Mental Health
Mental Illness: What To Do?
There has always been much said in the media about mental illness, particularly schizophrenia. There was the tragedy many years ago of the Yates family… Continue Reading
Understanding Therapy
Mental health professional often talk to individuals about seeking therapy when they are in some type of emotional or mental distress, or experiencing mental health… Continue Reading
The Light Is Not Illuminated Enough
The light is not illuminated enough on the complicated burdens Black youth have to bare. Signs and symptoms of depression, race based traumatic stress, anxiety,… Continue Reading
PTSD After an Auto Accident
Ms. Hill, a 50-year-old female, has been under rehab care for two months due to multiple injuries caused by an auto accident. Her overall physical… Continue Reading
Mental Ease Offers a Content Heart
Never in my life, after 34 years in the holistic wellness field, did I ever think there would be such media and interest in the… Continue Reading
Manic Depression
About one in seven adults are diagnosed with bipolar illness. In the U.S. that is over 17 million adults. The illness occurs equally among men… Continue Reading
Employment and the Mentally Ill
Employment, for most of us, has a practical and symbolic significance. Work is a mechanism used to provide basic needs of food, shelter, and clothing…. Continue Reading
Holiday Reflection
No one really plans to deal with mental health issues. Sometimes they are preceded by warning signs, but often, the symptoms just seem to crop… Continue Reading
Peace, For the Holidays and New Year
With Grit, Grace, and Gratitude There was no shortage of human grit while making it through the 2020-2021 Pandemic, whether in your family, business or… Continue Reading
Panic Disorders
Imagine you are in an elevator and suddenly you feel flushed and short of breath. Your heart is beating rapidly and you begin to perspire…. Continue Reading
