"We gotta re-imagine the way mental health is being done You gotta reach people where they're at. You gotta be personal."

This is one the lines that stuck out during this episode. I spoke to Lorenzo Lewis, founder of The Confess Project. In our discussion, he talked about the importance of imagination and creativity when it comes to mental health services. In order to reach our people we have to think outside the box. And Lorenzo is someone who knows from experience. He spent 10 years working in the mental health before founding The Confess Project so he knows what he's talking about.

We also dive into what the Confess Project is, their work in barbershops, keeping folks accountable in the barbershop and their national State of Mind Tour with Gillette.

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Re-Imagining Mental Health With The Confess Project