Meadows Behavioral Healthcare
Meadows Behavioral Healthcare
S6 E4: Magnus Johnson on Mission 22
S6 E4: Magnus Johnson on Mission 22
S6 E4: Magnus Johnson on Mission 22
Friday 10th November 2023
Magnus Johnson, former Green Beret, discusses his journey to founding Mission 22, supporting veterans' mental health through innovative programs.
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Episode Overview
- Magnus Johnson reflects on his military service and the slow erosion of his identity
- He shares the origin story of Mission 22 and its impactful social art projects
- Magnus details the comprehensive health and wellness program at Mission 22
- He emphasises the importance of addressing trauma and the need for mental health coaching for veterans
- Magnus's story highlights the resilience and transformative potential of individuals who have experienced trauma
I was frustrated and annoyed with her mom because I couldn't hear the radio. The mom was crying and I couldn't hear the radio. You know what I mean? And we needed to get the radio to get the helicopter to save her, obviously. But I noticed that in myself. Like I'm irritated about the crying because I can't hear the radio. And it wasn't like, oh, it's so hard. It's so frustrating. It's so overwhelming. No, it was like I oh, it's so hard. It's so frustrating. It's so overwhelming. No, it was like, I was, it was irritation.
What happens when a Green Beret transitions from the battlefield to a mission of healing? In this episode of 'Beyond Theory', Magnus Johnson, the founder of Mission 22, shares his remarkable journey. As a former Green Beret, Magnus faced intense combat situations that slowly chipped away at his identity. His experiences in the military led him to recognize the urgent need for mental health support among veterans.
This realization spurred him to establish Mission 22, a nonprofit dedicated to tackling veteran suicide and mental health issues. Magnus talks about his military service, the struggles he faced upon returning home, and the transformative power of addressing trauma head-on. He highlights the importance of mental health coaching and social art projects as vital components in the continuum of care for veterans.
Through his story, you'll gain a deeper understanding of the resilience required to overcome trauma and the incredible potential for transformation. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in veteran affairs, mental health, or personal stories of resilience.