EVRYMAN Global Community Call with special guest David Barth

EVRYMAN Global Community Call with special guest David Barth

Fatherhood & Parenting

David Barth is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor and is Clinical Advisor at a young adult transition program. He has worked with teens, young adults, and families for over 30 years in wilderness programming, therapeutic schools and in private practice. David works with young people, assisting them to see the brilliance within themselves that they often are not in touch with. David credits two primary sources of his inspiration. First is his 23-year-old son Jackson who has autism. Jackson has taught David a deep appreciation for acceptance, surrender, joy, and curiosity. Second is the Sandpoint Men’s Group (founded by Owen Marcus & Brad Golphenee) that David has sat in for nearly 16 years. David credits the steady presence and fierce love of his brothers as the foundation of his personal growth as a father, husband, and friend and professional growth as a counselor, leader, and mentor.

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Carl Radke

Carl Radke, Pittsburgh native and Syracuse University TV/Film grad has been working around the TV industry since he was 20 as a model/actor/production assistant. You may recognize Carl from starring as a TV personality on the hit Bravo reality series ‘Summer House’ which began airing in 2017 and Season 7 coming on the horizon. He also currently serves as VP of Sales for Loverboy and is a founding member of the growing better for you alcohol brand. Carl has always had a close relationship to mental health advocacy with his involvement with Heal Our Heroes/Headstrong, a non-profit for mental health resources for our military veterans. Through his own mental health journey Carl has been focused on meditation, therapy, acupuncture to compliment his self care. In August 2020 Carl lost his older brother to several years of addiction and mental health issues. Carl hopes to share his journey and his brother’s story to help families and individuals to break the stigma around addiction and mental health in our society.

Carl Radke