I Lost Everything Then Built A Therapy Empire

If they can feed you they can starve you." That is why James emancipated himself at 16 and never looked back. James is a licensed therapist, Army veteran, foster care survivor, and founder of Men to Heal. He lost his father at five, became a ward of the state at eight, deployed twice in combat, and built a therapy practice, a book, a board game, and a Ted X talk from nothing. In this episode you will walk away with three things: why the image of depression keeps Black men from ever asking for help, why your partner was never equipped to hold what you handed them and why that is not their fault, and why the eulogy is always too late to say what you should have said while he was still here. Listen now on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. New episodes every Monday at 6AM.