From Maroon 5 Drummer to Mental Health Advocate with Ryan Dusick

Send us Fan MailRyan Dusick shares his transformative journey from founding drummer of Maroon 5 to licensed therapist and mental health advocate after losing his music career at the height of the band's success.• Started Maroon 5 (originally Cars Flowers) at age 16 with high school friends including Adam Levine• Signed their first record deal at 18, experienced initial failure before finding their authentic sound• Spent a decade developing before Songs About Jane became a multi-platinum success• Suffered career-ending physical and mental health issues just as the band achieved global fame• Fell into alcoholism and depression after leaving the band at their peak• Found new purpose through recovery and service to others• Became a licensed marriage and family therapist specializing in addiction and music industry issues• Authored memoir "Harder to Breathe" about his experience with fame, loss and recovery• Discovered that helping others was the key to rebuilding self-esteem• Believes staying teachable and curious are essential traits for resilienceIf you've enjoyed this episode, head over to Apple Podcasts to subscribe and leave a review for a chance to win a $25,000 private VIP date with Terry L Fossum himself. Visit ComebackChroniclesPodcast.com for Terry's free gift.Support the show