Musician Lee Coulter Lends Voice to Natural High

Dec. 6, 2012 - PRLog -- Lee Coulter, a Southern California based musician hailing from Australia, has teamed up with Natural High, a San Diego based national nonprofit organization, to inspire youth to discover, amplify, and pursue their natural high. Coulter will appear in the latest celebrity video on Natural High’s NaturalHigh.tv. He joins other celebrities such as NBC’s The Voice! star Cassadee Pope, former professional basketball player Lisa Leslie, and extreme sports legend Travis Pastrana, who have all previously created videos with Natural High to encourage youth to reject drugs in pursuit of a natural high.

“I was never searching for any outside sources to give me a high,” Coulter shares, reflecting on his own youth in Australia. “I feel like [music] is a uniting force, and I like being part of it.”

The musician’s debut album saw three singles reach rotation on Sirius XM’s The Coffee House and was subsequently named their Discovery of 2011. Coulter first teamed up with Natural High in October, when he performed at their 12th Annual Sunset Splash Gala, helping raise nearly half a million dollars for substance abuse prevention. The experience allowed him to experience the power of Natural High’s mission first hand, and inspired him to become more involved

“[I believe] You should live your life in a way that it’s enhanced to its extreme without any sort of help from substances,” says Coulter. “I like the fact that I can have fun and know that it’s all real.”

Coulter believes music provides a real connectedness that doesn’t need to be artificially enhanced by substances. He finds his natural high in sharing his songs.
“Coulter’s extraordinary optimism is exactly the kind of thing we need to help further Natural High’s mission, “ says founder Jon Sundt.

Lee Coulter and Natural High both aim to spark change across the nation by spreading Natural High’s message. Coulter’s video and more can be found at www.Naturalhigh.tv.

About Natural High

Natural High is a drug abuse prevention organization that helps youth discover, amplify and pursue their natural high so that they have a reason to say no to an artificial high. They communicate this message primarily through teachers in the Education Network and through the Natural High DVD Curriculum Series made available free-of-charge to all schools in the US. As a result of the video series, 83% of educators report a change in their students’ perception about drugs and alcohol and 85% of students participating in the program have reported that having a natural high will help fight the temptation of drugs and alcohol. Currently, the program is used by 16,000 educators to reach more than 6 million students annually with a message of encouragement to live naturally high. For more information, visit www.naturalhigh.org.