Todd Inman

Todd Inman is a dynamic speaker who shares his journey as a mental health survivor. Inman had a mental breakdown in 2005 that destroyed the life he had built. It was revealed he had an undiagnosed mental health condition that was triggered by an unexpected family issue. He spent a miserable 2 years trying to find a treatment to stabilize his mind, including the abuse of alcohol. After almost losing hope, Inman was prescribed an effective treatment that put his life back on track. Through faith, medication, therapy, exercise, and wise lifestyle choices, Inman effectively manages his demanding life.

After his breakdown, Inman was told by his psychiatrist that his life would be a success story if he could one day have the mental fortitude to simply get out of bed with a purpose, independently dress himself, and carry on basic conversations. This was a massive nosedive from the days of Inman rocking comedy clubs as a headlining comedian. Since 2007 he has far exceeded expectations for his comeback. He graduated with an MBA from a well-respected university; he returned to the corporate world as a technology salesperson; he found his love for filmmaking and became an award winner whose projects are on international streaming platforms; he has won awards for his community involvement; he restored damaged relationships with family and friends and celebrated 13 years sober in 2023. Inman is a Christian Life Coach and an author of a workbook "12 Ordered Steps: A Foundational Design for Living" which helps men recover their lives through character renewal and spiritual enlightenment. He is now a trained speaker for NAMI and has made it his life's work to give other sufferers hope and to help erase the mental illness stigma. Inman was the keynote speaker as he helped open the first mental health and substance abuse treatment facility in the suburban Liberia, Africa city of Kakata. He addresses newly trained counselors to give them hope that their work would be meaningful for saving lives.