The Mental Wealth Project

The Guyana Foundation!

It’s my absolute pleasure to introduce to you The Guyana Foundation run by Mrs. Supriya Singh-Bodden out of West Coast Demerara, Guyana. This foundation was the first organization I was personally in touch when starting with this protect. TGF has been able to provide me the safe space to educate myself and motivate this project back to its feet. The Guyana Foundation has been doing its part in mental health advocacy direct in Guyana for almost 10 years now. This organization is nationally recognized for its hard work and dedication to the awareness and progression of mental health advocacy through Guyana itself. I would like to take a moment to highlight the importance of what TGF does and to provide a spotlight for this foundations success on spear heading stigmas on mental health in Guyana.

Wishing you all a very safe, healthy and prosperous welcome to November 2022.

2022 step ups.
Love and growth always.

-CRP

The Indo-Caribbean Canadian Association with invite you to our webinar presentation “Indo-Caribbean Mental Health Awareness” on Sunday, October 24, 2021 at 7:00 p.m. EDT (Canada).
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This will be an important and much needed discussion on mental health awareness within the Indo-Caribbean community, including the impacts of silence. Our guest panelists will bring different perspectives on how the community needs to holistically approach mental health and how we can support each other.

Christina Persaud - () is the founder of the Mental Wealth Project. Her goal was to leverage social media as a platform, developed over years of her community service in the Guyanese community to educate both youth and elder persons on the simple fact that there are methods to surviving the experiences of trauma and while remaining mentally and emotionally healthy at the same time. Christina grew up in the Guyanese Hindu community in Toronto and has witnessed its struggles with mental health on a first hand basis and used her voice to bring greater awareness to mental health trauma.

Sherrie Mohamed, M.Ed, MSW, RSW – () is the Lead Therapist and founder of Mindwell Therapy Collective. A skilled therapist and educator, Sherrie has over a decade of experience in providing individual and group therapy in Community Health Centres, women’s shelters and youth shelters. She is an Adjunct Lecturer at the Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work at the University of Toronto and has provided educational workshops and presentations in schools across the GTA. Sherrie is a therapist at heart with a genuine knack for building therapeutic alliances and treatment. Accomplished in Mindfulness, DBT and CBT, Sherrie Mohamed is an expert in evidence-based treatment.

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Narcissism! A new perspective for me. Spent a little time doing some research.

Educate yourself forever and always.

What seems like the never ending cycle of intergaenerational trauma stops with our youth- today.