Welcome to the first official issue of WAMHA Magazine!
Our goal is to inform you of all things WAMHA. And keep you updated with current issues occurring in the Mental Health Space on every side for all women change in Women’s Health.
I personally guarantee quality journalism from every writer and every source of WAMHA Magazine. I believe it is our duty to not only inform the public but also educate each consumer. This not only makes for great content but also creates much needed change.
I’m not only a survivor, I’m a story teller of truth. the intellectual path of transparency. And look forward to sharing it with all of you.
Women Against Mental Health Abuse was founded in October of 2023. And made official November 13th, 2023. headquartered in Los Angeles, CA. the everyday women and celebrity alike. Transform & Restore Women’s Lives.
As a Women’s Advocate I noticed there was nothing set aside to specifically address abuse by the the Mental healthcare system. Abuse done by a family members, a spouse, or doctors themselves had no repercussions from the industry. And once diagnosed, everything is the fault of your own no matter where the abuse comes from. And a woman is now a medical slave and subject to unscrupulous abuse.
There have even been movies made about this very issue. Films like the 1944 classic Gaslight to Gothika with Oscar Award winning actress, Halle Berry. Yet, the question still remained where is the help? Now, due to Covid and a mental health crisis who is going to cover the major crakes in the Mental healthcare system? And before you there is government help it must start locally. And this is where Women Against Mental Health Abuse began.
Women Against Mental health abuse will not only launch an App to assist locally we will take this issue to our Nation’s Capitol.
Important questions to ask:
Are diagnosis given to women scientific?
What are some things a woman should do before taking psychotropic drugs?
Should pre or post pregnancy be considered a mental illness?
Are women, women of color, and especially black women more susceptible to electric shock?
Is there a chemical imbalance in women that leads them to being electric shocked?
Why are no separate, mandated legal counsel set aside for women given a mental health diagnosis to detour abuse?
If abuse is discovered and a misdiagnosis why are there no medical advocates immediately available to change medical records and correct medical diagnosis?
We not only knew it would take an act of God it would take an Act of Congress. So,Women Against Mental Health Abuse got to work.
The WAMHA ACT which stands for the Women Against Mental Abuse Act has been created to address this very issue.
WAMHA sought the best scholars, lawyers, and medical team to craft a bill to not only fill in the gaps but help put an end to all forms of women’s mental health abuse. And you can be apart of it too. Join us as we charter a bus to Congress. Or you can donate on our website and or sign our petition on Change.org
Let’s Start Again...
Healhty life choices are the staple of any rich lifestyle. Health is literally wealth.
The goal is to go from routine to habit. When a healthy lifestyle becomes something you can’t live without it becomes something you always live with. But it takes discipline!
Because everything thing starts in your mind you have to see it to be it. This visualization technique is something many athletes use everyday. And so can any other woman.
Women N Fitness has 5 words that we live by: ORGANIZATION
PREPARATION
CHARACTER
FOCUS
DISCIPLINE
These are the pillars in which we live a healthy lifestyle. Check out our website and download our fitness app to join the WNF Army.
Last but not least is good nutrition This helps to aid in mental and physical health Food effects everything we do And your mind doesn’t work unless you provide it with great food. Its is 80% of the work you will do.
Every woman should prioritize healthy life choices to live an active, fun, free life And if possible, gain professional knowledge to continue a legacy of health with family and friends to live long and live strong
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Reverend Frederick Shaw Jr. is a the International Director & Spokesperson for CCHR, Citizens Commission on Human Rights, NAACP Branch President, Civic Leader, & Entrepreneur. Rev. Shaw a former, a former Los Angeles Police Sheriff is great leader, family man, clergyman.
Rev. Frederick Shaw Jr. is an Honorary Board Member of Women Against Mental Health Abuse. And has provided great support since its inception. He has worked with our WAMHA President & Founder for 7 plus years as a CCHR volunteer and guest CMS Radio Podcast host.
You can listen to Rev.Frederick shaw speak on the new WAMHA Podcast & at the CCHR, Citizens Commission International Hollywood Headquarters. He provides incites on the Mental Healthcare Industry and advocates against its abuse of children.
Rev. Frederick Shaw created the CCHR Taskforce Against Racism & Modern day Eugenics and travels the world speaking on the race disparity against African Americans and people of color in the healthcare system and abuse by the pharmaceutical industry.
Space in Your Home
One Task To Get You Started
Home Office
Bedroom
Bathroom
Kitchen
Living Room
Garage
Storage Space
Digital Decluttering: Unsubscribe from ten unnecessary email lists and delete ten old files from your computer. Yep, just ten of each.
Clothing Decluttering: Identify clothes that you have already decided to donate and actually donate them!
Beauty Product Decluttering: Discard any expired make up and skincare products.
Appliance Decluttering: Get rid of at least one appliance that is nice to have but not used often.
Media Decluttering: Sort through books, magazines, games and media and donate five of each type.
Tool Decluttering: Organise tools by function and get rid of any duplicates or broken items.
Memorabilia Decluttering: Make two piles. The first with items that hold significant sentimental value and the second with the remaining items. After one month, revisit the second pile and consider if it could be discarded.
Mother’s are taking a stand everywhere to protect their children against a rigged system.
Demonstrate a Mother’s Love & please be apart of a life changing decision for your family & join Mother’s Against Mental Health Abuse!
Women Against Mental Health Abuse is looking for energetic, passionate, and diligent Ambassadors of Change.
As a WAMHA Ambassador you are given the opportunity to serve women that need it the most. You also help to arm your community with knowledge. And knowledge equals power.
Not to mention, you look good while doing it. Every WAMHA Ambassodor wears a power pink suit. This lets people know that you not only look amazing but you mean business too. So, Rock Your Pink Suit!
No woman is excluded. Each woman is equipped with extensive training, individual and group support, legal assistance, medical and holistic support, and leadership opportunities to grow interdisciplinary skills. This ensures each WAMHA Ambassador delivers a quality experience.
WAMHA Ambassadors also receive rewards for all their hard work at our Annual WAMHA Conventions held in October. So, let’s party like the rock stars you are and transform and restore women’s lives.
Founder & President LaShunda Martin
Mental Health Awareness Month serves as a crucial time dedicated to breaking down the stigma surrounding mental health issues, promoting open conversations, and encouraging individuals to seek support and care for their mental well-being Recognized annually in May, it aims to shed light on the importance of mental health and to remind us that taking care of our mental state is just as important as taking care of our physical health. This month-long observance is an opportune moment for communities, organizations, and individuals to engage in activities that promote understanding, compassion, and education about mental health challenges. It's a time to share personal stories, connect with others facing similar struggles, and push for improvements in mental health services and support systems By fostering a more supportive and informed society, Mental Health Awareness Month plays a vital role in helping individuals feel less isolated and more empowered to seek help and prioritize their mental health.
