Jeff Friedman
Jeff Friedman
Allen Minor #MentalHealth Advocate and #Poet
Allen Minor #MentalHealth Advocate and #Poet
Allen Minor #MentalHealth Advocate and #Poet
Wednesday 11th May 2016
Join Jeff Friedman and poet Allen Minor as they discuss trauma recovery, addiction, and the healing power of poetry on the 'Trauma Informed Podcast'.
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44 minutes
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Author:
Jeff Friedman
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Categories:
Recovery from Trauma
Healing from Sexual Trauma
Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
Healing Relationships
Creative Recovery Journeys
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Get the buttons here!Allen Minor: Healing Through Poetry and Advocacy
The combat hippies are fantastic for offering a voice to the veterans who cannot speak for themselves. I feel that's the overall mission of all of us, the combat hippies or anyone really to start that conversation.
Imagine finding solace in words after the chaos of combat. That's exactly what Allen Minor, a mental health advocate and poet, has done. In this episode of the 'Trauma Informed Podcast', hosted by Jeff Friedman, Allen shares his remarkable journey from the battlefield to the stage. As a member of the Combat Hippies, a spoken word group made up of veterans, Allen uses poetry to convey powerful messages about post-traumatic growth.
His story is not just about surviving trauma but transforming it into something beautiful and healing. Through candid conversation, Allen opens up about his struggles with addiction and the societal challenges that impact mental health. Jeff and Allen delve into the crucial role of creative expression in recovery, highlighting how poetry can be a lifeline for those grappling with their mental health. This episode is a heartfelt exploration of resilience and the importance of advocating for mental health awareness.
Whether you're a veteran, a mental health professional, or someone seeking inspiration, Allen's story offers hope and a reminder that growth can emerge from the darkest places.