Podcasts
Brain Hijack
A podcast series that aims to increase awareness and support a culture shift amongst the general public around the topic of suicide prevention. We encourage support-seeking behaviors and connectedness through expert interviews, debunking myths, and normalizing topics in mental health. Emerging public health research on media communication channels indicates podcasting as a promising tool to reach communities at large or those uniquely at risk. This podcast intends to bridge the gap between science and practice by translating expert recommendations in suicide prevention and its upstream drivers into a discussions understood by all.
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Check Your Six Pack
Designed for the military community and featuring interviews with active-duty service members and veterans, Check Your Six Pack Podcast focuses on themes of service, mental and physical health, and personal growth - while examining the impact that alcohol and substance use can have on each. In each episode, Dr. Maggio and Ms. Huber break down complex neuroscience, physiology, pharmacology, and psychology to provide clear, military-relevant, and engaging explanations to help the audience understand the scientific interplay between alcohol and stress, trauma, genetics, and mental health
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Let's Talk About Your Guns
How can we have open-minded talks about gun safety? It’s vital considering 40% of Americans have a gun at home. This series unpacks real-life scenarios around guns and suicide, dementia, children, health care workers, and more. Through stories and interviews, we offer practical and non-judgmental ways to talk about gun safety in tough situations. With the right tools, you can have conversations that meet people where they are. This isn’t a show about taking sides — it’s about saving lives.
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2021
Cozza, S. J. "Trauma and Resiliency in Military Families." One in Ten. Click HERE
2020
Cozza, S. J. “Helping kids cope with the COVID-19 pandemic.” Military Child Education Coalition. Click HERE
Vance, M. C. “Advocacy in mental health.” Psychiatry Unbound, American Psychiatric Association Publishing. Click HERE
2019
Ursano, R. J. “Interview with Dr. Robert Ursano, Professor of Psychiatry of the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences.” PsychiatryTalk. Click HERE
Cozza, S. J. & Lerner, R. “Exploring convoys of social support.” Military Child Education Coalition. Click HERE
Cozza, S. J. “Family voices: Transition, loss & military kids.” Association of the United States Army. Click HERE
Cozza, S. J. & Kizer, K. W. “Well-being of military families.” National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. Click HERE
2018
Flynn, B. W. “Disaster Dialogues: Perspectives from the Field.” National Center for Disaster Medicine and Public Health.
2016
Ursano, R J. “Mental health after disasters.” The Experts Speak. Click HERE