A national campaign dedicated to helping young people learn to "beat the blues" by harnessing the power of positive mental health rhymes. HIP HOP FOR MENTAL HEALTH is a national campaign dedicated to helping young people learn to "beat the blues" by harnessing the power of positive mental health rhymes.
The founder and director is Dr. Patrice Wolters, a Licensed Psychologist, who writes mental health lyrics that spring from the vault of her over twenty years of experience. Dr. Wolters struggled with several mood challenges earlier in her life that enable her to provide cutting edge and catchy verses that can help people move forward while listening to music.
The founder and director is Dr. Patrice Wolters, a Licensed Psychologist, who writes mental health lyrics that spring from the vault of her over twenty years of experience. Dr. Wolters struggled with several mood challenges earlier in her life that enable her to provide cutting edge and catchy verses that can help people move forward while listening to music.
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Hip Hop for Mental Health - A creative approach to treating mental health conditions through hip hop music. Imagine a concert featuring the top performing artists of the 21st century - millions of young people look to these cultural icons for inspiration, admire them as artists, and cherish their music.
This article educates about mood disorders - depression, hyperactivity and the overeating that often is a way to avoid inner pain. The aim is to help readers identify symptoms of depression and hyperactivity, teach positive coping tools and mostly instruct on how students can help each other.
Through the story of a young teenager, this article explains how to determine whether your teen or patient struggles with bipolar disorder (BPD) and/or attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).It also shows how a family is impacted by the unfolding of bipolar II disorder and discusses the symptoms of bipolar depression and hypomania as well as the difficulties in diagnosing bipolar conditions.
Through the story of a young teenager, this article explains how to determine whether your teen or patient struggles with bipolar disorder (BPD) and/or attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).It also shows how a family is impacted by the unfolding of bipolar II disorder and discusses the symptoms of bipolar depression and hypomania as well as the difficulties in diagnosing bipolar conditions.
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