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Author and Legal Persuasion Strategist, Juliet Huck, on the Trauma Trial and Transformation podcast!

Los Angeles CA, June 19, 2023 —- Juliet Huck, a seasoned legal persuasion strategist with over 30 years of experience has announced that her podcast, Trauma Trial and Transformation, has been invited to join the Mental Health Radio News Network.  The podcast, which debuted in October, 2022, is intended to shed light on the often-overlooked emotional and psychological impact that witnesses and jurors may experience before, during and after participating in a courtroom.

Drawing from her extensive career assisting lawyers and witnesses in high-stakes litigation, Juliet Huck brings her expertise and unique perspective to guide listeners through the complexities and stress of the legal system. With a passion for storytelling and a deep understanding of the healing power of sharing personal experiences, Huck‘s podcast serves as a resource center for witnesses, jurors  and lawyers seeking a holistic approach to witness preparation.

Through conversations with witnesses, key litigators, and mental wellness professionals, Huck seeks to provide insights and alternative approaches to witness preparation. Listeners will discover a wealth of resources to support their mental well-being during the trial journey, from pre-trial anxieties to post-trial healing.

As the CEO/founder of The Huck Group and an accomplished author, educator, and speaker, she combines her courtroom expertise with her experience as a certified breath work practitioner to offer a truly unique perspective.

Listeners can tune in to “Trauma Trial and Transformation” on https://www.mentalhealthnewsradionetwork.com/trauma-trial-transformation/ and on all major podcast platforms. For more information about Juliet Huck please visit her page www.juliethuck.com.

Contacts: Ryan McCormick, PR, Goldman and McCormick, NY ryan@goldmanmccormick.com.

New to MHNR Network!  Introducing Inside the Aspergers Studio!

Meet Reid Miles, a writer, a traveler and a lover of life, brings his podcast Inside the Aspergers Studio to Mental Health News Radio Network.

“I’ve always felt like a storyteller, but it takes time to learn what your words have to offer. I want to be a beacon of hope, a light at the end of the dark tunnel to let others know that I want to be here to be your guiding light.” – Reid Miles

Reid Miles is the host of Inside the Aspergers Studio a podcast that he began to help support his blog Aspergers Studio, began in 2018.  Reid decided he wanted to reach more people after beginning his blog, and began his voyage into podcasting.  He has since pulled in three different podcast themes within his podcast Inside the Aspergers Studio.

  • Inside the Aspergers Studio – the main show episodes

  • The Reiding Room – these are episodes in which Reid talks about subjects that he wants to share his thoughts on

  • Stories – these episodes are where Reid gets to know different people and allows them to tell their story.

Reid’s goals within all of his podcast episodes are to focus on honesty, the meaning  of the topic, connection, community, and often even some of the more difficult aspects of life.  He uses his podcast to help others like him get through the day.  He makes an effort to ensure that his listeners not only don’t feel alone, but also that they may pick up some pointers to assist them in similar situations.

About Mental Health News Radio Network

Mental Health News Radio Network hosts over 70 podcasts dedicated to all aspects of mental health. It is the world’s first and largest podcast network dedicated to all things mental health.

About Reid Miles

Reid Miles, diagnosed with both ADHD and later in life, High-functioning Autism, is the founder of the Aspergers Studio blog, and the founder and host of his podcast, Inside the Aspergers Studio.  He began his blog at 47 years old in 2018 feeling the need to share his adventures and advice with others who are similar and in some of the same situations as he has been.  He has since voyaged even further into podcasting to reach more of an audience.  Reid has obtained a Bachelor’s degree online and has furthered his education with a Post Graduate Certification which he received while traveling abroad.

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NEW to MHNR Network!!  The Self-Care Chronicle with Dr. Marsha Brown – Mental Wellness for the Mental Health Professionals

Mental health professionals should be having regular conversations about our own mental health, how we manage changes in it, and ways to improve it.

“We often receive messages that suggest taking care of ourselves first is self-indulgent and selfish. It most certainly is not. I teach people in high-stress occupations to shift their thinking and implement self-care into their daily routine. When people learn to take care of themselves first, they have more to give at work, home, or wherever else they have responsibilities. When that shift in thinking and behavior occurs and people prioritize their own self-care and mental health, it makes a world of difference.” – Dr. Marsha Brown

Taking care of ourselves is NOT selfish, it can create a change in mood, energy, and ability to handle the craziness each day may throw at us. It makes drastic improvements in anyone’s life.

Dr. Marsha Brown was inspired to create this podcast due to wanting to create a safe space for mental health professionals to talk about the challenges of maintaining their own mental wellness while caring for the psychological well-being of others.  As mental health professionals, they are apt to put themselves on the back burner trying to help one more client or complete one more task. In the process of the focus always being on the client’s mental health, she felt it was just as important to normalize the idea of mental health professionals having regular conversations about their own mental health, especially during a time when they are helping others navigate their way through historical events including a pandemic, social injustice, and escalating violence against marginalized communities, to name a few.

When asked about her favorite self-care techniques she provided a few of her favorites:

  • Belting show tunes – After a trying day, I love to belt my favorite songs during the drive home. It always helps me to blow off steam and I end up feeling a lot better.
  • Watching the sunrise – This always reminds me I have a clean slate and the day ahead has the potential to be whatever I want it to be. Each morning, the sun comes up and gets to work, no matter what happened the day before.
  • Taking a power nap – This is like my mid-day reset button and it helps me to make it to bedtime without getting overstimulated.
  • Stand-up comedy – I love laughing. One of my favorite ways to unwind is to watch a stand-up special from one of my favorite comedians.
  • Watching zombie movies – Not sure why, but I love zombie movies. For some reason, it’s one of my favorite ways to decompress. This one may be pure escapism.

About Mental Health News Radio Network
Mental Health News Radio Network hosts over 90 podcasts dedicated to all aspects of mental health. It is the world’s first and largest podcast network dedicated to all things mental health. Its Speakers’ Bureau and filmed series such as Mixed Nuts: Comedians and Mental Health allow it to further its mission to reach as many people in as many places as possible to encourage dialogue about mental health.

About Dr. Marsha Brown
Dr. Marsha D. Brown is a Licensed Psychologist with extensive experience in the assessment, evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment of individuals of all ages. She is regularly sought out by professional and media organizations for her expertise in mental health, self-care, and conquering stress. . Dr. Brown’s independent practice specializes in helping organizations and companies teach their employees to use the “Deconstructing Stress” method to conquer stress and improve work performance and quality of life.

NEW to MHNR Network!!  Safe Haven Space: Focusing on the Mental Health & Well-Being of Refugee & Immigrant Students, Families, and Communities

 

Safe Haven Space, a podcast hosted by Egette Indelele, dedicated to learning through the stories of refugees and immigrants, amplifying their voices so that we may work to create a global community that is a Safe Haven Space.

“It’s really important that we hear directly from the source, that we ask and listen to their stories, their experiences, and how they would like to be supported, and the things they’d like to see.  It’s imperative that we center them and learn from them.” – Egette Indelele 

Egette Indelele, CEO & Founder of the non-profit organization, Safe Haven Space brings her personal experiences as a refugee, her professional experiences as a registered behavioral technician together with the stories of other refugees and immigrants to provide a safe place to discuss how to help the mental health and mental wellness within this often ignored community.  Many having had to deal with true hardships and loss before even arriving, combined with the struggles of a new life of transition and immense change when simply surviving is often the first priority, must now learn how to flourish.  Within this population, many have little understanding regarding mental health and mental well-being, and Safe Haven Space aims to help.

Safe Haven Space aims to not only provide a stage for those struggling to share their stories, but also for those listening, a place to feel a little less alone. Egette is also utilizing it as a platform to learn how to better serve the refugee and immigrant community.  As Safe Haven Space began their journey into podcasting their aim was not only to provide help to listeners in their episodes but to also use it as a place to learn, as an organization, how to better present effective interventions for those that they help through their organization.

 

About Mental Health News Radio Network

Mental Health News Radio Network hosts over 90 podcasts dedicated to all aspects of mental health. It is the world’s first and largest podcast network dedicated to all things mental health. Its Speakers’ Bureau and filmed series such as Mixed Nuts: Comedians and Mental Health allow it to further its mission to reach as many people in as many places as possible to encourage dialogue about mental health.

About Egette Indelele, Founder & CEO of Safe Haven Space

Egette Indelele was born and raised in a refugee camp in Tanzania. She is the oldest of five children and a first-generation honor college student at George Mason University. She is studying Psychology with a concentration in Cognitive and Behavior Neuroscience in hopes of opening her own practice in Burundi and emphasizing the importance of mental health while serving children with the hope of healing their traumatic life events. Egette’s work with Safe Haven was inspired by her experience as a refugee. She founded Safe Haven to help refugee students resettle in a new world while having access to mental health services. With a passion to help children, she became the President of a UNICEF club at George Mason University. The club gave her the opportunity to advocate for children’s rights and educate her university community on the importance of helping the younger generation. She extended her passion and is now serving on the United Nation International Children Emergency Funds USA National Council. She also manages a program where members and volunteers mentor and tutor elementary-aged children at a local community center that serves refugees transitioning to life in America.

About Safe Haven Space

Safe Haven Space is an organization centered around educating and providing programs for immigrant and refugee students and families on the importance of well-being and mental health as well as providing mental health services to assist students in becoming self-confident so they can integrate into American society successfully. They help students, parents, and families learn about mental health with hopes of breaking the stigma and creating a support base. By educating students as well as parents about mental health Safe Haven Space hopes to lessen the stigma around mental health and create a sense of support for students and families. They do this by teaching students what psychological well-being looks like, the different ways it can affect the human body, and the consequences when young people do not get the mental health care they need. They work with students’ families to break the stigma that is commonly held in immigrant and refugee households, encouraging unity within the family by offering them ways to practice and incorporate a variety of psychological fitness exercises.

Visit their website:  https://safehavenspace.com/

Contacts

To book MHNR Network podcasters or CEO for your media outlet: info@mhnrnetwork.com

For all PR inquiries contact Ryan McCormick via our PR team: ryan@goldmanmccormick.com

NEW to MHNR Network!  Anxiously Okay Hosted by Alec Baynes

 

Anxiously Okay with Alec Baynes hosting a podcast dedicated to anxiety sufferers and those that love them as they learn to both manage and thrive while living with anxiety.

“If someone listens to my podcast and feels less alone with their anxiety, then I did my job.” – Alec Baynes

Alec Baynes began his podcast with the vision of helping listeners understand that you don’t have to live your life as though your anxiety is a defect. He brings a unique and youthful perspective on the topic of living with anxiety. His vision is that his listeners feel less alone living with their anxiety from the perspective of one who suffers himself.

As a young adult in today’s society, we expect them to be capable of managing work, family, friends, school, and more as though life is the same as it was 50 years ago. Today’s young adults are living in an age of chaos, and it’s completely understandable when some live with anxiety. Alec brings his experiences living with anxiety before having found therapy as well as all of the tools he has learned since turning to professional help. He aims to share both his experiences as well as his self-care tools that help him manage daily life.

About Mental Health News Radio Network

Mental Health News Radio Network hosts over 90 podcasts dedicated to all aspects of mental health. It is the world’s first and largest podcast network dedicated to all things mental health. Its Speakers’ Bureau and filmed series such as Mixed Nuts: Comedians and Mental Health allow it to further its mission to reach as many people in as many places as possible to encourage dialogue about mental health.

 

About Alec Baynes

Alec Baynes is 24 years old and works as an Advertisement Evaluator and Medical Transcriber, both work from home positions. He spent most of his life believing that his anxiety was a defect and exclusive to himself. He lives with anxiety, is not a doctor or a therapist, but rather, he uses his personal experiences in helping his listeners. As a Communications major in college, he always felt more akin to writing than speaking, and his podcast is one more tool that helps him confront his own anxiety. He enjoys video games, movies, writing, puzzles, family, and friends.

 

Contacts

To book MHNR Network podcasters or CEO for your media outlet: info@mhnrnetwork.com

For all PR inquiries contact Ryan McCormick via our PR team: ryan@goldmanmccormick.com

NEW to MHNR Network: The Funky Brain Podcast Hosted by Dennis Berry Guiding You Toward a Better, Sober Life!

Using the ancient proverb, “When is the best time to plant a tree? Twenty years ago. When is the second-best time to plant a tree? Today.” Dennis Berry and The Funky Brain Podcast is here to help show that no matter how far into the abyss you appear to be, there is always a way out.

“It’s about growing up. Looking the world in the eye. Facing all of the challenges that life throws at you head-on. There is always a solution and as long as you’re sober, you have a chance to tackle any problem at any given time.” – Dennis Berry

Dennis came to podcasting as a way to provide information and help to more people and take his life coaching to the next level. Dennis brings with him 18 years of sobriety and an overall entertaining way of approaching life, addiction, and mental health. He is able to gain insight from speaking to people from all walks of life and around the world to not only help his listeners but also use what he learns and apply it within his business as well.

Dennis looks for engaging guests of all types, from professional athletes and Emmy award-winning entertainers to mental health professionals, in order to provide unique, inspiring, and motivational stories for his listeners. Dennis helps his listeners understand that there ARE solutions if you keep an open mind and learn to ask for help. He provides episodes to help with all aspects of life: mental health, addiction, relationships, life mastery, and financial problems to name a few.

Having lived an exciting and decadent lifestyle in his younger years, the ‘fun’ and ‘excitement’ eventually led to pain and suffering. After 15 years of substance abuse, Dennis reached that point he says is referred to as “the gift of desperation,” when he was finally in enough pain to listen to others and begin to make some changes in his life. He was not only financially bankrupt, but physically, emotionally, and spiritually bankrupt as well. He had hit rock bottom. He spent 30 days in a Colorado rehab facility, learning to understand addiction and about the types of solutions needed to make true change and get his life back on the right path.

Dennis realized early on that sobriety requires changes in all areas of life, and began changing his friends, diet, hangouts, and interests. Some changes were made immediately, some over a period of time, and some changed without the conscious decision to do so. Dennis points out that the longer you stay sober, the more life will unfold for you. Since becoming sober, he’s become an athlete, family man, author, public speaker, business owner, and mentor to thousands of people, something he would have never thought possible.

About Mental Health News Radio Network
Mental Health News Radio Network hosts over 90 podcasts dedicated to all aspects of mental health. It is the world’s first and largest podcast network dedicated to all things mental health. Its Speakers’ Bureau and filmed series such as Mixed Nuts: Comedians and Mental Health allow it to further its mission to reach as many people in as many places as possible to encourage dialogue about mental health.

About Dennis Berry
Dennis Berry is a Master Life Coach and has been working with people worldwide for over 15 years. His expertise is in Life Mastery. He has been sober since April 8, 2003. His journey in recovery helped him find his mission in life, which is to help others achieve inner peace and success, and master every area of their lives. Dennis knows what it is like to be helpless and hopeless with no positive direction. He was able to climb out of the gutter and transform his life and he spends his life helping others do the same.

Utilizing both his Life Coaching business and The Funky Brain Podcast to provide a well balanced and informative path to help listeners via his podcast, and he’s able to take it to the next level, for those that need more one on one help. If you’re having difficulty trying to figure it out, please reach out to Dennis and he will share his own experiences, his strength, and his hope with you. You can do it all as well!

Dennis Homepage

Contacts

To book MHNR Network podcasters or CEO for your media outlet: info@mhnrnetwork.com

For all PR inquiries contact Ryan McCormick via our PR team: ryan@goldmanmccormick.com

NEW to MHNR Network – Intuition Physician UPdates Hosted by Laura Koniver, MD, a Physician Who Threw Out the Old Model of Treating Patients. 

 

Intuition Physician UPdates, New From Laura Koniver, MD Who Helps Combine Traditional Medicine With Holistic Care That Treats the Body as a Whole. Mind, Body, and Spirit.

Am I an artist? Am I a physician? Am I a mother? Am I a soul?

Yes, Yes, Yes, and Yes.

And I am happily blurring the lines between all four each day.

– Laura Koniver, MD 

Laura Koniver, MD, a general medical practitioner by training, always keeps her eyes open for new and interesting holistic healing breakthroughs based on legitimate medical studies.  Intuition Physician UPdates, her podcast, is NEW to Mental Health News Radio Network.  Each episode aims to highlight a medical study, explained by Laura, and provide insightful, easy, and actionable tips that can be put into place within listeners’ daily lives. Pulling from her knowledge of both traditional medicine and alternative medical approaches she aims to treat the body as a whole, which is known to improve both mental and physical health.  Laura provides her listeners with an uplifting and easy takeaway, directly from a holistic physician, that improves their life without having to read and interpret the medical literature themselves.

Grounding and Shielding are a couple of practices that traditional medicine looks past.  Grounding is how to harness the earth’s ‘good’ electrical impulses, while shielding includes ways to shield our bodies against the more harmful radiation and man-made EMF’s (electromagnetic frequencies) that are ever-increasing in our world.  Laura conveyed that one of her biggest takeaways from Medical School is how conductive we are, being made up of  60% water.  We use electronic monitoring to monitor the heart (ECG), brain (EEG), and muscles (EMG), We continue to live in an ever-increasingly manufactured world in which many people can go far too long without actually touching the earth, our docking station that boosts and protects our conductive health. Why does traditional medicine ignore this huge piece of the puzzle of overall wellness that affects us both physically and mentally?  On the flip-side, because we are so highly conductive and rely on proper electrical function to be healthy, it is imperative to protect our conductive health by shielding it from the man-made electrical fields.  The simple activity of consistent grounding can allow for various benefits such as reducing depression, lowering stress and blood pressure, and often simply increasing happiness.

Laura brings her vast knowledge from both traditional and alternative medicine to provide helpful insight that can even fit into a 21st-century life.

About Mental Health News Radio Network

Mental Health News Radio Network hosts over 90 podcasts dedicated to all aspects of mental health. It is the world’s first and largest podcast network dedicated to all things mental health. Its Speakers’ Bureau and filmed series such as Mixed Nuts: Comedians and Mental Health allow it to further its mission to reach as many people in as many places as possible to encourage dialogue about mental health.

 

About Laura Koniver, MD

After the life-changing experience of motherhood gave Laura Koniver, MD, currently a holistic physician and traditionally trained general practitioner, an entirely new outlook at wellness she left traditional medicine and branched into a new way of practicing focusing on the body as a whole combining traditional practices with alternative holistic approaches based on medical science.  As a mother of two and a soon to be empty-nester, she recently published her 4th and favorite book, The Earth Prescription, a family-friendly book full of hundreds of ideas on how to incorporate grounding into even busy daily routines.  You can find her book on Amazon as well as on her website: https://www.intuition-physician.com/

Contacts

To book MHNR Network podcasters or CEO for your media outlet: info@mhnrnetwork.com


For all PR inquiries contact Ryan McCormick via our PR team: ryan@goldmanmccormick.com

NEW Podcast to MHNR Network:  Timeout for Mental Health for Men and Their Mental Health with Tim Krass

Tim Krass brings listeners Timeout For Mental Health,  his new podcast helping men find help with understanding that often anger, violence, and substance abuse are frequently driven by unmanaged mental health issues and how to seek help.

“The key point with this book and podcast is that my harrowing, dramatic personal story weaves its way throughout the book. I lived with depression, suicide attempts, and have studied masculinity for more than thirty-seven years. My diagnosed condition of severe depressive disorder that is recurring was the reason that I abused marijuana, that I had the knife in my hand in order to slit my wrists and bleed out. This condition ruined my business and personal relationships and retarded my growth as a human being. My condition was a factor in causing my heart attack as well as expanding the size of my ego, which stopped me from having a relationship with God, which limits the quality of life, I believe.” – Tim Krass.

The WHO (World Health Organization) specifies that approximately 300 million suffer from depression worldwide, but that only half ever receive treatment.  Too often men do not seek help for what are legitimate health issues.  The stigma attached to mental health that exists within our society and our social norms do not lend to men seeking help.  Statistically, of those who do receive treatment, 90% find an improvement to their issue (CNN).

Tim and his guests bring their personal experiences to the table to help other men begin their path to improving their mental health. Using past experiences with addiction and depression combined with his focus on positive masculinity, Tim strives to help other men understand that quite often their anger, hatred, violence, fighting, substance abuse can all be manifestations of unchecked mental health issues as well as an unhealthy view of what masculinity truly is.  Both of these can lead to unhealthy relationships, difficulties at work, and even legal issues.

Tim Krass is here to help men understand his key points:

  1. Depression plays a serious health risk in a man’s life.
  2. Risky behavior, frequently driven by addictions, is often driven by unchecked depression stemming from internal feelings and emotions that are not being managed.
  3. How to deal with anger, hatred, violence, fighting, domestic violence, rape, and suicidal ideations.
  4. Today’s masculinity norms are a deterrent to a man’s health, happiness, and most relationships.
  5. What healthy masculinity really is and is not, and how to live life with honor, courage, and ruthless compassion.
  6. How to have trusting relationships with other men.
  7. *The utmost necessity to have the courage to ask for help.
  8. *Men are human and have feelings and emotions like everyone else.  It is okay to share these feelings and emotions with the right people, at the right time, and in the right place.
  9. *Where to get help for mental health issues, depression, masculinity issues, and suicidal ideations.
  10.  Life is in session 24/7/365, and any circumstance CAN be handled with help.  Risky behaviors and a show of force is many times unnecessary and that you DON’T have to swallow your gun!
  11. A life of health and happiness is available for everyone.

* Notably the most important

 

About Mental Health News Radio Network

Mental Health News Radio Network hosts over 90 podcasts dedicated to all aspects of mental health. It is the world’s first and largest podcast network dedicated to all things mental health. Its Speakers’ Bureau and film series such as Mixed Nuts: Comedians and Mental Health allow it to further its mission to reach as many people in as many places as possible to encourage dialogue about mental health.

 

About Tim Krass

Tim Krass is a veteran media and entertainment executive, as well as a leadership coach for business executives. Krass holds a B.A. in Business Administration from Georgetown University and an M.A. in Sport Management from Ohio State University. Krass has had executive roles with major media companies such as FOX and Univision. Krass has studied masculinity and taught leadership training for more than thirty-seven years. Krass resides in Redondo Beach, CA, where he is an active participant in recovery meetings regarding marijuana, depression, and alcohol, as well as working one on one with men regarding alcoholism, addiction, and masculinity issues, that occur both at home and in the workplace.

Contacts

To book MHNR Network podcasters or CEO for your media outlet: info@mhnrnetwork.com

For all PR inquiries contact Ryan McCormick via our PR team: ryan@goldmanmccormick.com

NEW to MHNR Network! Transpired With Seth Carlson, a Podcast to Help Those Within the Transgender Community

Mental Health News Radio Network Welcomes Transpired With Seth Carlson, a Podcast to Help the Transgender Community and Those that Love Them.

“Everyone deserves to feel validated in their struggles, and everyone deserves to not feel like a burden or an outcast. I want to use my voice and platform to inform and provide insight so that life can be a little easier through their journey. I want to let those parents know, to let those questioning their gender know, that I’ve been through this, and they can absolutely get through it too. Happiness is on the other side of this.” – Seth Carlson

After the mother of a client had an incredible emotional impact on Seth Carlson he decided to begin his podcast, Transpired.  His client’s mother shared her tears of joy after her own transgender child used the tools he had learned from Seth to successfully make it through a very rough and suicidal time.  Seth’s goal is to gain a broader reach and help as many people that are struggling and questioning their gender, their parents, and anyone who just wants to understand a little bit more.  As a life coach and mentor to those within the transgender community, Seth uses his own life experiences and everything he’s learned while mentoring within the community to help others know that they are not alone and that they can get through this.

Seth feels that the most important thing that cisgender individuals (those that identify with their born gender) need to try to understand that it’s more than just a label. Being transgender comes with some of the most difficult mental health struggles imaginable. He wishes to use his knowledge and experience to help those struggling with their own issues.

 

About Mental Health News Radio Network

Mental Health News Radio Network hosts over 90 podcasts dedicated to all aspects of mental health. It is the world’s first and largest podcast network dedicated to all things mental health. Its Speakers’ Bureau and filmed series such as Mixed Nuts: Comedians and Mental Health allow it to further its mission to reach as many people in as many places as possible to encourage dialogue about mental health.

 

About Seth Carlson

Seth Carlson is a freelance writer, a musician, speaker from North Carolina. He is a post-surgery transgender man who remains on hormones. He is notably known as “The Trans Life Coach” in and around the community, where he offers one-on-one mentoring sessions for transgender youth and adults alike.

 

Contacts

To book MHNR Network podcasters or CEO for your media outlet: info@mhnrnetwork.com

For all PR inquiries contact Ryan McCormick via our PR team: ryan@goldmanmccormick.com

NEW to MHNR Network!  Unlock Your True Potential with IndividuationNOW Hosted by Anthony Metten

Anthony Metten Brings Us IndividuationNOW, a New Podcast Discussing Exactly How to Achieve the Personal, Career, and Business Successes that Come with Being Your Authentic Self.

 “My goal is to reach as many people as possible, and make the word Individuation mainstream, and understood by the masses — at all stages of life — and provide the empowering, breakthrough concept of IndividuationNOW and a powerful set of constructs that will help them attain truly life-changing insights.” – Anthony Metten

Anthony Metton invites everyone to jump in and take a ride as he asks, “Are you going to go through this life as the driver, understanding the process and where it is taking you, or will you be the white-knuckled passenger holding on for dear life?” Anthony has helped thousands enact their own personal visions and journeys. His work as a corporate trainer, keynote speaker, and International Coach Federation Professional Certified Coach led him to the theory of ‘individuation.’

Individuation is the transformation we take in order to become distinct and decide what will distinguish us from others. During this pandemic, without a ‘normal’ in the foreseeable future, people of all walks of life are feeling anxiety, strife, and uncertainty about many things. Anthony is here to help unlock what is really at the core of who we are as the results can be fascinating, profound, and possibly even life-changing.

IndividuationNOW is all about recognizing that who you are from birth isn’t necessarily who you are meant to be as an adult and that it truly is up to you.

 

About Mental Health News Radio Network

Mental Health News Radio Network hosts over 90 podcasts dedicated to all aspects of mental health. It is the world’s first and largest podcast network dedicated to all things mental health. Its Speakers’ Bureau and filmed series such as Mixed Nuts: Comedians and Mental Health allow it to further its mission to reach as many people in as many places as possible to encourage dialogue about mental health.

 

About Anthony Metten

Anthony Metten, Corporate Trainer, Keynote Speaker, and International Coach Federation Professional Certified Coach brings us his vast knowledge born from rigorous introspection, bold vulnerability, and the experience of having helped thousands further enrich their lives. He believes that self-awareness is the gatekeeper of all things great in life. His methodology blends the tenets of psychology, career counseling, and real-world experience.

As one who began his life as a high-school dropout, he became a bank executive even before earning his Master’s degree. He realized that throughout every step of his initial journey, he was focusing on being ‘good enough’ and on seeking the approval of others.  He had to stop trying to please others and chose to make himself happy.  Now at 57 years old, he has quit his corporate job and has begun attending school full time.  He has a drive to always continue to find a better version of himself.

 

Contacts

To book MHNR Network podcasters or CEO for your media outlet: info@mhnrnetwork.com

For all PR inquiries contact Ryan McCormick via our PR team: ryan@goldmanmccormick.com

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