Brock M Bevell
Brock M Bevell
When Connection Is The Cure & The Take 10 Movement Collide!
When Connection Is The Cure & The Take 10 Movement Collide!
When Connection Is The Cure & The Take 10 Movement Collide!
Friday 1st July 2022
Join Brock Bevell as he talks with September Frogley about 'Connection Is The Cure', a movement inspired by her brother's battle with mental illness and addiction.
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Brock M Bevell
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Get the buttons here!Connection Is The Cure: How One Sister's Mission is Changing Lives
I think people in general have good hearts. Think of a time that you felt hopeless or desperate, or just you know so down that you felt like you couldn't go on.
What happens when personal tragedy fuels a movement for change? In this episode of 'Chase The Vase', host Brock Bevell sits down with September Frogley, the passionate founder of 'Connection Is The Cure'. After losing her brother to mental illness and addiction, September turned her grief into action. She started her organization to honor her brother's memory and educate others about these critical issues.
During their heartfelt conversation, September shares the emotional journey that led her to create 'Connection Is The Cure'. From organizing impactful events to spreading messages of hope and connection, she discusses the powerful role community plays in combating addiction and mental health struggles. Brock and September dive into the importance of breaking the silence around these topics, offering listeners a chance to reflect on their own experiences and the support systems around them.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone affected by mental illness or addiction, whether personally or through a loved one. It’s a reminder that connection can indeed be a cure, and that through shared stories and community support, healing is possible.