From Rock Frontman to Mental Health Advocate: Johnny Crowder's Journey
Episode Overview
Johnny Crowder shares his journey from battling mental health issues to becoming an advocate. The importance of daily habits in maintaining mental wellness. How music has played a crucial role in Johnny's recovery. The creation and impact of Cope Notes, a text-based mental health support system. The role of faith in Johnny's recovery journey.
"Recovery is my full-time job. It's more important to me than anything else."
In this episode of The Sober Truth Podcast, George Wood, also known as the Tattooed Pastor, has an engaging conversation with Johnny Crowder, a mental health advocate, TEDx speaker, musician, and founder of Cope Notes. Johnny shares his incredible journey from being a rock frontman to becoming a prominent mental health advocate. He talks about his struggles with schizophrenia, OCD, PTSD, and bipolar disorder, and how he found his path to healing and purpose.
The episode highlights Johnny's innovative mental health support system, Cope Notes, which uses text messages to provide support and encouragement to those in need. He also discusses his experiences with his band Prison and how music has been a crucial part of his recovery and creative expression. Johnny's story is one of resilience and transformation, offering hope and inspiration to anyone facing similar challenges.
This episode is packed with personal anecdotes, practical advice, and a touch of humour, making it a must-listen for anyone interested in mental health and recovery. Tune in to hear Johnny's powerful message about the importance of faith, creativity, and daily habits in maintaining mental wellness.