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  • Part 2: How Gary Cooper Surrendered to Win!
    Gary C. Cooper is the Executive Chairman of Palmetto Infusion, the CEO & Founder of The Carolus Company, and most recently, the Author of The Success Paradox: How to Surrender & Win in Business and in Life. The book is a Wall Street Journal Bestseller and ranked #1 Bestseller on Amazon in 4 categories as well as #1 New Release in 6 categories. It has also been featured on B&N's list of Top 100 Bestselling eBooks.

    The companies he leads are on a mission to improve the lives of families and communities in the Carolinas and beyond. Gary built his businesses based on a set of core values: kindness, caring, laughter, and extreme generosity. He is an advocate of servant leadership.

    His career has been dedicated to providing healthcare that enables people to remain independent, and he enjoyed a great deal of success in home healthcare, home medical equipment, hospice, private duty nursing, home infusion, and ambulatory infusion clinics.

    In the next chapter of his career, Gary is focused on sharing his profound experiences in business, leadership, and personal development.
    20 min
  • Part 1: How Gary Cooper Surrendered to Win!
    Gary C. Cooper is the Executive Chairman of Palmetto Infusion, the CEO & Founder of The Carolus Company, and most recently, the Author of The Success Paradox: How to Surrender & Win in Business and in Life. The book is a Wall Street Journal Bestseller and ranked #1 Bestseller on Amazon in 4 categories as well as #1 New Release in 6 categories. It has also been featured on B&N's list of Top 100 Bestselling eBooks.


    The companies he leads are on a mission to improve the lives of families and communities in the Carolinas and beyond. Gary built his businesses based on a set of core values: kindness, caring, laughter, and extreme generosity. He is an advocate of servant leadership. His career has been dedicated to providing healthcare that enables people to remain independent, and he enjoyed a great deal of success in home healthcare, home medical equipment, hospice, private duty nursing, home infusion, and ambulatory infusion clinics.

    In the next chapter of his career, Gary is focused on sharing his profound experiences in business, leadership, and personal development, and recounting the story of how he transformed himself and his business.

    On the podcast, Gary tells his story of seemingly having it all while slowly dying on the inside. His comeback story is uplifting and powerful!!
    23 min
  • Former Pro Football Player Randy Grimes Helps Athletes Find Recovery
    A former professional football player whose career spanned 10 years with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Randy Grimes spent 20+ years battling an addiction to pain killers developed while treating career- related injuries. He now uses his inspiring story of recovery and his 12+ years in the addictions industry to help victims of drug and alcohol abuse, as an Interventionist and the founding advocate at Pro Athletes In Recovery.
    In 2012, Randy launched “Pro Athletes in Recovery,” a program designed to help athletes of all levels and anyone else find treatment for addiction and mental health while offering continued support for those already in recovery. Due to the success of Pro Athletes in Recovery, Randy has partnered with the NFL, NHL, Gridiron Greats, After The Impact Fund, MLB, Baseball Assistance Fund, The Jockeys Guild, MMA, PGA, LPGA, NBA, Motorsports Safety Group, Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority, and a host of collegiate programs to bring further awareness and treatment services to professional and collegiate athletes and their families. As a result, 100’s of former professional and collegiate athletes, as well as 100’s of non athletes have since been treated. Randy’s passion does not end with athletes; he is committed to helping all families find balance and peace of mind. Randy believes that “when families get well, addicts get well.” Randy has performed countless interventions across the U.S. and in five countries—bringing hope and healing when all seemed lost.
    Randy has been an exemplary ambassador and example of the power of professional treatment. Married for 41 years to his college sweetheart, Lydia, who is also a Certified Family Addiction Coach, they have two children and four grandchildren. Randy is regularly a commentator on numerous national TV networks and media including NFL Network, Anderson Cooper, Father Albert, CNN, Fox Sports, MSNBC, Fox News, SiriusXM Sports, New York Times, New York Daily News, Sports Illustrated and countless others. He has also authored a book titled “Off Center”. A memoir of his career and addiction journey. His “Never Give Up” attitude translates from the gridiron to recovery. On his recovery, Randy states: “God didn’t open the gates of heaven and let me in....He opened the gates of hell and let me out!”

    OffCenterTheBook.com
    RandyGrimesSpeaks.com
    ProAthletesInRecovery.org
    49 min
  • Marine Corps Veteran Turned Cowboy Michael Parker
    Michael Parker is a Marine Corps veteran, turned cowboy, entrepreneur, and mental health advocate. After leaving the Marines, Michael struggled with his mental health, leading to incarceration and multiple suicide attempts. Driven by a desire to understand his mental health and take back the reins in his life, he started searching for alternative ways to heal, besides medication. He discovered his healing through nature and horses. The same selflessness that led him to enlist fueled him to help others gain a "second chance" in their lives. In 2019, Michael set out on his journey to bring his dream to life, creating Second Chance Rehabilitation Ranch. Michael is also the host of Second Chance Podcast where he interviews veterans, first responders, and mental health advocates, sharing their stories to help listeners find hope and a fulfilled life on the other side of mistakes and trauma.

    Second Chance Rehabilitation Ranch: https://2crranch.com/

    Podcast: https://2crranch.com/podcast
    28 min
  • Andrew Douglas Supports First Responders Through siento
    First Responders face a unique set of challenges on a daily basis. Andrew Douglas knows this firsthand as his personal trauma coupled with the daily traumas of being a firefighter led him to a suicide attempt. Instead of walking away, he has decided to help his "brothers and sisters" face their pain and heal.
    In His Own Words:
    After dedicating years of my life to serving my community as a firefighter/paramedic and union leader, I experienced the personal struggle of dealing with PTSD. Recognizing the importance of mental health support, I co-founded siento, a stigma-free mobile application platform designed to help first responders and professionals in high-stress industries.

    At siento, our mission is to provide a safe and anonymous space for people to share their feelings, connect with others who understand their challenges, and access the mental health assistance they need. We believe that by fostering an environment of understanding and compassion, we can make a positive impact on the lives of those who serve our communities and work under immense pressure.

    As a passionate advocate for mental health, I am committed to raising awareness about the importance of mental well-being, and to breaking down barriers that prevent people from seeking the help they need. Let's work together to support and uplift those who dedicate their lives to helping others.


    https://www.facebook.com/andrew.douglas.334


    https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrew-douglas-b358b4226/


    https://www.instagram.com/the_fresh_outdoors/

    Tiktok: @thefreshoutdoors

    https://www.linkedin.com/company/siento-inc/?viewAsMember=true
    www.siento.io





    32 min
  • Black Men Meditate with Dejr Bostick
    July Is BIPOC Mental Health Month and Youturn Health wants to recognize mental health advocate Dejr Bostick and highlight the incredible work he is doing.

    According to Black Health Matters, "Depression among Black men is an oft-unspoken pain that deeply affects the health and quality of life of Black people. In fact, the most current review of evidence on Black men and depression suggests a prevalence of five percent to 10 percent. This figure may be much larger, as depression is commonly underdiagnosed. Even more, the failure to adequately address the roots of Black male depression is undermining our communities and keeping us blind to the deep harm of historical and structural racism.

    Dejr Bostick is on a mission to reduce stigma and encourage black men to take care of their mental health through an organization he founded called Black Men Meditate.


    Dejr Bostick, born in Miami, Florida, is a college-educated Marine veteran and one of nine children. Known as the "human spirit whisperer," he has devoted 15 years to understanding human behavior and the impact of meditation and mindfulness on personal transformation. In 2018, Bostick founded Black Men Meditate to provide a safe space for men of color facing stress, anxiety, systemic racism, and societal biases. He is also a recognized financial leader with over 15 years of experience in financial management and consultation. Bostick believes that success in both business and life can be achieved through a focused and attentive mind, which he has achieved through his practice of meditation and mindfulness. He has worked with educational institutions to create mindfulness programs and has spoken at events such as the Clemson University National Men of Color Summit, the Global Society of Engineers, and education centers. He currently runs transformation programs for black male professionals.

    https://www.instagram.com/blkmenmeditate/?hl=en
    31 min
  • John Watson on Overcoming a 22-Year Opioid Addiction

    According to NIH, "Opioid use disorder and opioid addiction remain at epidemic levels in the U.S. and worldwide. Three million US citizens and 16 million individuals worldwide have had or currently suffer from opioid use disorder (OUD). More than 500,000 in the United States are dependent on heroin."

    John Watson was seventeen when his best friend was in an accident and given OxyContin for the pain. Kids being kids, John and his friend discovered that this pill made them feel very good. At the time, no one knew the addictive nature of these drugs and John thought he was just having fun and experimenting. Eight years later, he realized he was trapped and could not stop using on his own. When he couldn't find any on the street, he turned to heroin, something he said he would NEVER do. Listen to John tell his story about how opioids highjacked his brain, stole years of his life and almost killed him. Despite knowing he was on a downward spiral for years, his family never turned their back on him. If you want to better understand the realities of opioid addiction and gain hope when it seems all is lost, listen to John Watson's story and you will know that everyone can recover.

    28 min
  • Sean Riley and Rich Jones are Changing the Way we Support First Responders
    Sean Riley and Rich Jones are NOT waiting for ANYONE to hit rock bottom. Using the peer support model from Responder Health and Youturn Health they are changing the way First Responders get help.
    In an industry filled with anxiety, depression, PTSD, and suicidal ideation, something has to be done differently to meet these brave men and women where they are. First Responders take care of us, we need to care for them!! 7 days a week/ 24 hours a day!!
    Rich Jones is the Chief Clinical Officer at Youturn Health.
    Sean started his law enforcement career as San Diego County Deputy Sheriff in 1987 and then relocated to Washington in 1990 and spent over 16 years with the Kirkland Police Department. Sean’s many accomplishments include being a member of the International Homicide Investigator’s Association, a Homicide and Sexual Assault Detective, a D.A.R.E. Officer, a Gang Officer, and a certified trainer. He is also credited with solving one of the first-ever elder abuse homicide cases in the nation.
    Sean started his law enforcement career as San Diego County Deputy Sheriff in 1987 and then relocated to Washington in 1990 and spent over 16 years with the Kirkland Police Department. Sean’s many accomplishments include being a member of the International Homicide Investigator’s Association, a Homicide and Sexual Assault Detective, a D.A.R.E. Officer, a Gang Officer, and a certified trainer. He is also credited with solving one of the first-ever elder abuse homicide cases in the nation.
    Recognized as an exciting national keynote speaker and trainer in high demand, Sean travels throughout the United States to share his inspirational story, and cutting-edge training in a non-traditional, interactive format. Riley hits those controversial topics “head-on” that have traditionally been taboo in the first responder population.
    Safe Call Now® provides public safety employees, all emergency services personnel, and their family members nationwide with a simple and confidential way to ask for help. Staffed by first responders, former first responders, and public safety professionals, Safe Call Now® is a safe and confidential place to turn to get help from individuals who understand the demands of a first responder career.
    Safe Call Now® is a confidential, comprehensive 24-hour crisis referral service for all public safety employees, all emergency services personnel, and their family members nationwide. Safe Call Now® was started in 2009 after landmark legislation guaranteed confidentiality nationwide for all who call the Safe Call Now® crisis line which is staffed by current and former first responders.
    https://responderhealth.com/
    Make a Safe Call Now: 206-459-3020 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
    44 min
  • Replay-Addiction and Recovery: Disrupting 50 Years of Misinformation
    Greg Williams blew the lid off of anonymity with his ground-breaking film The Anonymous People. Join youlearnyouturn as we discuss the need for the recovery community to level up even more, in the face of unprecedented substance use and mental health crisis. Greg goes deep into the need for systemic restructuring. We spent time on financial incentives and reimbursement. We address the need to move SUD services into mainstream healthcare settings. NO MORE blindly sending people off to rehab with false hope. If substance use disorder is a healthcare issue, let's treat it like a healthcare issue.
    42 min
  • Being, Living, Knowing with Simran Singh
    Have you ever been homesick and not known why? Whether struggling with substance use disorder or any other kind of mental health issue, we all just want to find our way home. Simran has taken that journey and gives us a road map to finding the divine that lives within each of us.
    Her books are meant to be read over time and gently remind us that we already have everything we need.



    SIMRAN, — mystic and mentor — is publisher of 11:11 Magazine, host of 11:11 Talk Radio and the author of multiple gold award winning books including Conversations With The Universe, (2) Your Journey to Enlightenment and (3) Your Journey to Love. Her latest is a trilogy of self-realization titled: (1) LIVING… The 7 Blessings of Human Experience, (2) BEING… The 7 Illusions That Derail Personal Power, Purpose and Peace and (3) KNOWING… The 7 Human Expressions of Grace. SIMRAN is a speaker, artist, author and catalyst for love, compassion and humanity. She advocates for the Visionary and Mystic within each person by creating and sharing conscious, uplifting and inspirational resources. SIMRAN creates art, books, and online courses that bridge humanity’s experience and expression of darkness and light. Also a Tedx speaker, SIMRAN is the creator of the One-Woman Show, The Rebel Road… Connecting the Dots from What Was to What Is.
    www.1111mag.com www.iamsimran.com
    58 min

About You Too?

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You Too? Yes! Me too. I have a story that is uniquely mine yet very similar to yours. I have loved ones who have suffered from mental health issues and substance misuse. I have struggled with both. We have all gone through things that have shaped our lives, changed us for the better, and given us a story worth telling.