• Fabulosity From Sharing Your Story with Colby Majors - A Men's Mental Health Episode

  • Nov 13 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 9 mins
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Fabulosity From Sharing Your Story with Colby Majors - A Men's Mental Health Episode

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  • November is Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month. During this month we wanted to make sure we took some time to speak about men’s mental health. Share a story of a man’s journey working on his mental health the importance of how that helps them to recognize and celebrate their full authentic selves and fabulosity.
    Minister La La sits down with Colby Majors to talk about his mental health journey. From being baptized into The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints knowing he was gay, to going on a mission, getting married and starting a family. Finally he finds his way to understanding and accepting his true authentic self and his healing journey.

    You can find Colby on Instagram

    Resources:
    Colby's podcast on Latter-Gay Stories podcast
    The Trevor Project
    988 Hotline

    Resource links:

    Church of Fabulosity Website: churchoffabulosity.org
    Church of Fabulosity Merchandise:     The Church of Fabulosity Zazzle Store
    Church of Fabulosity Instagram:     church_of_fabulosity
    Church of Fabulosity Facebook:     The Church of Fabulosity

    Always stay fabulous! And check out our website and become ordained a minister of the Church of Fabulosity! And don’t forget to follow us and like our podcast!


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