Mental health expert. Public Health. My mission: Help you find happiness,sense of purpose & realize dreams. I enjoy a simple life. Gardening - my passion.
Kingston, Jamaica
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Mia Mottley was elected as Barbados' prime minister in 2018. When she was sworn in, she became the first woman to hold the role.
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Our Emotions 4 weeks after the hurricane as relief decreases.
1) People feel abandoned and frustrated
2) Compassion fatigue among volunteers
3) The opposition very critical
4) Government defensive
Please PM change communication strategy.
1) Don’t be defensive
2) Connect with people’s emotion
3) Admit system isn’t perfect but we will fix it
You are doing a good job given the magnitude of the crisis.
‘It’s going to be war’ jamaicaobserver.com/2025/11/…
The mental health demand is great!!! We have started to train persons to do Psychological First Aid to enable us to provide emotional support.
Free consultation. If any patient from affected communities happens to be in Kingston and require their monthly injection. Kindly contact my office at 876-9771108 or 876-578-0882.
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Every group, every community, every organization must move into fund raising mode to rebuild lives and communities. We are in this together and we will rebuild together. Inasmuch as you do this to the least of my brethren. You do it unto me.
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Knutsford Express Kingston. Parking under repair today. Needs a signkeeper to indicate entrance on Dumfries Rd & to indicate that passengers shouldn’t take luggage to check in @KnutsfordExpres
Just collected my car title at tax office, Kings Street. Got it in 30 minutes. The security are well trained and polite. Mr Andre Lowe the desk officer gave great service. Congrats TAJ.
The party to win the next election in Jamaica is the one that effectively shifts from identity politics & focus on economic issues & concerns of the working class. They must articulate a vision that is clear, simple and practical. @jlpjamaica @JamaicaPNP . Listen to the people.