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A Rare Approach
to Farmer Mental Health

We're excited to announce! 

Lanie Doerr is presenting her work as a webinar hosted by the Kansas Counseling Association.

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Farmers
are People

webinar

September 11th
11:30 - 1:00

hosted by the
Kansas Counseling Association

Why Farmers

The typical answer to poor farmer mental health & farmer suicide risk is that farming is difficult and uncertain with many factors outside of one's control.  

My approach is different.

I consider the impacts of ​Farm Culture, Farmer Identity, and Personal Development ​on a farmer's mental health. ​​

Dr. Frankyl who lived through the concentration camps during WWII stated that the suicide rate among prisoners was very low.  I can think of hardly any population with more cause for hopelessness.  

Farmers are still dying by suicide.

I feel strongly that it is time for a broader approach to help farmer's gain and sustain good enough mental health.  

Do farmers live & work in a fishbowl?

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