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02/11/2026

What shaped the psychology of Generation X? In this video, we explore the Gen X mindset, their emotional resilience, independence, skepticism, and how growing up during economic uncertainty, rising divorce rates, and rapid cultural change shaped their psychology.

Generation X born roughly between 1965 and 1980 is often called the “forgotten generation,” yet their psychological traits quietly influence modern work culture, parenting styles, and society as a whole. From self-reliance and emotional restraint to dark humor, cynicism, and adaptability, Gen X developed a unique psychological profile unlike Boomers or Millennials.

In this video, you’ll learn:

The core psychological traits of Generation X

How childhood neglect, latchkey culture, and media exposure shaped Gen X psychology

Why Gen X values independence, authenticity, and realism

The impact of economic instability and broken trust on their worldview

How Gen X compares psychologically to Millennials and Gen Z

Why Gen X is often misunderstood but highly resilient

This deep dive into the psychology of Gen X combines social psychology, generational theory, and cultural analysis to explain why Gen X thinks, feels, and behaves the way they do.

If you’re interested in generational psychology, human behavior, or understanding why Gen X doesn’t seek validation the way other generations do, this video is for you.

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01/25/2026

Recognizing low Self-Esteem and Low Self-Concept in people.
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11/12/2025

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Today we experienced greatness. Not just because of accolades, or celebrity, but because of commitment, development, healing all sprinkled with knowledge in the form of Amanda Seales. Thank you! For taking the time to come to Detroit and giving us you! I appreciated it, My class loved it, and we all became better at working towards becoming Decolonizers. Keep up the good work! We love you in the D! . Please go get the book!

11/12/2025

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Today we experienced greatness. Not just because of accolades, or celebrity, but because of commitment, development, healing all sprinkled with knowledge in the form of Amanda Seales. Thank you! For taking the time to come to Detroit and giving us you! I appreciated it, My class loved it, and we all became better at working towards becoming Decolonizers. Keep up the good work! We love you in the D!

10/08/2025

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10/08/2025

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10/03/2025

I say this all the time chronological age does not equate emotional maturity. You have to understand and know that the person that you are sharing the information is mature enough to handle it.

10/03/2025

October is Domestic Violence Awareness month. Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM) is observed every October to raise awareness about domestic violence, honor survivors, and remember those who have lost their lives. DVAM grew out of the "Day of Unity" first conceived by the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence (NCADV) in 1981.

Ways to get involved
1.Wear purple: Purple is the symbolic color for the domestic violence awareness movement, representing peace, courage, and survival. Many participate in Purple Thursday, held on the third Thursday of October, by wearing purple to show support for survivors.
2.Share information: Use social media to promote resources and statistics using hashtags like and , which highlights how common domestic violence is.
3. Donate or volunteer: Contribute to or volunteer at local domestic violence shelters and organizations that provide critical services to survivors and their families.
4.Host a drive: Collect and donate needed items, such as clothing, household goods, and hygiene products, for local shelters.
5.Educate yourself and others: Learn to recognize the signs of abuse, which can start subtly and escalate over time. Abusive behavior includes isolation, verbal abuse, unexplained injuries, and financial control.
6.For help and resources
If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, confidential support is available:
National Domestic Violence Hotline: Call 1-800-799-SAFE (7233), text START to 88788, or visit thehotline.org for support and resources.
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07/24/2025

Women and Girls Awareness Day:
Substance Use Disorders and Mental Health Conference
"Renewal, Recovery & Resiliency"
Addressing the Opioid Epidemic, Mental Illness, and Trauma


Focusing on Women's Wellness
Location: Crystal Gardens
16703 Fort Street, Southgate, MI 48195
Pre-registration is required.
Date: Monday, July 28, 2025

Time: 9:30am – 10:00am (Check-In/Network)

10:00am – 2:00pm (Program)

Training Description

Research indicates that women are twice as likely to develop PTSD, experience a longer duration of posttraumatic symptoms and display more sensitivity to stimuli that remind them of the trauma.

Although women are at greater risk for negative consequences following traumatic events, many often hesitate to seek mental health treatment. Survivors often wait years to receive help, while others never receive treatment at all.

Untreated posttraumatic symptoms not only have tremendous mental health implications, but can also lead to adverse effects on physical health. Female survivors may encounter physical symptoms including headaches, gastro-intestinal problems and sexual dysfunction.

Learning Objectives

Participants will be able to:

Learn effective steps to help identify opioiate abuse trauma
Learn how to address opioiate abuse and trauma
Understand the prevalence of HIV and mental illness
Suggested Participants:

WOMEN AND GIRLS 13 & UP, Community members, case-managers, social-workers, and treatment professionals responsible for facilitation of treatment plans for persons receiving mental health, substance use, and developmental disabilities.

Registration Policy

Pre-registration is required. Participants are welcome to attend the training as a walk-in (someone that did not pre-register), however, walk-ins will NOT be guaranteed seats or materials. Walk-ins will be asked to wait until the training begins in order to receive training materials and be seated to assure that there is enough room. Plan to pre-register to ensure your attendance.

You will receive a confirmation of your registration via e-mail. If you do not, please contact the DWC Message Center at dwchelp@dwmha.com.

07/02/2025

If you get an opportunity please tune in to the No Ordinary Love podcast. It is refreshing to see young black couples share in their moment and in their love. It's insightful, it's helpful, and it gives everyone the opportunity to learn how to grow in love, unconditionally. Tracy-Ann Bullocks this is your brainchild, thanks for your ability to share with the world. Please watch, listen, learn and share.

06/23/2025

How trauma can hijack your brains functioning (Part 2)

What trauma triggers from that person's behavior is sending what message to my brain?

Have you ever experienced something so stressful that you had one of these five trauma responses: Flight (a defensive response), Fawn (you appease or pacify the situation or person to avoid the conflict), Freeze (your brain feels like it is paralyzed because you are overwhelmed with the situation), Flight (you want to run away and escape the situation) and Flop (you feel like you faint or collapse or you have lost control, you may feel dizzy as well) and you didn't know what to do. It's because of what is happening in your brain.

That is because the part of your brain that controls emotional response reactivity, the Amygdala, often has one of the five traumas responses when it is faced with a fear or a threat. And it becomes hard for you to process your thoughts, your feelings, your emotions and your behavior, it inhibits cognitive functioning and literally hijacks your brain. It can inhibit your decision making and it can you nay feel edgy and you struggle with managing the balance between your thoughts and your emotions.

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I have attached the article below: that explains this in detail

Traumatic stress: effects on the brain
National library of medicine and the national institute if health
Https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC3181836/

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