Dr. Scarlet was honored to be a guest on the Well Connected Relationships Podcast and discuss how to work with distress over the war in Ukraine.
Dr. Scarlet was honored to be a guest on the Well Connected Relationships Podcast and discuss how to work with distress over the war in Ukraine.
While most of us are struggling with the tragic realities of the war in Ukraine, there are ways to help. Here are some links to some verified humanitarian charities you can donate to.
Charity Links:
UNICEF Doctors Without Borders CARE Convoy of Hope Red Cross CORE
International Medical Corps International Rescue Committee (Rescue.org)
Meditations for Peace:
Mental Health For Ukraine Resource Documents:
Managing Distress in War and Crisis in English
Managing Distress in War and Crisis in Russian
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Dr. Scarlet was honored to be invited to be a guest on the Catalyst Health, Wellness, & Performance Coaching Podcast.
Dr. Janina Scarlet explains to CBS News how we can all support the people of Ukraine.
Click HERE to watch the News segment
Dear all,
I imagine you know about the tragedies that are taking place in my home country of Ukraine. My heart is bleeding over what is happening there.
In case you missed the lives stream the link to the recorded video is below. Love, protection, and strength to our human family in Ukraine.
If you like to help support the people of Ukraine, here are some options for you. Thank You!
https://www.latimes.com/…/how-to-help-ukraine-three…
https://www.usatoday.com/…/ukraine-help…/6923840001/
Dr. Scarlet was honored to be the mental health consultant for DC’s Young Justice. Check out the new season of Young Justice on HBO Max.
Click here to read the article about DC’sYoung Justice and Mental Health
Dr. Scarlet was honored to be interviewed on the Aspergers Studio podcast.
Have you ever been told to “get over it,” or “look on the bright side,” or “it could’ve been worse,” or that the person you’re grieving “wouldn’t want you to feel this way?” Join Dr. Scarlet as she explains what she calls “Ableist Oppression” and how well intentioned friends and family can unintentionally become an oppressor to people going through a trauma or mental illness. Feelings are meant to be felt, that’s why they’re called feelings. Our emotions are the source of our superpowers, It’s time for a mental health rebellion. Will you join her?
Dr. Scarlet was thrilled to be interviewed by News 8 about her new book and how our emotions can be our greatest strength.