Tag: hope is teachable
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Activating Hope for World Mental Health Day
The theme ‘Make Mental Health & Well-Being For All a Global Priority’ provides us with an opportunity to re-kindle our efforts to protect and improve mental health. It looks towards the future, and gives us the goal of making our world a better place for all.
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United Nations Secretary – General’s Call to Hope
United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres warned last week that “With people from all points of the globe crying out for relief and hope, international action on major challenges – from climate to conflict and securing sustainable development – is paralyzed by dysfunction and held hostage to geopolitical tensions.” he went on call on the world…
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The Hope Matrix Episode 1: The Science of Hope
Ever wondered what the Hope Matrix is? It was developed to be a roadmap that, when combined with the Five Keys to SHINE for Hope, shows you how to move from hopelessness to hope. It clearly illustrates that there is always a way from the emotional despair and motivational helplessness of hopelessness to the positive…
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The Second Edition of the Biggest Little Book About Hope is Here
With the publication of the Second Edition of the Biggest Little Book About Hope, it is impossible for me not to reflect on my hope journey. Other than being published by Morgan James Book Publishing, what is different about the Second Edition? This time, my own story is front and center. My own suicide attempt…
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Mental Illness Doesn’t Predict Suicide; Hopelessness Does.
Disclaimer: Content is created by iFred’s team of editors. When you buy through links on our site, we may earn a commission. The death of Bed Bath & Beyond’s CFO,Gustavo Arnal, hits far too close to home for me. He was a father of two girls, a financial executive, and a husband. No matter what…
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Finding Hope on National Grief Awareness Day
Two years ago, we received the call that my father-in-law had passed away. We sat in our kitchen, nursing drinks and listening to the quiet tick of the clock, trying to understand. We were trapped with our grief, separated from the hospital and the rest of our family by closed borders and pandemic protocols. When…
