Koehler Joins Speakers Group

It’s the Brain, Dummy!

Speaking from his own experiences living with bipolar syndrome, John Koehler provides a humorous and insightful “insider’s” presentation proving that all brain/mental illnesses start and stop with the brain. That it is a medical issue first vs. a behavioral issue. He will expose today’s medical community as inept and out of date, controlled by the pharmaceutical industry. Koehler’s insiders view turns upside down current ways of thinking. He lays out a concise and clear five-point plan that encourages people who suffer from mental/brain illnesses (and their families) that they can live a fuller and smarter life.

Mental Health Turned Upside Down

John Koehler provides a humorous and insightful “insider’s” presentation is an insiders view that turns right side up current upside down ways of thinking. That it is a medical issue first vs. a behavioral issue. That if the brain gets sick, so does the soul, therefore we have to treat that as well. That medication is not the beginning and end of treatment, and sometimes is not needed. That there are actual medical ways to scan and test the brain, but they are not being used. Koehler lays out a concise and clear five-point plan for people who suffer from mental/brain illnesses can live a fuller and smarter life. In the end the audience will be encouraged and educated and given hope for a better life.

“John Koehler is a real person with a real story. A story about faith and guts. A story that doesn’t give all the answers, but a story about what God can do in the struggle of mental illness. This story is not for the faint of heart. However, John has opened his heart and you will be challenged by his tale of grace.” — Senior Pastor, Spring Branch Community Church

“Koehler decided to write “Bipolar by Koehler” to help other people going through a similar experience or who have a family member with the illness…it is an open door into Koehler’s life…he addresses his audience directly and, at times, with a witty and humorous tone despite the seriousness of the subject.” — The Virginian-Pilot

“Koehler’s emphasis on the value of medical treatment and faith provides an added note of optimism for those who promote a convergence of faith and science in the successful treatment of mental illness.” — MSW, LCSW, Consultant in Mental Health Consumer and Family Affairs and Co-Author of the MESA Family Curriculum