Keep Moving Forward Podcast with SFC Ronald "Dave" Smith US Army (ret)

EPISODE 5: DR. SHARON YOUNG

UPDATE

Episode 4: Justin McQueary

Justin is a law enforcement officer who currently serves. He had some very interesting things to say about the state of various topics including the Second Amendment and also mental health care delivery and what he sees in the community that he serves. Justin also brought to light some of the challenges that currently face law enforcement including pay and other issues. It was an open and honest conversation that had some differences of opinion and made it a very enjoyable 90 minutes. Justin has also been through the 22zero.org program and had some wonderful things to say about his experience with the organization. To support the podcast, subscribe via Spotify or Apple Podcasts or on our sign-up page here:  SUBSCRIBE [https://dennischapmanbooks.ac-page.com/KMFPLPDiscount].  Remember that 50% of all our profits go back to support mental health and housing programs for the Military, Veterans, Law Enforcement, and First Responders.  You can also make a one-time or recurring donation via our subscription page.  Your support ensures that we can continue to bring you content and support those who have chosen to live their lives in service to others.

Episode 3: Tia May

Tia May is a US Army Veteran as well as an aspiring race car driver. Tia talks candidly about her struggles with mental health and how she is now finding her path. Tia and I also highlight the difficulties of navigating the VA system and the difficulties it presents. We also highlight how traditional therapy isn't the best way for some to address their mental health concerns. Tia is a graduate of 22zero.org, a non-profit that provides mental health services free of charge to veterans, law enforcement, first responders, and their families. She is also seeking any sponsorship opportunities to continue her aspiring racing career and to help her explore adrenaline therapy programs for veterans. To support the podcast, subscribe via Spotify or Apple Podcasts or on our sign-up page here:  SUBSCRIBE [https://dennischapmanbooks.ac-page.com/KMFPLPDiscount].  Remember that 50% of all our profits go back to support mental health and housing programs for the Military, Veterans, Law Enforcement, and First Responders.  You can also make a one-time or recurring donation via our subscription page.  Your support ensures that we can continue to bring you content and support those who have chosen to live their lives in service to others.

Episode 2: Janeen Baquette

Janeen is a veteran of both the US Air Force and Law Enforcement. Our discussion took us down many different paths and touched on many different aspects of mental health awareness for both military and law enforcement veterans. Janeen also operates a non-profit organization, called k9forfreedom.org that provides critical instance response animals to agencies around the country that help first responders and law enforcement at difficult scenes. You can find out more about her organization here: https://k9sforfreedom.org/ [https://k9sforfreedom.org/] To support the podcast, subscribe via Spotify or Apple Podcasts or on our sign-up page here:  SUBSCRIBE [https://dennischapmanbooks.ac-page.com/KMFPLPDiscount].  Remember that 50% of all our profits go back to support mental health and housing programs for the Military, Veterans, Law Enforcement, and First Responders.  You can also make a one-time or recurring donation via our subscription page.  Your support ensures that we can continue to bring you content and support those who have chosen to live their lives in service to others.

Episode 1: Dr. Pamella Arnell

Dr. Pamella Arnell is the director of 22zero.org. A non-profit organization whose goal it is to eventually end the epidemic of suicide among Veterans. Although not a veteran herself, 22zero.org offers free mental health services to veterans and military, law enforcement, and first responders and their families at no cost to the individuals. To support the podcast, subscribe via Spotify or Apple Podcasts or on our sign-up page here:  SUBSCRIBE [https://dennischapmanbooks.ac-page.com/KMFPLPDiscount].  Remember that 50% of all our profits go back to support mental health and housing programs for the Military, Veterans, Law Enforcement, and First Responders.  You can also make a one-time or recurring donation via our subscription page.  Your support ensures that we can continue to bring you content and support those who have chosen to live their lives in service to others.