Kent Bray is a counsellor and mentor who draws on a 35 year career in elite rugby, the intense world of City of London trading, and recovery from a serious cocaine addiction, to support others in need. He works with individuals, teams and corporations, particularly men struggling with a loss of identity, structure or confidence after life in professional sport.
This conversation was such a blessing. Thank you Kent for being so open and honest. We cover a wide expanse of ground - elite performance, manhood, addiction, death, vulnerability, surrender.
Kent played rugby for Australia U21, Queensland, New South Wales, Oxford University and Harlequins, and after retiring at 30 became a Director of Citibank. Kent explains how his descent into cocaine addiction that led to deep soul-searching, eventually awakened him to new clarity and a life of compassion and vital purpose after rehabilitation.
Kent would like anyone struggling with the issues we discuss in this conversation, to contact him confidentially for help or further guidance. He can be reached at:
kent@kentbraycounselling.co.uk
www.kentbraycounselling.co.uk
