Born Into Crisis - Nixon, Kenneth Thomas
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The American mental health system is in crisis, and those affected by its shortcomings are drowning without the tools and resources they deserve and need to thrive. In Born Into Crisis, author Kenneth Nixon shares his story of growing up with a mother with severe mental illness and a family stuck in an enduring cycle of trauma. He knows firsthand the impact trauma can have on a person's life. Kenneth not only takes you on a powerful journey through his stories, he provides cogent and practical strategies for creating lasting change in our mental health system. Born Into Crisis is more than just a story of resiliency. It's also a call to action…mehr

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The American mental health system is in crisis, and those affected by its shortcomings are drowning without the tools and resources they deserve and need to thrive. In Born Into Crisis, author Kenneth Nixon shares his story of growing up with a mother with severe mental illness and a family stuck in an enduring cycle of trauma. He knows firsthand the impact trauma can have on a person's life. Kenneth not only takes you on a powerful journey through his stories, he provides cogent and practical strategies for creating lasting change in our mental health system. Born Into Crisis is more than just a story of resiliency. It's also a call to action
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Autorenporträt
Kenneth Nixon Jr. is an African American Baptist Minister, a Virginia Court Certified Mediator, and the founder of True Dynamics; a coaching, counseling, and conflict resolution practice. Kenneth specializes in relationship coaching, workplace conflict resolution, performance management training, and Circuit Court Family Mediation. Kenneth has been an outspoken leader in the mental health community and has worked to break the stigma surrounding mental illness as a clergy leader and community organizer for the Virginians Organized for Interfaith Community Engagement (VOICE).