Be Well Beautiful People podcast, the show that inspires you to live your best joy filled life by centering healing and liberation above all.This episode features Kevin McNeil, speaker, author, survivor, and founder of The Twe12ve Project, Inc., who spent 20 years in law enforcement, including 12 in the Special Victims Unit. Kevin reflects on how witnessing trauma in others helped him confront his own. The conversation centers on healing after abuse, the emotional cost of silence, and the power of expression, especially for men. He speaks to the courage it takes to stop running, the need for emotionally honest spaces, and how surrender and storytelling saved his life and others.

In this episode, they talked about:

• Reflections on his 20-year law enforcement career and what led him to work with survivors of trauma and abuse
• Speaking the truth about your pain, even when shame or fear says otherwise
• The importance of embracing emotional honesty, vulnerability, and the sacred work of healing
• The meaning behind The Twe12ve Project and his advice for others still avoiding their healing process

Connect with Kevin McNeil:

Website: ⁠www.thetwelveproject.org | www.kevindmcneil.com

Facebook: ⁠The Twelve Project

Linkedin: ⁠Kevin McNeil

Instagram: ⁠@kevin_mcneil_

Kevin McNeil Books:

• Caring For A Change: Why Talking About Abuse Is Not Enough
• Sitting with Our Trauma: Discovering God in Our Pain (The Traumatic God)
• Forgiving Trauma: How to Fix Our Mad World

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