Emergent Hope Counseling

26/11/2025

⭐️You don't have to go through abuse of any kind. Reach out for help.

26/11/2025

💜 Stop 🤚 the violence against girls and women!
Perpetrator - if you noticed that your anger or your emotions are out of control and you want to learn how to manage your anger, and want to do better, please reach out! No judgement, just seek help. Therapy and counseling can help you identify the source and help you re-learn how to express yourself and manage your feelings in positive ways.

To the victim- please say something and reach out for help. If it doesn't feel right and the aggression has arrived, that is your red flag! Don't stay, but immediately reach out for help!

Community - Let's stand together. If you know something say something. Offer support, don't be a silent bystander.

25/11/2025

⭐️The Ministry of Youth, Social Development and Seniors joins the global community in observing the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence from 25 November–10 December — beginning today with the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women.

This year’s theme, “UNITE to End Digital Violence against All Women and Girls,” shines a light on the growing reality of online abuse, including cyberstalking, harassment, and the non-consensual sharing of images.

As technology becomes more woven into daily life, the Ministry underscores that digital spaces must be safe spaces. The Government remains committed to protecting women and girls, supporting survivors, and promoting responsible digital citizenship.

During these 16 Days, the public is encouraged to:

• Learn the signs of digital abuse
• Promote respectful online behaviour
• Report harmful content
• Challenge harmful attitudes
• Support survivors with compassion

Let’s stand together, reinforce a message of zero tolerance, and help build a safer, more equitable Bermuda for all. 🧡

The Ministry of Youth, Social Development and Seniors joins the global community in observing the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence from 25 November–10 December — beginning today with the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women.

This year’s theme, “UNITE to End Digital Violence against All Women and Girls,” shines a light on the growing reality of online abuse, including cyberstalking, harassment, and the non-consensual sharing of images.

As technology becomes more woven into daily life, the Ministry underscores that digital spaces must be safe spaces. The Government remains committed to protecting women and girls, supporting survivors, and promoting responsible digital citizenship.

During these 16 Days, the public is encouraged to:

• Learn the signs of digital abuse
• Promote respectful online behaviour
• Report harmful content
• Challenge harmful attitudes
• Support survivors with compassion

Let’s stand together, reinforce a message of zero tolerance, and help build a safer, more equitable Bermuda for all. 🧡

19/11/2025

💚Celebrating my new certification!💚

I am happy to share that I've obtained a new certification:
Youth Mental Health First Aid MHFA England® . Mental Health First Aid England
Reinforcing my knowledge, awareness, and skills to provide mental health first aid to respond and support young people who may be experiencing a mental health challenge or crisis.

11/11/2025

⭐️How to spot child molester. That can be a family member, church member, school teacher, a coach, a neighbor, female or male. It can be anyone. Pay attention!

Abusers make vulnerable children feel pretty, handsome and special. They can also make children feel stupid, guilty, unworthy, fearful, shameful and insecure.

SEE THE SIGNS TO HELP YOU SPOT A CHILD MOLESTER!

07/11/2025

⭐️Self-harm and su***de awareness information sessions. Get all the information you need. Let's break the stigma. Let's get the help that is needed.
Check this great information session being set up to give you all the information needed.

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07/11/2025

⭐️Suicidal ideation (SI), often called suicidal thoughts, describe a range of contemplations, wishes, and preoccupations with death and su***de.

Su***de is the 10th leading cause of death in the United States and the second leading cause of death among
10- to 34-year-olds.

Women attempt su***de more often than men, but men are successful about three to four times more than women.

Studies show that if you can talk to someone regularly, particularly a close friend or counsellor, you’re less likely to attempt su***de.

You can also talk to a therapist,a support group, your GP, or anyone in community mental health services if vou have suicidal thoughts.

***deprevention ***de ***deawarness

03/11/2025

⭐️ You can have a therapist and pray to God as well. You can have a therapist and know Jesus will guide you too.
Have a read 👇 What do you think?

https://www.royalgazette.com/religion/lifestyle/article/20190119/counsellors-constant-refrain-you-are-not-alone/?fbclid=IwAR2Prxe3mMKgf_pXtCZtCCp8Mde8QgcTa4My_H4R2EStQnPh_Uh4rh90YUs&mibextid=Zxz2cZ

Christians aren’t immune to depression and su***de. Despite that, mental illness is not something the church usually talks about. “Christians go through many battles and some of these can be the strug...

31/10/2025

⭐️ Isn't it amazing how so many things are connected to our emotions and behaviors? At the same time how our emotions, behaviors, and actions are connected to our ways of dealing with life. Do you identify?

25/10/2025

⭐️At times some of us get so stuck that our job or title is what gives us the glory, forgetting that what gives us the glory is our Health.
Our wellbeing is important to maintain our career. Without Health their is no Mental health and without Mental Health there is no health nor a job. Don't loose yourself in your job, but focus on what makes you happy and healthy.

10/10/2025

💚World Mental Health Day,10 October 2025

Mental health in humanitarian emergencies

World Mental Health Day serves as a powerful reminder that there is no health without mental health. This year’s campaign focuses on the urgent need to support the mental health and psychosocial needs of people affected by humanitarian emergencies.

Crises such as natural disasters, conflicts, and public health emergencies cause emotional distress, with one in five individuals experiencing a mental health condition. Supporting the mental well-being of individuals during such crises is not just important – it saves lives, gives people the strength to cope, the space to heal and to recover and rebuild not only as individuals but as communities. That’s why it is essential for everyone, including government officials, health and social care providers, school staff and community groups to come together. By working hand in hand, we can ensure the most vulnerable have access to the support they need while protecting the well-being of everyone.

By investing in evidence and community-based interventions, we can address immediate mental health needs, foster long-term recovery, and empower people and communities to rebuild their lives and thrive.

On this World Mental Health Day, let us intensify our efforts to create a world where mental health is valued, protected, and accessible for all, especially in the face of adversity.