Mental Health Television Network

KEY POINTS What if the life you built with ambition and drive suddenly forced you to stop and rethink everything? In this powerful episode of The Happy Hour, Dr. Elia welcomes the remarkable Kerrie Lee Brown—a successful journalist and health advocate who opens up about her personal journey from burnout and a life-threatening health crisis to deep transformation and healing.

We bring together two incredible minds in the world of leadership, personal growth, and business strategy. Dr. Elia Gourgouris, an internationally recognized happiness expert, leadership coach, and bestselling author, sits down with Kristin Ericksen, a dynamic business growth coach who helps entrepreneurs and executives scale their businesses while maintaining balance and purpose.

Join us on The Happy Hour with Grace Patterson, author of the powerful memoir, “Am I Perfect Yet?”. Grace’s story is one of raw honesty and incredible resilience, as she bravely shares her journey battling eating disorders like anorexia and bulimia, and the relentless pressure of striving for unattainable perfection. Her memoir takes us through her experiences as a college, semi-pro, and professional cheerleader, where the pressure to conform to societal beauty standards peaked.

Join us on The Happy Hour with Katya Libin, founder of KL & Co., a cutting-edge executive coaching practice. Katya and her team help leaders navigate transformative change, both individually and through mastermind groups. KL & Co. also advises startups on sustainable growth and invests in companies making a positive impact. Katya’s passion lies in empowering others to achieve their full potential, whether they’re seasoned executives or just starting out.

Get ready for an inspiring Happy Hour! We’re thrilled to welcome Dr. Betty, a true catalyst for change. With over 25 years of experience, she’s a recognized expert in turning around businesses and cultures and empowering individuals. Her background is incredibly diverse, spanning finance, strategy, human behavior, and even entrepreneurial ventures in real estate, biomedical engineering, and more.

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Angelique Letizia is driven by a fascination with the unknown, crafting stories that delve into the depths of the human heart. Her narratives explore the quest for identity, origins, and the potential of our future selves. She is drawn to characters grappling with their own power, forced to confront seemingly insurmountable challenges to ultimately discover their true strength.

This Veterans Day, let’s honor those who’ve bravely served our country by acknowledging the battles they may face beyond the battlefield. Many veterans carry unseen scars – PTSD, anxiety, and depression can make the journey home a difficult one. Here at Mental Health Television Network, we’re committed to providing them with the support, understanding, and resources they need to heal. And with our partnership with Terra Wealth, we’ll be able to better serve those who have served our country.

On this episode of The Happy Hour, we are joined by Jen Gottlieb who is a dynamic entrepreneur, international speaker, and former Broadway actress and VH1 host. From the bright lights of Broadway to the boardroom, Jen’s journey is an inspiring tale of resilience and reinvention. After a career setback and heartbreak, Jen turned adversity into opportunity.

BY NICK STOUT A child spills their milk at breakfast. A parent, already stressed about the upcoming workday, snaps – their voice sharp with frustration. “Why can’t you be more careful?” In that moment, they don’t see how their child’s shoulders slump, how a simple accident becomes a weight of shame. Down the street, a teenager hesitates to show their parent a less-than-perfect test score, their stomach knotting with anxiety.