TV News Anchor Kendis Gibson Opens Up About Mental Health Struggles And Psychedelic Therapy In New Memoir
Kendis Gibson, a familiar face in U.S. TV news, is sharing a deeply personal journey in his new book, “Five Trips.” As Variety reported, the memoir offers readers an unflinching look at Gibson’s career struggles, mental health battles and his path to healing through psychedelic experiences. Known for his roles at ABC News, CNN and MSNBC, Gibson’s story reveals the hidden turmoil behind the polished image viewers saw on the screen.
A Troubled Childhood And Career Struggles
Gibson’s story begins long before his TV career. Raised in Belize, he faced the trauma of repeated sexual assault in his childhood. This, along with the mysterious death of a close friend, left emotional scars that lingered throughout his life. As Gibson climbed the ranks of television news, his inner turmoil continued to intensify, leading to depression, PTSD and suicidal thoughts.
Despite appearing on Good Morning America 212 times in his first two years at ABC News, Gibson felt increasingly marginalized …