
Patrick Regan
Patrick Regan OBE is an award-winning author, activist and speaker with extensive experience in the UK charity and public sectors. After he and his family went through a series of personal trials and ill health, Patrick decided to step down from his previous role as CEO at XLP to create Kintsugi Hope, a charity which aims to create safe and supportive spaces for those suffering from emotional and mental health challenges. He recently started a business called BrighterDaysLife and is an honorary fellow of the London South Bank University for his contribution to justice and wellbeing.
OpinionPower and abuse don’t have to go together. Here’s how Christians can turn the tide
With so many stories of powerful people abusing those around them, it is easy to become discouraged, says Patrick Regan. But as Christians, we should take the opportunity to examine ourselves, and ask how we can use whatever power and influence we have to heal, not hurt
Magazine FeaturesWhat God has to say about your anger problem
The modern world is a vexing place, and more of us than ever before are struggling to keep a lid on our emotions. Patrick Regan OBE unpicks the tricky issue of responding well when we’re feeling under pressure
OpinionFeeling anxious about Christmas? Here's how you can slow down and regain control
The founder of Christian mental well-being charity Kintsugi Hope, Patrick Regan, explains how he's fighting against perfectionism, anxiety and stress this Christmas
OpinionFrom applauding key workers to slamming Hancock’s rule-breaking…Covid has changed our values
On NHS Day, Patrick Regan says Covid has changed what our society values. Is it time for the Church to do the same?
Magazine FeaturesHow to thrive in adversity
Having lived with a degenerative condition for years, Patrick Regan has grappled with physical and emotional pain. Here he shares lessons in resilience he has learned personally, as well as gems shared by Anne Frank’s stepsister, Eva Schloss, former hostage Terry Waite and retired police commander John Sutherland









