Mental & Emotional Health
 

                       Anxiety · Depression · PTSD · Maternal & Birth Trauma - Hormones
 

Mental Emotional Health issues have grown to alarming rates in the last two decades and comes from a spectrum of personal and environmental influences, events, economic overwhelm, vulnerability, undervalued and job, relationship insecurity. Wider government poor management, global and war threats, all affects daily life and mental, emotional wellbeing. The pressures on individuals of all ages is greater than ever. AI and media bombardment is also in the mix. Overloading brain processes and involved in emotional 

The entrapment of perpetuated mental and emotional negative health is all encompassing, reducing life to a minimum while living this way.
 

From a JWT perspective mental and emotional health cannot be separated from whole body health impacts. Anxiety, depression, PTSD, unresolved shock, trauma and prolonged stress can affect how a person thinks, feels, responds and affects unseen, unaware body influences, sometimes continuing long after the original experience has passed.
 

For women, they live with the extra maternal, menstrual and menopause experiences, extra influences on mind and emotional impacts. Pregnancy, a difficult or traumatic birth, pregnancy loss, fertility treatment and the transition into motherhood can create additional emotional pressures. Postnatal or Post Partum depression is not simply feeling low after having a baby. Hormones are affected from shocking or traumatic events. For some women, depression, anxiety, fear, sadness or traumatic memories can persist and affect relationships, personal confidence, self-esteem, additional personal challenges coping with daily life and tainting motherhood. Pressures on mothers has grown to gigantic proportions and many women feel overwhelmed in their role as a mother.
 

Importantly, maternal mental health matters for children too.

Research increasingly associates depression and anxiety during pregnancy and after birth with differences in children's social-emotional, cognitive, language and behavioural development. Underlying issues affecting proneness to forming psychological pressures. The health associations can extend beyond infancy into childhood, adolescence, adulthood. Although many other factors are in the frame, including biological, family, social and environmental influences contributes to a child, teen development. (PubMed) 
 

Birth-related PTSD has also been associated with mental health challenges for parent, mother, affecting infant bonding, attachment disorder, aspects of child behaviour, although research remains developing. Logical thinking as mother and infant share hormonal and nervous system influences.  A large meta-analysis found associations between perinatal maternal depression/anxiety and social-emotional, cognitive and other developmental outcomes extending into childhood and teens. (PubMed Central (PMC))

Why it’s essential to dissolve and resolve mental and emotional impacts in life as soon as possible, especially in maternity and birth extended experiences. Receive emotional release and don’t allow deeper forms of depression, PTSD etc., to form. Recognise, put solutions in place as the faster individuals of all ages receive specialist help turnaround from emotional cause and effects the better. Reducing body domino effects and reoccurring issues. Safety and security is paramount feeling safe while being treated is essential, action rather than words to receive lasting change and able to move on in life. Leaving memories where they belong, faded and in the past. 
 

D.A.R.E. — Dissolve and Resolve Emotions
 

At Joy Wisdom Trust, using specialist ‘D.A.R.E. Therapy’ recognises that difficult emotional, maternal experiences can continue to influence present day life.
 

D.A.R.E. provides a person centred Body-Mind-Emotion, integrated clinical therapy approach, helps all ages, both genders, with emotional release methods, dissolving, resolving, shock, grief, overwhelm, sadness, underwhelm, ‘can’t cope’ traumatic experiences, recognising underlying emotional patterns that works towards dissolving and resolving emotions that may undermine personal living, holding individuals back in life. 

The entrapment of mental and emotional health is all encompassing.

JWT philosophy is about looking beyond symptoms to the ‘whole person’, as a cocktail of traumatic events, undermining life is often found. Including maternal stress, birth experiences, misjudged relationships, abuse, bullying etc., Finding the cause, reasons behind the diluted emotional wellbeing. Instead of focusing on the ‘RESULT of’ anxiety or depression.
 

Earlier recognition and appropriate support can help create healthier foundations for women, children and families into the future.
 

Supporting a mother's emotional wellbeing is not only about today but also preventing future decades of health issues.  JWT hears many stories and outcomes especially from women, where mothers are still living with anxiety, depression, stress on a daily basis five years after receiving a traumatic birth experience.  Dads and partners also affected by deep shock and feeling out of their depth from threat to life especially around maternity. The ripple effect continues into future living. When it could be curtailed sooner with JWT supportive programmes, clinical 1-2-1 individualised therapy.  D.A.R.E works alongside appropriate medical and mental-health care when required.

Because you can live without trauma, improve mental and emotional wellbeing faster with JWT support programmes and 1-2-1 tailored packages.
 

Get your life back with JWT philosophy 
 

Listen. Understand. Support. Resolve. Move forward.