Scott Chisholm's guest appearances

Scott Chisholm

Multiple Calls Podcast

First Down Sports Podcast

Better Together as ONE

Mario Lopez

Jordan Paris

George Grant

Tosca Reno

Walt Fritz

Jamie Fitzpatrick

Matt Hardy

Tuukka Rask

Casey Palmer

Kelly Armstrong

Mark Arnold

Andy Macdonald

Jarrod Sergi

Peter Reid

Ashley Mariani

OwlTail

In the second episode of FDS Quarantime (dumb name I know...), Andy is joined by Scott Chisholm, a long time friend of the show and a big time Buffalo Bills fan. Topics include: - The Crown and Ozark- Sports and when they may actually come back- The NBA Hall of Fame class and the Lebron versus Kobe debate- The NFL virtual draft- The Legend... Peter King- All things BUffalo Bills including their draft, Diggs, their coaching staff, and what to expect from Josh Allen.  Hope you enjoy and thank you for listening. Stay safe!

In the second episode of FDS Quarantime (dumb name I know...), Andy is joined by Scott Chisholm, a long time friend of the show and a big time Buffalo Bills fan. Topics include: - The Crown and Ozark- Sports and when they may actually come back- The NBA Hall of Fame class and the Lebron versus Kobe debate- The NFL virtual draft- The Legend... Peter King- All things BUffalo Bills including their draft, Diggs, their coaching staff, and what to expect from Josh Allen.  Hope you enjoy and thank you for listening. Stay safe!

FDS Quarantime #2 - Scott Chisholm

Scott Chisholm is a career first responder; professional firefighter for the past 27 years and former land-based (6 years) and air paramedic (10 years). Scott is also a photographer, storyteller, and CEO and founder of the Collateral Damage project. The Collateral Damage project started as a series of compelling portraits that will be part of a book and gallery exhibitions of those who have lost loved ones and friends to suicide;Scott lost his father to suicide at the age of seventeen. The Collateral Damage project has evolved into a movement that combines the power of lived experience with academics, research, and evidence-based learning and practice.Scott is a passionate and enthusiastic public speaker who has traveled throughout Canada and the USA with the hopes of bringing about curriculum, policy and legislative changes, while advocating for education and training on suicide and mental health and bringing about awareness that can save lives. Scott strongly believes in empowering others. In 2013-2014 he was the primary facilitator for the initiative “The Life Promotion Project”, which is an Aboriginal Youth Suicide Prevention Strategy that focused on creating positive change through photography that targeted 96 First Nations communities. He has been recognized for his work at local, regional and national levels. He received a Certificate of Appreciation from the Canadian Association for Suicide Prevention; was the recipient of the Arnold Devlin Community Award from the Ontario Association for Suicide Prevention for Outstanding Contributions to Suicide Prevention and was awarded the Prestigious Champions of Mental Health Award by the Canadian Alliance on Mental Illness and Mental Health in 2012.In 2017 Scott was diagnosed with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and from this, his journey of healing has created another layer in his lived experience story.Scott is a firm believer in the power of story and has committed his life to using art and storytelling as a vehicle to create proactive dialogue and social change on mental health, suicide, and wellness.

Scott Chisholm is a career first responder; professional firefighter for the past 27 years and former land-based (6 years) and air paramedic (10 years). Scott is also a photographer, storyteller, and CEO and founder of the Collateral Damage project. The Collateral Damage project started as a series of compelling portraits that will be part of a book and gallery exhibitions of those who have lost loved ones and friends to suicide; Scott lost his father to suicide at the age of seventeen. The Collateral Damage project has evolved into a movement that combines the power of lived experience with academics, research, and evidence-based learning and practice. Scott is a passionate and enthusiastic public speaker who has traveled throughout Canada and the USA with the hopes of bringing about curriculum, policy and legislative changes, while advocating for education and training on suicide and mental health and bringing about awareness that can save lives. Scott strongly believes in empowering others. In 2013-2014 he was the primary facilitator for the initiative “The Life Promotion Project”, which is an Aboriginal Youth Suicide Prevention Strategy that focused on creating positive change through photography that targeted 96 First Nations communities. He has been recognized for his work at local, regional and national levels. He received a Certificate of Appreciation from the Canadian Association for Suicide Prevention; was the recipient of the Arnold Devlin Community Award from the Ontario Association for Suicide Prevention for Outstanding Contributions to Suicide Prevention and was awarded the Prestigious Champions of Mental Health Award by the Canadian Alliance on Mental Illness and Mental Health in 2012. In 2017 Scott was diagnosed with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and from this, his journey of healing has created another layer in his lived experience story. Scott is a firm believer in the power of story and has committed his life to using art and storytelling as a vehicle to create proactive dialogue and social change on mental health, suicide, and wellness.

Episode 22 - Scott Chisholm

Let's Just Do This Marci Warhaft and Scott Chisolm - In this podcast from Let's Just Do This, Margaret Wallis-Duffy and Todd Miller speak with Marci Warhaft, author and public speaker about her life challenges with an eating disorder and subsequent recovery.  She also published an amazing book called "The Body Image Survival Guide for Parents". Marci travels far and wide speaking to schools and educators on how to foster a healthy body image. Joining Marci in the second half of the show is Scott Chisolm, career firefighter, paramedic, photographer, CEO and founder of the Collateral Damage Project, which will be a book and gallery exhibition of people that have lost loved ones to suicide. Scott has been personally touched by suicide, as he lost his father to it when Scott was 17, and is now on a mission to remove the stigma and shame of surviving someone's suicide, by removing the judgement, blame and shame and giving them permission to share THEIR stories. Have a listen to the podcast to learn more about these two warriors of light!About the Project“Collateral Damage, Images of Those Left Behind by Suicide,” will be a book of portraits, website and gallery exhibition of people who have had loved ones and friends die by suicide. When I was 17 years old (I’m now 46) my father died by suicide. Although I never hid the fact that my father took his own life, I often felt that I was left dealing with my pain and recovery in solitude, social stigma and loneliness. Throughout my professional career as a Paramedic and Firefighter, I often saw the beginning of the same pattern in the suicide calls that I attended to. I so often found myself wanting to say to grieving and demolished family members, “I know how you feel.” This pattern leaves the survivors of today feeling the same way I did 29 years ago. It is my hope that this project will begin to change this.The idea of putting a face to the loved ones and friends of those who have died by suicide has been with me for over ten years. I passionately believe that by stepping “out of the dark” and showing that I am a survivor of suicide will help those who are faced with a similar life changing experience today. I also believe that a collection of images of survivors will not only create a path of healing but also help with the social stigmas that continue to plague the issues of suicide and mental health.For this project, I am the sole photographer as I believe strongly that my vision and how it is photographed and presented is a message within itself. The images will be accompanied by short stories that individuals will share about their journey in suicide survivorship.The Collateral Damage Project is a registered not for profit that is governed by a volunteer board of directors. Application has been made for charitable status with the Canada Revenue Agency.If you'd like further info from Marci Warhaft, or to book her for a public speaking engagement, reach her at http://www.FitVsFiction.com, via email at marci.fitvsfiction@gmail.com, or via telephone at 416-669-4646.  You can find Marci's fantastic book on Amazon here ==&gt; https://www.amazon.ca/Body-Image-Survival-Guide-Parents/dp/1936172585/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&amp;qid=1502206545&amp;sr=8-1&amp;keywords=the+body+image+survival+guide If you'd like further info about the Collateral Damage Project, head over to leftbehindbysuicide.org/ for further details on how to get involved, or to book Scott to speak at an event!If you have a story idea or a guest that we should interview, reach out to the Let's Just Do This podcast team at wownewmediapodcast@gmail.com, online at www.wallisforwellness.com, or on FB at www.facebook.com/wallisforwellness/Thanks for listening and please give us a review on iTunes and share this content with anyone you think could benefit!

Let's Just Do This Marci Warhaft and Scott Chisolm - In this podcast from Let's Just Do This, Margaret Wallis-Duffy and Todd Miller speak with Marci Warhaft, author and public speaker about her life challenges with an eating disorder and subsequent recovery. She also published an amazing book called "The Body Image Survival Guide for Parents". Marci travels far and wide speaking to schools and educators on how to foster a healthy body image. Joining Marci in the second half of the show is Scott Chisolm, career firefighter, paramedic, photographer, CEO and founder of the Collateral Damage Project, which will be a book and gallery exhibition of people that have lost loved ones to suicide. Scott has been personally touched by suicide, as he lost his father to it when Scott was 17, and is now on a mission to remove the stigma and shame of surviving someone's suicide, by removing the judgement, blame and shame and giving them permission to share THEIR stories. Have a listen to the podcast to learn more about these two warriors of light! About the Project “Collateral Damage, Images of Those Left Behind by Suicide,” will be a book of portraits, website and gallery exhibition of people who have had loved ones and friends die by suicide. When I was 17 years old (I’m now 46) my father died by suicide. Although I never hid the fact that my father took his own life, I often felt that I was left dealing with my pain and recovery in solitude, social stigma and loneliness. Throughout my professional career as a Paramedic and Firefighter, I often saw the beginning of the same pattern in the suicide calls that I attended to. I so often found myself wanting to say to grieving and demolished family members, “I know how you feel.” This pattern leaves the survivors of today feeling the same way I did 29 years ago. It is my hope that this project will begin to change this. The idea of putting a face to the loved ones and friends of those who have died by suicide has been with me for over ten years. I passionately believe that by stepping “out of the dark” and showing that I am a survivor of suicide will help those who are faced with a similar life changing experience today. I also believe that a collection of images of survivors will not only create a path of healing but also help with the social stigmas that continue to plague the issues of suicide and mental health. For this project, I am the sole photographer as I believe strongly that my vision and how it is photographed and presented is a message within itself. The images will be accompanied by short stories that individuals will share about their journey in suicide survivorship. The Collateral Damage Project is a registered not for profit that is governed by a volunteer board of directors. Application has been made for charitable status with the Canada Revenue Agency. If you'd like further info from Marci Warhaft, or to book her for a public speaking engagement, reach her at <a href="http://www.FitVsFiction.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.FitVsFiction.com</a>, via email at marci.fitvsfiction@gmail.com, or via telephone at 416-669-4646. You can find Marci's fantastic book on Amazon here ==&gt; <a href="https://www.amazon.ca/Body-Image-Survival-Guide-Parents/dp/1936172585/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&amp;qid=1502206545&amp;sr=8-1&amp;keywords=the+body+image+survival+guide" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.amazon.ca/Body-Image-Survival-Guide-Parents/dp/1936172585/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&amp;qid=1502206545&amp;sr=8-1&amp;keywords=the+body+image+survival+guide</a> If you'd like further info about the Collateral Damage Project, head over to <a href="http://leftbehindbysuicide.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">leftbehindbysuicide.org/</a> for further details on how to get involved, or to book Scott to speak at an event! If you have a story idea or a guest that we should interview, reach out to the Let's Just Do This podcast team at wownewmediapodcast@gmail.com, online at <a href="http://www.wallisforwellness.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.wallisforwellness.com</a>, or on FB at <a href="http://www.facebook.com/wallisforwellness/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.facebook.com/wallisforwellness/</a> Thanks for listening and please give us a review on iTunes and share this content with anyone you think could benefit!

020 BTasONE | LJDT Body Image & Suicide Marci Warhaft & Scott Chisholm Oct 23 2017