Mental Health Advocacy

I'm excited to announce the launch of PTSD Ronin, a new project close to my heart. Built from my personal experiences and the shared stories of our community, PTSD Ronin aims to be a space for understanding, healing, and growth. With a multicultural perspective and a focus on empathy, I hope to develop this platform into a multimedia hub that includes blog posts, videos, podcasts, and more. Join me as we continue this journey together and create a supportive community for everyone affected by trauma.

Join me on this journey as we build a supportive community and resource hub for PTSD. Your feedback and participation are crucial in shaping this platform to serve you best.

This blog post debunks conspiracy theories surrounding Bill Gates and vaccines.

Exploring the dangers of anti-psychiatry misinformation, this post highlights the critical need for evidence-based mental health practices to combat the spread of harmful myths and promote health equity

Discover how Professor Brian Dolan OBE sparked a global healthcare movement with his transformative campaigns, End PJ Paralysis and Last 1000 Days.

As an educator at Hunter College, Justin Garson should exemplify empathy and understanding towards all his students, regardless of their mental health vulnerabilities. It is essential for educators to be open to serious critiques, especially when their views can cause harm. The ability to listen and respond compassionately is crucial in teaching, particularly in subjects that intersect with mental health. I urge Psychology Today, Aeon Magazine, and Hunter College to require that Mr. Garson undergo additional sensitivity and public relations training, as well as a refresher course on PTSD and trauma-informed care. I also request the opportunity to write an article for your publications to explain why Justin's remarks were so dangerous and to share my story of survival, as I believe my experience offers significant insights and credibility.

Despite escaping with my life while thousands of others died on the island, it wasn’t the first wave, or the second wave of the Asian Tsunami, that came closest to killing me.