Most people who suffer from childhood and adult trauma/abuse do not seek medical help due to the stigma and shame associated with their experiences. We need a Healing Movement to reach out to them directly, let them know that healing is possible, and provide them the resources and support they need to get started.

How have we come to a place where one in six Americans is taking some kind of psychiatric drug? And how has the overall use of drugs like antidepressants gone up by a factor of SIX in just 20 years?

Our current need for substances to soothe our emotional pain, and the devastating human consequences that often arise from them, seem greater now than ever before. Why is this so?

The #MeToo movement has helped many survivors find their voice, but the truth remains that most survivors are struggling in secret.

In the Conclusion chapter of the book, For the Love of Katlyn, I recount how Katlyn came to me in a powerful vivid dream when I was filled with doubt about whether I could complete the painful story about her death.

This week my first book, For the Love of Katlyn - Principles and Practices for a Better Life, will publish in her honor. It is my gift of love to Katlyn, and so it seems fitting to offer the book to others on Valentine’s Day.