Mental health week - Womens health issues and menopause 2023 Mental Health week has spearheaded several projects highlighting women’s mental, emotional health issues. 1 in 4 suffer Psychological disorders. Due to hormonal issues, women suffer depression and anxiety more than men. Further Menopause legislation discussions continue with poor response. suggestions to improve working conditions for women with menopause disorders. Sadly government didn’t see the urgent action re

2020, university called for early intervention, vital to identify high-risk conditions, and treat women with PTSD. In the past research on PTSD has been based on military veterans. Maternal PTSD is not fully acknowledge or supported in health care. City University of London researchers (2020) found a total of 24267 women had reported the prevalence of PTSD during pregnancy or after birth using a diagnostic measure. Up to 700,000 women give birth each year in UK. prevalence

Mirror Image – Facts and Solutions to Inherited Generational Trauma and Absorption (IGTA). By Joy Wisdom Ground-breaking factual exploration as to how we behave, why we live mental health issues, how clinical conversion and utero is involved. Subconscious drives hidden aspects happening to us daily. Packed with case studies and a New Therapy solution. Today psychological influences are an all-time high. We are living a critical stage of evolution. If we want good health, to

Mental health does not just arrive. It will have been slowly building over time. Strikes all ages from young to old. Maternity, miscarriage and fertility are also involved in long term psychological issues. A topic that is under reported and underestimated. The numbers of PND/PTSD suffers from maternity torment has plagued couples and women for decades. The loss and grief is unsurmountable and individuals do not get over their adverse trauma. Logic tells us that if a woman