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My Recovery from Abuse - Jessica Emily

My Recovery from Abuse - Jessica Emily

Social IssuesCulture Mar 23, 2020 • Jessica Emily

Kiwis For Good are proud to introduce Jessica Emily. Jessica has been featured in Woman’s Day and various other publications sharing her journey. She is a leading Empowerment/Mental health Coach, public speaker and recovery enthusiast. Feel free to reach out with any questions or comments!

A Journey of Tribulation & Triumph Social IssuesCulture A Journey of Tribulation & Triumph So far my journey with anxiety and depression has gone on for forty years or close to it. They have been part of my life for as long as I can remember. In some ways I have been really lucky but as is the case with most people there have been ups and downs. Read The Devastating Impact of Pornography on Young Men, Relationships, and Society Social Issues The Devastating Impact of Pornography on Young Men, Relationships, and Society Pornography addiction among young men is fast becoming a public health crisis, with profound implications for mental health, relationships, and society at large. What was once a private vice has now become an omnipresent issue with far-reaching consequences. Read Top 5 Natural Foods Proven to Boost Mental Health Social Issues Top 5 Natural Foods Proven to Boost Mental Health In recent years, science has linked several natural foods to improved mental health and well-being. Here’s a breakdown of five powerful foods and the science behind their mood-boosting effects. Read Wayne Hanson: A Journey of Resilience and Hope Social Issues Wayne Hanson: A Journey of Resilience and Hope I was born on 23 October 1971 in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, England, to my parents, Eric and Ann Hanson. My childhood was filled with adventure and mischief, and as the eldest of three children, I naturally took on the role of protector and guide to my younger brother and sister. Read Unpacking the Impact of Mental Health Awareness: Could It Be Making Things Worse? Social Issues Unpacking the Impact of Mental Health Awareness: Could It Be Making Things Worse? A new study called "A Closer Look at the Mental Health Awareness Effect" delves into the potential consequences of recent campaigns aiming to shed light on mental health issues. Researchers Lucy Foulkes and Jack L. Andrews suggest that these campaigns, while trying to help, might actually be part of the reason why more people are reporting mental health problems. Read Fragmented Mental Health Services Failing New Zealand’s Youth: Auditor-General's Report Urges Urgent Reform PoliticsSocial IssuesCulture Fragmented Mental Health Services Failing New Zealand’s Youth: Auditor-General's Report Urges Urgent Reform A recent report from the Auditor-General reveals alarming shortcomings in New Zealand’s mental health services for young people. The report paints a concerning picture of a fragmented system that struggles to meet the growing mental health needs of the nation's youth. Read
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