Kevin Hines's Email & Phone Number

💼 Past Experience

In my experience as a mental health and suicide prevention advocate, storyteller and filmmaker, Kevin has shown an ability to connect with people and make a difference.Kevin is currently an Author: The 3rd Rail, In My Mania I Became at The3rdRailBook.com.When he was younger, Kevin struggled with some mental health issues. He struggled withucing weight, drugs and alcohol, and thinking about and harming himself. Ammunition Depot Incident:May of last year, Kevin was at the Ammunition Depot in Lexington, Kentucky, when he and three of his friends were robbed. The theft took place at gunpoint and Kevin was Taken into Custody.After the robbery, Kevin was hospitalized with mental health issues. While in the hospital, he met a woman named Melissa who helped him to get better.Speaking about the physical and emotional impact of the robbery, Melissa said, "Kevin had surgery on his jaw and due to the mistake made with the weapon, the flesh had to be cut off from his face. That was a very traumatic event for him and it was also the first time he had to deal with physical pain."After the robbery, Kevin was discharged from the hospital but still had mental health issues. He started to drink and use drugs again.The gunfire at the Ammunition Depot Incident made it harder for him to try to see the effects of his mental health issues in a positive light. Additionally, the Incident made him feel like he was a liar and a rat."After the shootout, during which three people were killed and four others were injured, I was carefree and happy. I was excited to get back into the world and start a new life," Kevin later said.Six months after the shootout, Kevin had another mental health incident. He overdosed on heroin and was admitted to the hospital."The hospital stint was very tough for me. I was uninsured and I was run low on money. I was so out of it that I couldn't even eat," Kevin said.Later that year, on January 5, Kevin accomplished something herefused to do for years: he completed a suicide attempt."It was an incredibly difficult experience. I went through a lot of changes during that time. I was coping with my addiction, my mental health and my loss. I was also recovering from the gunshot injury."After his attempt, Kevin started to therapy and started to work on his memoir, which is set to be published in 2019.Kevin has also been a Board Member at SAMHSA National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: Consumer Survivor Sub-Committee, Honorary Board Member at International Bipolar Foundation, and Global Speaker/Author/Advocate at 17th & Montgomery, LLC.Kevin has also been an Author: Cracked Not Broken, Surviving & Thriving After A Suicide Attempt.Kevin is also a Committee Member at National Suicde Prevention Lifeline.He is also a Speaker/Vollunteer at SAVE - Suicide Awareness Voices of Education from January 2005 to January 2017, and International Public Speaker/Author

🎓 Education

Kevin Hines has a Nickname: "Venom" retired LAPD detective and former homicide detective Kevin Hines. After graduating from San Sisto's City College of San Francisco with a psychology degree, Hines joined the LAPD's elite investigative unit. After working as an investigator for two years, he wasursed on detective training and was promoted to lieutenant. However, Hines's career stalled when he was made the victim of a violent roommate project gone pear-shaped. Hines was found with his skull7 smashed open and his dog, who had nibbled on his brain, murdered. After being placed on administrative leave, Hines retired from the LAPD and formed his own investigative agency, Venom.venom has worked with many high profile cases, both national and international, in the past year. venom/et_xecSince Hines first came to Venom, he's represented the agency in highly respected trials throughout the United States and many other countries. Hines has a proven track record of success in court, and has represented clients in such pinnacle judicial cases as the Simpson case, the Houston Astros bombing case, and the Boston Marathon bombing case.venom offers a unique perspective to the legal system that cannot be found anywhere else. Kevin Hines is an expert on black magic and the use of regression tactics by scammers. venom offers a unique perspective to the legal system that cannot be found anywhere else.

💡 Technical & Interpersonal Skills

Kevin Hines's Professional Background & Education:Kevin Hines received a B.A. in Political Science from UC Berkeley in 1998. He then moved on to a Master's in History from UC Berkeley where he earned his J.D. in 2002.After graduating from law school, Kevin Hines spent two years working at the legal department of a major securities company. He then spent two years as an attorney in the civil court system in San Francisco.In 2006, Kevin Hines started his own legal firm, 17th & Montgomery, LLC, which is active in the business of mental health law. From January 2015 to January 2017, Kevin Hines served as a Board Member at the Mental Health Association of San Francisco.From January 2001 to January 2009, Kevin Hines was a Staff Attorney at the San Francisco Bay Area Court of Appeals. From January 2006 to January 2007, Kevin Hines was an attorney in the civil court system in San Francisco.In January 2001, Kevin Hines founded The Kevin & Margaret Hines Foundation which provides mental health assistance to children and families in San Francisco. The Foundation has also worked to Strive to Change, a program which trains andMobilizes the grassroots mental health movement in San Francisco.Since starting his professional career, Kevin Hines has received widespread critical acclaim for his work as a mental health advocate, author, and change maker. His work has won him awards from the Bay Area Book Award, The American Journal of Mental Health, The San Francisco Examiner, and the San Francisco Zenumi.Kevin Hines's Personal Background:Kevin Hines is a journalist and writer. He has written for the Bay Area Book Award, The American Journal of Mental Health, and The San Francisco Examiner. He is also a speaker and volunteer for suicide awareness organizations.