Hunter Godina shares the impact of being a REACH trainer

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11/24/2021 Added

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Hunter Godina observed a friend struggling with mental health and suicidal ideation, which led to his choice to work with Big Red Resilience & Well-being to become a REACH suicide prevention trainer.

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[00:00:00.220]Without a question, working here
[00:00:01.500]with Big Red Resilience & Well-Being
[00:00:02.930]as a REACH trainer has been the most
[00:00:04.320]transformative experience I've had as a leader on campus.
[00:00:08.140]Being able to stand in front of my peers
[00:00:09.540]and open up to them about my experiences
[00:00:11.350]with mental health and suicide ideation
[00:00:13.460]and suicide prevention here on campus
[00:00:15.590]really allows me to kinda set a direction for the culture
[00:00:18.800]and the community that I'm looking to form here on campus.
[00:00:21.170]And our goal is to really set the tone
[00:00:23.130]for what we envision for our community
[00:00:24.870]and for our peers and for the people around us.
[00:00:27.030]And I think the work that I've been able to do
[00:00:29.010]with Big Red Resilience & Well-Being
[00:00:31.110]and with the REACH training program
[00:00:33.420]has really allowed me to build that campus community
[00:00:35.350]and work through that kind of direct narrative,
[00:00:37.790]so that's definitely been the most
[00:00:39.350]transformative experience I've had.

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