Life sends millions of people into the *whisper* ~self-help section~ at the bookstore/on Instagram/on Youtube, etc. So many of us feel kind of ashamed about that, and yet we’re spending billions of dollars per year on our journeys of self-improvement and discovery.

Dr. Glenn Patrick Doyle shares his personal journey with self-help, starting in his teen years when self-help literally saved his life, to when he finally joined forces with SEEK Safely. His story mirrors the stories of many seekers–people who are looking for help or direction but can’t access that help from more typical sources.

When Dr. Glenn finds SEEK Safely, he’s happy to find an organization that doesn’t just want to vilify the industry, but actually wants to improve it.

Jean and Glenn discuss the great potential of this industry, its staying power, and their frustration over how it falls short.

Learn more about SEEK Safely on their website

Follow SEEK on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook

Follow Dr. Glenn on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook

Read the memoir “This Sweet Life: how we lived after Kirby died” by Jean and her mom, Ginny Brown

Donate to support SEEK’s mission

To Contact SEEK email us: info@seeksafely.org

Also mentioned in this episode:

“Holy Hell” documentary

“Feeling Good” by David D. Burns, M.D.

Background on allegations against Tony Robbins

Dr. Glenn’s Story and the Potential of Self-help