Warning: Not Your Average Mental Health Speaker

 

Meet Aleksei Archer, the "Clinical Comedian" who's turning grief support on its head. After her dad died by suicide, she traded unhealthy coping mechanisms for a microphone and decided to shake up how the world deals with loss – one inappropriate joke at a time.

 

Think stand-up meets TED Talk meets grief group, minus the awkward circles and forced sharing. She's that rare breed who can crack you up while cracking you open, dropping truth bombs about suicide loss that'll make you laugh, cry, and probably laugh while crying.

 

Armed with entertainment industry know-how and a PhD from the School of Hard Knocks, Aleksei transforms rooms full of survivors into warriors. Her secret weapon? Raw honesty served with a side of wit sharper than your therapist's pencil.

 

Want to learn how to turn your trauma into triumph? (Yes, that's cheesy as hell, but it's also true.) Aleksei's been there, done that, and created a darkly humorous handbook to prove it. She'll show you how to:

• Graduate from surviving to thriving (without the toxic positivity bullsh!t)

• Transform your mess into a message (that people actually want to hear)

• Find purpose in your pain (without becoming one of those annoying "everything happens for a reason" people)

 

When she's not lighting up stages, she's creating TV shows and films that flip the script on suicide loss stigma. Because if we're going to talk about tough stuff, we might as well make it entertaining.

 

Warning: Side effects may include uncontrollable laughter, unexpected healing, and the sudden urge to share your story without shame.