Power, Pattern, Purpose ft. Dr. Greg Wark

About this episode

Dr. Greg Wark discusses his work with veterans facing trauma and mental health challenges.

Currently focused on reaching veterans who suffer from trauma, suicidal ideations, addiction, and post-traumatic stress, Greg is called to minister to those who serve us. A church pastor from Southern California, Greg left to concentrate on the unique moral, spiritual, and leadership development needs of those in America’s armed forces and has served for over 25 years. To those at the tip of the country’s spear, Greg has been a cell phone number they can call 24/7, whatever they need. He has founded numerous non-profit organizations, including Mission Force, which focuses on streamlining and connecting retiring special forces operators with private sector employment. Greg is the author of three books, including  The Warfighter’s Soul ,  A Good Death , and  A Prophet’s Reward . He has also authored a training manual to instruct students on cutting-edge techniques for dealing with trauma. Greg has been married to Amber for 48 years. They have five children, 18 grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. Join JT, Anthony, and Greg in a deep and crucial conversation about the reality of trauma. Regardless of your background, Greg's work is for you. To access coaching…

People in this episode

Hosts: JT, Anthony

Guest: Dr. Greg Wark

Topics covered

• trauma
• veterans
• mental health
• leadership development
• non-profit organizations

Keywords

• veterans
• trauma
• mental health
• leadership
• non-profit

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Mission Force, GreatMan, freemindcoaching.org, greatman.tv, Instagram

Books & works: The Warfighter’s Soul, A Good Death, A Prophet’s Reward

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