Khesed Cast - Rob Bell, author of "Where'd You Park Your Spaceship?"

Rob Bell, author of “Where’d You Park Your Spaceship” joins our Founder and CEO, Lundy, for an interview about all things business, sci-fi, and nature-oriented.

Check out the short below, and visit our new Youtube channel and Pod Bean to hear the whole interview.

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Mental Health in Marginalized Communities

Mental Health in Marginalized Communities

While mental health concerns are universal, those of us with marginalized identities (such as BIPOC, LGBTQ, disabled, veteran, Spanish-speaking, or other demographic characteristics) bear the weight of additional mental health barriers.

From Uncertainty to Empowerment: A Therapist's Journey through Addiction & Substance Misuse Treatment Training

From Uncertainty to Empowerment: A Therapist's Journey through Addiction & Substance Misuse Treatment Training

Kacy, our Addiction Therapist Program Lead at Khesed, reflects her experience of our Addiction Program with us below. Her passion for serving those struggling with substance misuse, working at Khesed, and forging a bridge between the two serves as an inspirational narrative for aspiring therapists. 

Reflections from Deanne Austin: Minority Mental Health Awareness

Reflections from Deanne Austin: Minority Mental Health Awareness

Deanne, our Michigan State Manager at Khesed, reflects her experience of Minority Mental Health Awareness Month with us below. We invite you to gain insight into her intersectional experiences working at Khesed, navigating grief and loss, and existing as a Black woman in America. 

The Importance of Access to Addiction Therapy

The Importance of Access to Addiction Therapy

Recruitment Manager Amanda Zetah shares her personal story of a loved one struggling with addiction and how Khesed is addressing access to addiction therapy and promoting diversity among addiction therapists.

Substance Use in the Hospitality Industry

Substance Use in the Hospitality Industry

The acts of service provided by the hospitality industry tap into an ancient form of human connection: nourishing each other. Whether whisking behind a hot grill or scribbling down brunch orders at lightning speed, each service team member plays an integral part in the relay race of food service. While we are in awe of the efficiency at our local hotspots, we also recognize that behind the shiny surface of the restaurant industry lies high rates of substance use and mental health disorders. Recognizing the struggles that workers commonly reckon with is a key step to ending the stigma and supporting our beloved baristas and brewers.