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Tag Archives: Mental Health
The cruelties we have inflicted on children under Covid-19 are unethical and immoral, we’re devastating a whole generation
By Eva Bartlett Source: In Gaza A year of lockdowns, mask-wearing, isolation and depriving youngsters from seeing friends and grandparents has caused a surge in kids committing suicide, self-harming and suffering other mental health issues. It needs to end. Scrolling … Continue reading
Posted in civil liberties, culture, Dystopia, Health, Psy-ops, Psychology, Science, Social Control, Social Engineering, society, Sociology, State Crime, Technocracy
Tagged addiction, Child Development, Covid-19, depression, Isolation, lockdown, Mental Health, Pandemic, psychology, Public Health, Sociology, suicidal ideation, suicide
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Biden’s Brain Is Swiss Cheese And It’s Creepy That We’re Not Talking About It
By Caitlin Johnstone Source: CaitlinJohnstone.com I didn’t watch the last Democratic presidential primary debates because I figured that without Tulsi Gabbard in there shaking things up it would be a boring, vapid parade of insubstantial verbal foam, and I love … Continue reading
Posted in consciousness, corporate news, culture, Deep State, elites, Health, media, Media Literacy, news, Oligarchy, propaganda, Psychology, Social Control, society
Tagged Alzheimer’s disease, cognitive decline, corporate media, Deep State, Dementia, DNC, Election 2020, Joe Biden, Julian Castro, Mainstream Media, media, Media Literacy, Mental Health, MSM, Neurology, psychology
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The Evidence Pours In: Poverty Is Getting Much Worse In America
By Paul Buchheit Source: Occupy.com A White House report recently proclaimed that the “War on Poverty is largely over and a success.” United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley said it was “ridiculous for the United Nations to examine poverty in America.” Well-positioned Americans … Continue reading
Posted in Corporate Crime, culture, Economics, elites, Environment, Financial Crisis, Health, Housing Crisis, Inequality, Labor, Neoliberalism, Oligarchy, Social Control, Social Engineering, society, Sociology, State Crime
Tagged America, culture, economic inequality, Economic Mobility, Economics, environment, financial crisis, GDP, Health, Homelessness, infant mortality rate, Living Wage, Mental Health, pollution, Poverty, Social Safety Net, society, unemployment
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The Lonely American
By Sean Posey Source: The Hampton Institute In 2015, psychotherapist Traci Ruble started a “community listening project” in San Francisco dubbed “Sidewalk Talk.” The project sends trained volunteers to meet strangers on the street and listen to them discuss their … Continue reading
Posted in culture, Dystopia, Health, History, Philosophy, Psychology, Social Control, Social Engineering, society, Sociology
Tagged Alexis de Tocqueville, American History, Community, culture, happiness, Healthy, John Winthrop, Leo Marx, Loneliness, Mental Health, Michael Hendrix, Morris Berman, Philip Slater, Philosophy, psychology, Robert Putnam, Sir Michael Marmo, society, Sociology, Theda Skocpol, Thornton Wilder, Traci Ruble
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America’s Painful Self-delusion
By Allen Marshall Source: Information Clearing House America is the only nation brought forth by a set of beliefs, and those beliefs, captured so eloquently in our founding documents, are some of the most powerful and inspiring ever conceived. We … Continue reading
Posted in conditioning, consciousness, Corporate Crime, culture, Dystopia, Economics, Health, media, Philosophy, propaganda, Psy-ops, Psychology, Social Control, Social Engineering, society, Sociology, State Crime
Tagged addiction, Alcoholism, America, Cognitive Dissonance, corporatocracy, culture, Debt, Denial, Distraction, Health, Insomnia, media, Mental Health, Mental Illness, obesity, Oligarchy, Plutocracy, society, Stress
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Wasted lives: The worldwide tragedy of youth suicide
Principles of goodness together with the golden seed of social justice – sharing – need to be the guiding ideals of a radically redesigned socio-economic paradigm. By Graham Peebles Source: Nation of Change The pressures of modern life are colossal; for … Continue reading
Posted in conditioning, consciousness, culture, Economics, education, Environment, Financial Crisis, Health, Inequality, Labor, media, Psychology, Recession, Social Engineering, society, Sociology, Spirituality
Tagged Anxiety, Commodification, Consumerism, culture, depression, despair, Economics, Education, Hope, media, Mental Health, Poverty, Public Health, Social Media, society, suicide, unemployment
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An Open Letter to People with ‘Mental Health’ Issues
Robert J. Burrowes As ‘mental health’ issues gain more attention, sympathetic and otherwise, in a wide variety of contexts and countries around the world, the opportunity for inaccurate perceptions of what causes these issues, and how to treat them, are … Continue reading
Posted in consciousness, culture, Health, Philosophy, Psychology, society, Sociology
Tagged Anger, Consciousness, culture, depression, Diet, Emotions, fear, Health, Memory, Mental Health, OCD, psychology, PTSD, society, Trauma, Violence
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10 Life Lessons I Learned as a Psychiatric Nurse – and Patient
By Cortland Pfeffer Source: Wake Up World Over the past 25 years, I have been immersed in the mental health and addiction system as a patient, later as staff, as a Registered Nurse (RN), and eventually as a supervisor. My time … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, conditioning, consciousness, culture, Health, Philosophy, Psychology, society, Sociology, Spirituality
Tagged addiction, Community, Conformity, Connectivity, Consciousness, culture, fear, Individuality, Intention, Love, Masks, Mental Health, Perception, Philosophy, Psychiatry, psychology, Punishment, Relationships, society, spirituality, Struggle, Subconsious
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