Carson Molle

Free and open to the public.  No tickets required.  Approximately 2 hours in length.

Carson Molle lives in the small midwest town of Seymour, WI. In 2017 his life changed dramatically when at just 14 years old he attempted suicide. Despite traumatic circumstances, by the grace of God, Carson lived to share his story. He was left with significant physical injuries, as well as emotional and psychological trauma. In the face of this difficult situation, Carson and his family decided early on that they were going to share their journey in order to help others. Carson’s recovery can provide hope for those who may have experienced the same feelings. Now a 20-year-old survivor, Carson has spent several years breaking down the stigma surrounding suicide and mental health by sharing the honest and open account of his struggles. Carson has appeared at mental health benefits, such as the Be the Light Walk in Green Bay, and Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin’s Holiday of Miracles Telethon. He has spoken with members of Congress to lobby for increased funding for mental health care in schools and clinics.

We invite parents and children grades 6 and up to attend. This event will have honest and open discussions about mental health and suicide. We will talk about breaking the stigmas of mental health. We will also hear from Carsons’ parents, Matt and Amber and what they wish they knew from a parent’s perspective.

Sponsored by Ashwaubenon School District

WI Suicide & Crisis Line: text 988 or chat 988lifeline.org