Adam A. Meyers is a Police Captain with the Hartford Township Police Department and Certified Peer Specialist in the state of Wisconsin. In April 2016, Adam was involved in a critical incident that changed his life forever when he used deadly force on someone who armed themselves with a hatchet inside a busy department. Adam has faced many personal and professional mental health challenges after his critical incident, and it has taken him many years to get back on track. As a Mental Health Advocate he takes every opportunity to speak about his personal and professional challenges with mental health after his critical incident in the line of duty in 2016. Adam is the Founder of Stop The Threat - Stop The Stigma. Adam says his overall goal for establishing this initiative is to promote Law Enforcement Wellness and inspire other Law Enforcement Professionals, and those who work on the frontline, to speak about their own mental health.

Roland Ferris and Navah Horomona gives us a glimpse into Maoridom and their connectedness to the natural and spiritual realms. The conversation also explores religion vs spirituality,  which some may view as a contentious or divisive topics... but it's a discussion that needs to be had. 

Roland and Navah have a strong background in the Mormon church, and candidly discuss their disillusionment with religion, and eventual transformation into Christ consciousness. 

In this episode, we explore the world of Equine Assisted Therapy with Felicity Rideout. Felicity is the principal and founder of the Equine Assisted Wellbeing Institute, specializing in training and certification of equine-assisted therapy practitioners. With a background in psychology and postgraduate studies in educational neuroscience, she brings a deep understanding of neurodiversity, trauma, and the horse-human connection. A self-confessed ‘horse-mad girl’ in her youth, she credits her horses with providing purpose, belonging, and connection during life’s toughest moments. Now, as a single parent to three neurodivergent children, Felicity combines professional expertise with lived experience to deliver an evidence-based, human-centred approach to equine-assisted therapy practitioner training. Felicity is contactable at:

https://equineassistedwellbeinginstitute.com.au

Insta: equineassistedwellbeing

There is a rhythm to healing—a sound beneath the surface of the mind, calling us back to ourselves. To our essence. To our truth.

In this episode, we step into a sacred space of transformation with Luke Kalani—a sound healer, guide, and bridge between the seen and unseen. Through the resonance of sound and the wisdom of plant medicine, Luke holds space for those seeking to release, realign, and reclaim the parts of themselves that may have been lost.

What you'll discover in this episode:

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A/Snr/Sgt Anthony Pymm joins us to share his experiences with PTSD, how it manifested, the impact it had on his family life, and his recovery journey.

My guest on this episode of The Reclaim Project Podcast is Brooke McIntosh - a truly inspiring young woman who’s going to extraordinary lengths to shine a light on mental health and suicide prevention. Brooke’s mission isn’t just about raising awareness; it’s personal. After facing her own struggles with mental health, she’s now channeling that experience into a movement of passion, courage, and grit. Settle in for an honest, heartwarming conversation that will leave you truly inspired. If you'd like to get in touch to support or sponsor Brooke's mission, visit [email protected].

A serious health scare in his mid-thirties caused Lachie Samuel to pivot and focus on self-care and self-love, which he says he had been lacking all his life. Lachie shares his story of battling with low self-esteem and self-worth, and his constant search of external gratification to fill a void which he now realizes can only be filled internally.

The amazing Shivani Shah joins us to discuss all things wellbeing. A physiotherapist by profession, Shivani highlights the importance of an all-encompassing approach to wellness. We discuss spirituality, being emotionally and mentally robust, and of course physical wellbeing. 

A once highly successful businessman, Davey Rowe joins us to discuss how a period of misfortune caused him to pivot into what has become his life purpose... helping men rediscover their authentic selves.