Ketamine therapy has become a turning point for many who once believed change was impossible—and for Chad McLean, it opened the door that changed everything. After years of addiction, trauma, and self-destruction following a devastating military accident, Chad found healing and clarity through his recovery journey and the transformative effects of ketamine therapy. He shares how this experience helped him break lifelong patterns, rediscover purpose, and channel his renewed strength into Mental Joe, a movement that uses apparel to start conversations about mental health, addiction, and healing. His story is a raw and inspiring look at how courage, compassion, and a willingness to do the hard inner work can transform even the darkest moments into light.

Embracing your most authentic version is not about adding things to yourself, but instead removing everything that is not you. Through healing and mindfulness, unleashing the real you is possible. Joining Tim Westbrook, MS is composer and musician Jason Campbell, who guides people on cultivating awareness, emotional balance, and peace through the power of breath and presence. He shares his work at Zen Wellness, where he teaches how breathwork and meditation can quiet the mind, reconnect the body, and open the heart. Jason also presents how he uses his musical skills to elevate meditation practices to achieve better nervous system regulation and stress management.

Collegiate recovery is more than a program—it's a lifeline for students trying to rebuild their lives while pursuing their education. Angela O'Malley's story is one of transformation, gratitude, and service. After a near-fatal drunk driving accident became her turning point, she committed to sobriety and to helping others do the same. Today, as Associate Director for Student Conduct and Recovery at Loyola Marymount University, Angela leads a powerful Collegiate Recovery Program that's changing how universities support students in sobriety. In this conversation with host Tim Westbrook, she opens up about her personal journey, the stigma around addiction, and how she's building a culture of compassion and accountability on campus.