10/13/2024
Join Sandtrice Russell (Tree the LPC) for an insightful episode of the podcast as we sit down with Kenneth Reddick II, the CEO of Brothers Brunch Foundation and a self-proclaimed "Motivational Conversationalist." Kenneth's journey is one of resilience and transformation, marked by his decades-long battle with alcohol addiction and the legal challenges he encountered along the way.
In this candid conversation, Kenneth shares the raw details of his struggle with addiction spanning nearly 30 years, shedding light on the difficulties he faced and the impact it had on his life. He opens up about the legal hurdles he confronted, providing a glimpse into the harsh realities of addiction and its consequences.
Since achieving sobriety, Kenneth has dedicated himself to helping others through his organization, Brothers Brunch Foundation, which operates in both Douglasville, GA, and his hometown of Jacksonville, FL. Through conversational events and community outreach, Kenneth creates safe spaces for men to prioritize self-care and healing.
In this episode, Kenneth emphasizes the importance of therapy in his journey to wellness, highlighting the transformative power of seeking professional help. He also offers valuable insights into black men's mental health, addressing the unique challenges and stigmas that often surround it.
Don't miss this enlightening discussion as Kenneth shares his experiences, wisdom, and passion for promoting mental wellness among men. Tune in to gain valuable perspective and inspiration for your own journey towards healing and self-discovery.
Connect with Kenneth
Website: https://www.brothersbrunchfoundation.com
FB: Brothers Brunch Foundation
IG: https://www.instagram.com/brothersbrunchfoundationinc
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This Podcast is not a substitute for therapy.