Cody Mason, a former police officer, followed in his father's footsteps and served in law enforcement in Northern California and the Sacramento region. He faced a critical incident involving a shooting just months after being diagnosed with cancer, which profoundly impacted his mental health and well-being. Despite the support offered by his department, Cody felt that the resources and understanding he needed were lacking, leading him to retire from law enforcement and pursue a career in counseling to help other first responders and military personnel facing similar struggles.

In this episode, Jonathan and AJ talk about how common it is for people to get the wrong diagnosis for mental health issues. They explain how people on social media can oversimplify mental health problems and how even regular doctors often make mistakes. They also talk about how people's backgrounds can affect their diagnosis. Jonathan and AJ share personal stories and research to highlight these problems. They give advice on how to make sure people get the right diagnosis and help when it comes to mental health.

Sheree Morgan is an experienced mental health counselor, as well as a resilient mother of five boys. Throughout her career in counseling, she has specialized in helping individuals who have experienced trauma, drawing from her own personal triumphs over adversity to empower others. Her journey serves as a testament to the power of conquering challenges through strength and dedication. Join us as we delve into Sheree's inspiring story of healing, resilience, and her unwavering commitment to making a positive impact on the lives of others.