Time To Relax
This week we’re releasing a day early! It’s time to talk about how it’s important that we use this weekend to relax. Especially, as we’re gearing up for the election. […]
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Donovan McKenzie is a community mental health advocate with special interest in men’s issues. He has spent years helping people to challenge ideas about what it means to be a man. Donovan has turned his pain into purpose. He has and will continue to rewrite the narrative for what it means to be a man struggling with mental health, and Heart of a Man here to help others do the same
Donovan’s experience with depression and PTSD has made him passionate about ending the stigma. By sharing his story in a vulnerable and creative way, he challenges listeners to shift perspectives and develop the courage to reach out for help.
He founded Heart of a Man to offer an alternative and the organization is making an impact in our community.
Recently, Donovan was on our show.
During our conversation, Donovan talked about:
– Some of his journey including his battles with depression, PTSD, anxiety, wanting to commit suicide from a young age and being told that he suffered from depression at twenty-one years old – Losing his mother and grandmother to cancer – Growing up in Jamaica and dealing with depression and still thinking about it today – The impact of racism on his depression – His and his mother’s reaction when he was told that he needs to see a therapist and making the decision to go see a therapist and how seeing a therapist has helped him – Some of things that men are sharing with him – Him coming close to committing suicide – The impact his son has had on his life – Managing when he has a tough day – If Black men should have Black therapists and should the therapist be a man – The impact that 2020 has had on him – The next steps for Heart Of A Man
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This week we’re releasing a day early! It’s time to talk about how it’s important that we use this weekend to relax. Especially, as we’re gearing up for the election. […]
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