Mental Health Movement- Voice For the Voiceless

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Admin/Creator for Mental Health Movement on Facebook Mental Health Advocate Mental Health/Suicide Awareness 2000 members Various guests speaking on mental health and their stories.

  1. 2d ago

    Voice for the Voiceless – TheLonely Ranger W/Francisco

    You can Find Francisco @: FB: TheLonely Ranger IG: Thelonelyranger This week, I sit down with artist, muralist, and tattooist Francisco for an honest conversation about trauma, healing, and the power of creativity. Francisco opens up about reconnecting with his father after 35 years, navigating childhood trauma, and how art became his outlet for processing life's toughest moments. Together, we explore authenticity, social media pressures, mental health, and why sharing your story, even when it's uncomfortable, can help others feel less alone.

  2. Oct 27

    Voice for the Voiceless - Family First Intervention W/ Mike Loverde

    You can find Mike @ the below link(s): https://family-intervention.com/What if addiction isn't the real problem, but a symptom of something deeper? In this eye-opening conversation, Mike Loverde shares how trauma, family dynamics, and generational dysfunction fuel addiction, and why true recovery begins when families stop enabling, set healthy boundaries, and embrace accountability. A raw, honest discussion about healing, resilience, and breaking cycles that last generations.

  3. Oct 13

    Voice for the Voiceless - The Root Cause Lens - W Angela Jenkins

    You can find Angela @ IG: Health.is.local Website: Healthislocal.com Today I sit down with veteran dietitian Angela Jenkins to explore how nutrition, mental health, and childhood experiences shape the way we eat. Angela breaks down the science behind cravings, inflammation, gut health, and emotional eating — while challenging common myths about weight loss, food addiction, and today’s wellness trends. This conversation blends practical guidance with personal stories, offering a fresh look at how food, feelings, and healing are deeply connected.

  4. Sep 29

    Voice for the Voiceless - The Venus Fly Trap W/ Stephen Paul Edwards

    You can find Dr Stephen @: VFT23.com IG: Stephen_Sapereaude YT @VFT23 In this powerful conversation as we sit down with international speaker and author Dr. Steven Paul Edwards for a raw, heart‑centered exploration of masculinity, vulnerability, and emotional healing. Together they unpack the silent pressures men carry, the courage it takes to face grief, and the deep work required to build trust in relationships. Dr. Edwards shares personal stories that illuminate how pain shapes us, how toxic patterns form, and how real growth begins when we stop running from ourselves. This episode is an invitation to rethink strength, reconnect with your intuition, and discover what it truly means to live from the heart.

  5. Sep 15

    Voice for the Voiceless - Nushama and psychedelics W/ Jay Godfrey

    You can find Jay at Nushama.comIG: NushamaWellnessYT  @nushamawellness  Chris sits down with Jay Godfrey, CEO and co‑founder of Nushama, for a powerful deep dive into trauma, healing, and the future of psychedelic‑assisted therapy. Jay opens up about his own journey—from 156 sessions of traditional therapy that couldn’t break through, to life‑changing experiences with psilocybin, MDMA, and ketamine that helped him dissolve old belief systems and reclaim inner peace.Together, they explore the duality of human nature, the role of ego, and why psychedelics may offer a generational opportunity to shift people from victimhood to agency. With more than 23,000 treatments completed across Nushama’s clinics, Jay shares what he’s learned about forgiveness, connection, and the emotional barriers that keep people stuck.This episode is a raw, hopeful look at what healing can truly mean—and how psychedelic medicine might reshape mental health in America.

  6. Sep 1

    Voice for the Voiceless - Art of Living Foundation W / Andrew Keaveney

    You can find Andrew @: Artoflivingtreatcenter.com YT : @Andrew.Keaveney This episode goes deep. Chris sits down with Andrew Keaveney—Art of Living teacher and breathwork expert—for a raw conversation about childhood trauma, numbing behaviors, men’s mental health, and the inner tools that actually change lives. Andrew shares how moving from Ireland to the U.S., family tension, and early emotional struggles pushed him toward art, meditation, and eventually a four‑year spiritual journey in India. Chris opens up about breaking generational silence around addiction, learning vulnerability, and discovering the power of helping others. Together they explore how breathwork, mindfulness, and honest connection can shift your entire mental landscape—from addiction recovery to everyday stress. This is an episode about resilience, self‑compassion, and finding peace from the inside out. If you’re navigating healing, growth, or just trying to understand your own mind, this conversation will stay with you.

  7. Aug 18

    Voice for the Voiceless – The Unexpected Lyric W/Taylor Contarino

    In this deeply moving episode of the Mental Health Movement Podcast, we sit down with actress, R&B singer-songwriter, and overdose-awareness advocate Taylor Contarino for one of the most vulnerable conversations ever shared on the show. Taylor opens up about losing her father to addiction just months ago, reflecting on grief, healing, and the complicated love that comes with being the child of an addict. Together, we discuss the realities of mental health, the stigma surrounding substance use, and the emotional weight of survivor’s guilt. If you’ve experienced loss, struggled with addiction in your family, or are navigating your own mental health journey, this conversation offers comfort, connection, and hope.You can find her music on all listening platforms and her Instagram @ Taylorcontarino

  8. Aug 5

    Voice for the Voiceless – Health from the Inside Out W / Dr. Kyle Hulsebus

    You can find Dr. Kyle at: IG @: the40over40 40over40.com drkylehulsebus.com YT: DrKyleHulseBus In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Kyle Hulsebus — chiropractor, speaker, author, and human‑potential educator — for a grounded and eye‑opening conversation about men’s mental health, identity, and the deeper intentions behind his life’s work. Kyle opens up about who he was before becoming a doctor and educator, reflecting on the experiences that shaped him long before he ever stepped into a clinic or onto a stage. As a third‑generation chiropractor, he also shares the quiet pressures and expectations that influenced his philosophy on mental health and wellbeing, and how those early challenges helped him understand the emotional landscape men often navigate in silence. We explore the importance of the patient‑doctor relationship, the human connection we all need, and why meaningful interactions are essential not just for healing — but for living. Kyle also talks about the intention behind his work, what he hopes people come to understand about themselves, and why self‑awareness is the foundation for any real transformation. In closing, Kyle offers the first step he believes people should take before seeking help — a simple but powerful shift that can change the entire healing journey. This is a thoughtful, honest, and deeply human conversation about purpose, connection, and the inner work that allows us to grow. Tune in for an episode that will challenge your perspective and leave you reflecting long after it ends.

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