our failures not our successes. There are many - these are used in CBT, a common and effective treatment.

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Meet Harry Biggs Davidson, who tragically lost his own son to suicide in 2015.

It obviously affects everyone in the close family, indeed anyone who knew that person - here we talk to Harry and we find out how he has moved on with his life.

He is Chair of the charity Papyrus who support, equip and influence individuals, groups and communities to prevent suicide in young people.

Listen to his fascinating testimony here.

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