Not Alone Summit 2026 and Inspiring Children's Foundation: A MUST Listen
Nov 8, 2026 · 26 min · 9 segments
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Nov 8, 2026 · 26 min · 9 segments
But to be in a place surrounded by people, many of which who shared very personal stories about their own struggles, whether they were entertainers or musicians or professionals in the field, I think what this program, I really encourage you guys to look it up, Inspiring Children Foundation, and what they've done, and I've always been a big, huge advocate on early intervention, early identification of mental health leads to more optimal, positive treatment outcomes and can reduce the frequency and intensity of severe psychopathology and what they're doing at this program.
And you hear these stories where they've taken kids from impoverished homes or abusive environments or a variety of backgrounds.
And, you know, through collaboration and teamwork, it's a small little model in the desert.
But I think the profound impact being on the other side of the country in Massachusetts and, you know, just south of Boston, is definitely something that I see myself becoming more involved in as an organization.
And it comes from a place of just, really of passion, that there are people out there that want to fight a battle against a system that is, the United States is miserably, broken.
And having had the opportunity for the podcast to talk to them from around the world, see that this is not just the United States or Western civilization.
This is a universal problem.
And we're the most industrialized country in the world and we still can't figure it out.
So you look retrospective or like, you know, from a broader perspective that all these other countries that I've been able to talk to and to reach are That's why I get on here every week and do the podcast.
It reminded me of why I do the podcast, why I get to go to work every day and see people and do neuropsych evals.
And I just left with, I guess, more of an appreciation for what I already do and more of an appreciation for what still needs to be done.
But to be in a place surrounded by people, many of which who shared very personal stories about their own struggles, whether they were entertainers or musicians or professionals in the field, I think what this program, I really encourage you guys to look it up, Inspiring Children Foundation, and what they've done, and I've always been a big, huge advocate on early intervention, early identification of mental health leads to more optimal, positive treatment outcomes and can reduce the frequency and intensity of severe psychopathology and what they're doing at this program.
And you hear these stories where they've taken kids from impoverished homes or abusive environments or a variety of backgrounds.
And, you know, through collaboration and teamwork, it's a small little model in the desert.
But I think the profound impact being on the other side of the country in Massachusetts and, you know, just south of Boston, is definitely something that I see myself becoming more involved in as an organization.
And it comes from a place of just, really of passion, that there are people out there that want to fight a battle against a system that is, the United States is miserably, broken.
And having had the opportunity for the podcast to talk to them from around the world, see that this is not just the United States or Western civilization.
This is a universal problem.
And we're the most industrialized country in the world and we still can't figure it out.
So you look retrospective or like, you know, from a broader perspective that all these other countries that I've been able to talk to and to reach are That's why I get on here every week and do the podcast.
It reminded me of why I do the podcast, why I get to go to work every day and see people and do neuropsych evals.
And I just left with, I guess, more of an appreciation for what I already do and more of an appreciation for what still needs to be done.
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