The Brandon Act and the Fight to End Military Suicide

Some wounds don’t come from the battlefield-they come from within the ranks.
Brandon Caserta was strong. Disciplined. Determined. He had a dream to serve in the military, to push himself to the limits, to be part of something greater than himself. But when he faced toxic leadership, retaliation, and neglect from those meant to lead, the weight became unbearable.
His parents, Terri and Patrick Caserta, were left with the unimaginable loss of their son. But instead of letting their grief consume them, they fought back-championing the Brandon Act, a law ensuring service members can confidentially seek mental health help without fear of retaliation.
In this episode, we discuss:

Brandon’s story-the warning signs, the failures, and the tragic end

The deep-seated issues of toxic leadership in the military

How the Brandon Act is changing the way service members access mental health care

What veterans and active-duty personnel can do to protect themselves and support their brothers and sisters in arms

Brandon should still be here. His story should have had a different ending. But because of his parents’ fight, lives are being saved today.
Listen in and share this episode-because no service member should feel alone in their struggle.