MAHA for Mental Health 🧠

[Eamon (MAHA for Mental Health 🧠)]

MAHA for Mental Health

“Today we live in a society in which spurious realities are manufactured by the media, by governments, by big corporations, by religious groups, political groups… So I ask, in my writing, What is real? Because unceasingly we are bombarded with pseudo-realities manufactured by very sophisticated people using very sophisticated electronic mechanisms. I do not distrust their motives; I distrust their power. They have a lot of it. And it is an astonishing power: that of creating whole universes, universes of the mind. I ought to know. I do the same thing.”
― Philip K. Dick, in 1978

Author’s Note

In the quote above, a group that isn’t mentioned becomes our duty to do so —we must address the spurious realities within our Education system.

Academia and Institutions, where psychologists - and the like - learn their trade, and earn their credentials, are being radicalized by Idiocracy. Our shared reality is in jeopardy, because these schools have taught graduates to despise common-sense, then sends them into the world believing they are justified.

Any given mental-health-professional will have a varying level of expertise, training, and indoctrination. Therefore, patients may be walking into rooms to receive unethical and overtly-biased treatment. They will receive it, pay for it, and remain totally naive to what they are being subjected to, and the kind of manipulation to which they are suggestible.

What’s happening is: Politics has breached these sciences. Ideology-and-Incentive infused Mental Health Care is persisting in the Behavioral Sciences and Cognitive Disciplines, and becoming the orthodoxy, unless we establish new standards.

Practitioners must draw a line and resist this derangement from material reality, denounce all ideological virtue-signaling, scrutinize all subversive political rhetoric, and remain un-bought-off by special interests.

No ‘expert’ is exempt from our strictest critique as patients of doctors, no matter how many degrees they have or papers they’ve published, or news broadcasts they’ve appeared on. We must always be freely able to challenge this precedent, and #MAHA must help us be better equipped to do so.

MAHA for Mental Health reacts to this dilemma by providing a public vehicle for supporting new perspectives, developing critiques, and offering reforms that can restore power to the patient.

The future belongs to REALISTS.

Foreword

It’s time to Make American Sane Again.

You probably don’t see the mental health crisis, until you do. This makes mental disorder an elusive, but pernicious disturbance in our civil society.

If you suffer from a mental disorder and have tried to get yourself help, you are likely to discover that navigating this industry often feels like being lost and defeated by a labyrinth. MAHA for Mental Health policies + research will directly target current inefficiencies, and then innovate to make this process easier, and more successful for the average person.

Robert Kennedy Jr. is pledging to end the chronic disease in America.

Donald Trump has been elected President, and has stated repeatedly that he is taking counsel from Kennedy, and has now nominated him to be our Secretary of Health and Human Services. We need him to get confirmed by the Senate!

We shouldn’t overlook a massive opportunity to address another major (and now with Trump as President-Elect, I suspect, rapidly-growing) crisis in our country: the failures of our Psychological Wellness.

Our sanity is being challenged by America-Last actors. But as long as we have our wits, and know our rationales wholeheartedly, their surreal agenda will have no penetrating effect.

What needs to change in how we treat our mental health in this country?

Please, share your opinions below.

The Mission: Make America Sane Again

This “MASA” congregation for Mental & Brain Health seeks to advance the Quality of Medical Care & Resources for all Americans, ESPECIALLY those suffering from a mental or neurodevelopment disorder.

A sane country is a stable country, and it starts from WITHIN.

Zeroing-Out and Opting-In: Calibrating our mindset

The best way to interact w/ this policy-platform is: as an incubating THINK-TANK. Let this serve us as a nest of many ideas and perspectives for reversing this singular crisis — everything from tracing it’s origins to curtailing it’s devastating effects.

The current phase of this policy is:

1. Gathering good information: to understand the first-hand truth of what is happening in the psychology services, and why we are mentally ill.
2. Demystify and debunk our subjective reality: will encourage a movement of objectivity, critical thinking, and continuous questioning of the establishment.
3. Discuss, distill, and engage respectfully: with related policies in order to form a diverse framework of useful ideas + data.
4. Set aside ideologies and infinite bias, to concentrate on achieving individual liberty through adaptation: troubleshooting systemic issues affecting our health.
5. MASA Policy-Projects: will function as the foundational template for deliberate pathways of research that shall constitute a new regime, within the mental-health-industrial-complex of America.

Our Imminent Collapse

1. The 1st inherent problem, is that Mental Illness can be invisible, unless you know where to look.
2. The 2nd inherent problem, is that it may only “present as a disorder” in a minority of individuals.
3. The 3rd inherent problem, is cohesion of information, and the lack of new ideas and policy which should be incorporating multiple points-of-failure into single solutions. Analogously: We need to drive holistic approaches that look at how the entire body is functioning synergistically. This means discontinuing a siloed approach of physical health VERSUS mental health.
4. The 4th inherent problem, is that sufferers-with and victims-of compromised mental health may not possess the basic Cognition, the Willpower, or the Understanding of the tools & resources they would need to help themselves, even if solutions exist.
5. The 5th inherent problem is the Systemic problem of public health services. The corruption of regulatory agencies, institutions, publications - all of which conduct politicized, or incentive-based research, which filters into the private practices — by ideologues who are adopting this treasonous reality and wielding it in the name of public service and healing.
   And then, the capture of government by corporations with vested interests in outcomes of American policy, allow it to stray entirely too far from the pragmatic measures of treating the root causes.
6. The 6th inherent problem stems out of the Systemic interference mentioned above. There is no incentive for many individuals to truly heal themselves and stay the course of correction— as long as they are dependent on the state for supportive services. Therefore, Any measure of state intervention into medical and therapeutic rehabilitation must be, by design, for the graduation of patients out from this state of dependency.

Reform Proposals

{Edits, Additions, and Refinements are Ongoing + Perpetual here}

• new strategies for affordable care options, especially for those without health insurance ($100 per therapy session is too much). One of the major hurdles to starting therapy is a feeling that it may be a very abstract dedication of funds & time: very expensive, with no guarantee of outcome. Repeated Trials with new therapists “to find the right fit” can be a very difficult sacrifice to make, especially for those who already struggle with daily function and stress-management.

• new laws for permitting use of psychedelic micro-dosing (mushrooms & mdma).

• Remove all of the DEI, wokism and manualized interventions from the training programs of clinical psychologists and mental health clinicians. The profession of psychology has become so politicized and has lost its foundational principles of understanding and treating the human condition.

• The true efficacy and data published of different therapy-styles (e.g. CBT vs. Psychoanalytical).

• We need to take a deep look at online therapy companies and determine if these services are legitimately serving the people, or if they are money-making machines.

• We need better solutions for veterans, addicts, homeless, foster children, the handicapped, the sick, the disabled, the fatherless, the motherless - whose basic existences may be fragmented, and compromising their will to live.

• We need better solutions for families who have experienced tragedy/severe disruption between them, to re-learn how to be a family, and not dissolve into strife.

• We need to examine the protocols of psychiatric treatment (needless prescribing of powerful drugs) and continue questioning long term effects.

• We need to realize that the combination of puberty and a peer-pressured environment can be dangerous and unpredictable. Pre-teens and Teens must be taken seriously, and not underestimated.

• We need to understand the root/environmental causes of atypical mental disorders and neurodevelopment issues in children, continually asking questions on the origins of modern illness: ranging from vaccine injury to autism to gender dysphoria.

• Let’s investigate what rehabilitative measures can be applied to inmates and ex-cons to set them up for safe transition into society while lowering the risk of future convictions, due to behavioral disorders.

• We need to popularize a neurological basis for assessing our self-destructive lifestyles and daily events.

• We must realize the profound link between mental health + active relationships so we can prevent damaging effects of isolation + vicious cycles.

• We need for the essential function of “therapy ; counseling” to be much more precise and scientific.
  With more robust and cohesive industry standards: with articulated levels of care, and new measures implemented to ensure efficacy and comprehension of therapeutic method, as well as the means to hold practitioners accountable for fraudulent behavior.

• We need more sophisticated and developed classifications for Trauma and Depression, and other debilitating conditions.

• We need to return to treating psychiatric problems based on psychological theory and real, not fabricated, science.

• We need to resolutely understand the connections between diet, metabolism, habits, gut health etc. on state-of-mind.

• We need to demystify mental-health with an abundance of evidence.

“MASA” Policy-Projects

(as they appear in the comment-section below )

1. Impact of Pornography
2. Upgrading Diagnostics: Brain Imaging, etc.
3. Nutrition, Chemicals, & Environmental Toxins on Brain Health
4. MASA: Veteran Care
5. Early Education: Self-analysis, Self-reliance, Self-discipline
6. Integrated Support Systems for: First-Responders, Intense jobbers, College Students
7. Familial Bonding & Neurodevelopment
8. Pain Management, Addiction, + Controlled Substances
9. Mental Health vs. Health Insurance
10. Medical Protocol Redesign & Long-Term Care Management
11. Fixing Isolation for Everyone: Community Programs & Job-Training
12. Researching Prevalent & Rare Disorders
13. MASA: Homeless Care
14. New Medicines and Alternative Therapies
15. Toxic Academia: “Woke” Intervention in Institutions, Scientific Journals, etc.
16. MASA: Victims of Abuse + Crime
17. Psychoanalysis as Public Safety: Prisons, Schools, Gun Laws
18. Modern-Day Mind Control: The Information War, Covert Influences, PsyOps, + Cult Programming
19. Pedestrian-Support: Emergency Care, Service Animals, Restful Public Places, Innovative Models
20. Comparing the Best Modalities of Therapy: Science vs. Pseudoscience
21. Tax Deductible: Habits + Routines for “Staying Sane in America”
22. Toxic Body, Toxic Mind: Big Ag + Big Pharma vs. Mental Illness

Pinned Comments:

@AmericanPatriot

There seems to be no initiatives to improve mental health in our nation and if there are they are few. I am convinced mental health is the silent pandemic.

@Junebug

Maybe this is covered under one of the bulleted items and I missed it but I’m seeing a lot of psychosis related to the election of Donald Trump. These women particularly have been brainwashed to believe he is a monster who is going to cause them to die if they conceive. It’s truly a tragedy. They are angry, afraid, drawing inward rather than reaching out, cutting off family members who they see as DJT supporters/voters. How do we correct this? They wouldn’t self report because they see themselves as normal and us as the problem. They need reeducating.

@Bingus247

I’m a disabled veteran, a single mother, and I graduated with my BS in Texas. This is a two part problem, one as a veteran and another that I don’t see being discussed: mental health in the workplace.

I had to quit my job with the state because they absolutely refused to accommodate me. Despite the agency having their own policy to support the request, HRs denial having anything to do with hardship relative to what is defined in the CFR, and even though I had two doctors: my primary and specialist request on my behalf for accommodations and provided the necessary paperwork.

@Arod17

I am 24 and I have a full time job with great health benefits. Unfortunately I was struggling to find a therapist that was covered by my insurance.

@ElizBlock

I am a spiritual director who has spoken with students in schools of psychology where 3/4 way through their program they are subjected to Marxist professors & critical race theory. They are told to guide their clients toward the possibility they are gay or lesbian through coloring books and other manipulations into their psyche. The reason given in several cases was to overturn the male hierarchy. This causes the students I know great anger. Many psychologists are more interested in promoting the gay alternative life as a solution to anxiety, steering them into it, than truly seeking the good of the client.

@CherylScottMSLMHC

I believe there are people who know what “de-transitioning” therapy would like, and we need a committee of experts to begin to lay out plans for creating a new mental health system based on reality based scientific data-h morals and values. The fact is that it will take a massive whole of government approach to doing this. We need to change wokeism treatment concepts. Change universities teaching wokeism ideas. Change licensing boards for needed CEUs and other criteria. Change the DSM to reclassify dysphoria back to disorder. This will require a multi-prong serious plan. I’d love to be involved.

@Jules

But, for some reason, after a few months they always ask “What would you to work on?” Well, I don’t know! I am expecting my therapist to guide me through it. With each therapist I made progress. But, I don’t understand why they keep trying to make you take control when I am expecting them to know what that path should be. My guess is that there is laws or something about the way therapists are trained that make them do this. It seriously hinders the healing process and honest really hurts my feelings for being given up on by someone I am paying.

@AriAnahata

It feels a bit triggering when my therapist always asks “so what would you like to work on today?” and I’m not the expert and don’t have the ability to know sometimes so my hour of time and money is wasted with no clear direction. I understand that my therapist wants ME to come to my own healing and I’m someone who appreciates that challenge, but it also feels like it makes the process extremely slow and at times, it WORSENS my mental health because I feel like a failure who is unsupported/unimportant. I’m not able to heal myself on such a deep level without the guidance of someone who IS mentally balanced.

@Tricia_Mahoney

When one of our kids was spiraling in late high school, the waiting list for covered care was 8-12 months unless we were referred through emergency inpatient services, which were not covered. I have very good health insurance, and live in a metro area with significant resources, but there are simply no resources unless someone is in crisis. We shouldn’t have to wait until someone is in a life-threatening situation to seek help. If the remote therapy options online are staffed by certified counselors and can be validated, why would they not be covered just as any other telehealth program?

@tekla14

Question to ponder: Is there any such thing as “mental illness”? No, there is not. The “Bible” of psychiatry is the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental DISORDERS. They don’t say mental illness, because they are physicians trained in the medical model, where a disease must demonstrate a gross, microscopic or chemical lesion in the body to be considered an actual disease. No mental disorder can meet this requirement, ergo: there is no such thing as a mental illness.

@Laura_Lees

After the presentation, I spoke to the presenter and asked why as a psychologist I wouldn’t do an assessment to help determine whether the patient was actually transgender or was possibly experiencing gender confusion. I used the analogy that I have been told many times by 80 pound anorexic patients that they are completely fine and there’s no need to gain weight, yet if I just took their opinion at face value, their psychopathology would result in death. The presenter summarily dismissed me as eating disorders having nothing to do with transgenderism. He didn’t answer my question about doing an assessment, even though that is one of the core skills of psychologists.

@Safira7117

In high school, I had selective mutism rooted in PTSD and anxiety disorder. Kratom helped me talk again and develop social skills. I never thought I would be able to do that. I haven’t heard many stories of kratom helping selective mutism.

@Sierra_Clair

One reason so many young people go to therapy now more than in past generations is they don’t have a supportive social network. Therapists are overwhelmed with new patient requests and many people stay in therapy years beyond what they need due to a lack of outside relationships.

@Ellbee67

Many people have difficulty with traditional “talk therapy” and yet the arts therapies are typically not reimbursable through insurance. What I have to do is incorporate music therapy into my LPC practice, when it would be more beneficial for the music interventions to be primary. I’ve worked in MH for 30 years and with combat veterans, persons with acute and chronic MH diagnoses of all ages, complex trauma cases, etc etc and Music Therapy has helped most of them progress more quickly (their words) and also helps them to have a way to regulate through intentional music engagement during their every day lives.

@sfled

I would add changing the current licensing from state to state, we’re short-handed because it isn’t always easy to move and continue practicing since each state has different licensing requirements. If medical professionals can travel and their licensing travels with them, why do we continue to allow licensing organizations to dictate the added costs in order to continue practicing if you move to a different state or if you wanted to provide virtual services to those in areas with need for qualified mental health professionals?

@Abby_Sharp

Adding to the CBT/etc research point - include EMDR trauma therapy and making that form of therapy more accessible. $200/session is so difficult to keep up with, especially for a trauma therapy that you may need several sessions for.

@ewilson

I was a part of a conversation today about Emergency Room’s inability to address the mental health crisis leading to long term boarding of psych patients in EDs. They shared that 40% of individual’s first contact with mental health services is via the ER. There is a grant funded ‘pilot’ mental health ER/ walk in center in our area that can address someone’s needs in 72 minutes from walking in to walking out, including scheduling with a follow up outpatient visit within 7 days. There has been great success with the model, however, it is considered ‘not sustainable’ long term because of the lack of insurance reimbursement and the low rates for MH emergencies. They also shared that Medicaid covers the visits 100%, but commercial insurance will contribute $6 TOTAL towards the claim.

@jmang128

I have had family with severe mental health disorders who have state medicaid and wait months for care and then get terrible care when they do get it bc therapists who accept medicaid are swamped!

@Trump2024Again

Fathers mean less poverty, less crime, and less overall hardship. Fathers are paramount in helping kids grow up to stand on solid ground.

@Laura_Lees

I served two terms as president of the Wisconsin Psychological Association and the bylaws are clear that as a non-profit the organization’s mission is to carry out activities that support the advancement of psychology for professionals and the community. In 2020 during my past-president term, the George Floyd riots occurred and the new board of directors felt compelled to publish position statements supporting Black Lives Matter. They felt it was the duty of the board to support BLM despite the Executive Director and I explaining that the bylaws do not include political activism and, although it was their responsibility to protect WPA’s 501(c)(3) status, they were putting it at risk.

@Alipoo2200

I can’t keep a job and I can barely function or take care of myself. I’m very lucky that my boyfriend is supporting me but without him I would be homeless. I don’t talk to my family very much because a lot of them are narcissistic and have a lot of addictions and they are just very hard to be around. I have a hard time going outside by myself and leaving my apartment. I can’t afford therapy anymore and I’m running out of medications and options.

@SarahPhD

During covid, I was surprised that neither my state psychological association or the American Psychological Association came out with any type of public statement saying that school closures were detrimental to the mental health of children. Psychological research clearly had shown how important regular socialization with peers is for children’s mental health. I thought this kind of a public statement could be made with the caveat that the association was not advising whether or not keeping schools closed would affect the transmission of covid. I brought my concerns to the state psychological association via their email listserv, where I was attacked by psychologists who were petrified of covid spreading if schools were to reopen.

@jmang128

I would add something I think of importance which is to add some regulation around sites like betterhelp , where the therapists are paid or incentivized to keep clients for long periods and/or volume of clients, instead of improving their outcomes and giving them the best care.

@SarahPhD

I’m a psychologist in private practice and have been a psychologist for about 30 years. I take insurance in my practice, so I am considered “in network” with several companies. One of the problems I see is that a therapist gets paid the same amount by an insurance company no matter how severe the problem is in the person they are treating. The diagnosis given to the person does not matter. In other words, the therapist gets paid the same amount for “individual psychotherapy” no matter if the person is suicidal or if they are depressed over a recent life event. They also get paid less for “couples counseling” than they do for individual therapy, even though it is more difficult to do. Usually people with the most severe problems tend to go to agencies (like local mental health centers) rather than therapists in private practice, because they don’t have private health insurance. Agencies typically provide little psychotherapy and rely much more on psychiatric medication, which tends to be over prescribed and has lots of negative effects. Agencies are also usually staffed by therapists with the least experience, because therapists want to go into private practice where they have more autonomy and typically see patients with less severe problems. So unfortunately, those with the most difficult to treat problems end up with therapists (if they are so lucky) with the least amount of experience and training.

@Laura_Lees

Make needed changes to reimbursement so those who need higher levels of care (e.g., inpatient, residential) can complete the full treatment episode rather than being discharged prematurely by insurance companies. This results in inability to achieve a state of wellness that supports effective functioning upon discharge and contributes to relapses, readmissions and the development of chronic psychiatric conditions. This is particularly true for those suffering from eating disorders.

[B.H.1]

Excellent ideas and comments.

[Jules (Julie)]

From experience, I can tell you that mindful meditation and Tai Chi have been amazing helpers for my physical and mental health. Mindfulness meditation is/was in k-12 schools, but I haven’t heard about it still existing for a while.

I am thinking that it should be common for meditation and tai chi to be readily accessible and paid for by insurance as a common thing. Or maybe make it a state paid for program…if this is a good idea? And also part of gym class…assuming gym class still exists in k-12.

I was in therapy for a while. But, I kept having to find new therapists because each one gives up on you. Here is what I mean. I am a deep kind of person and came to understand that I would need to heal on a deep level. My assumption is that most therapists would be willing to take that journey with you. But, for some reason, after a few months they always ask “What would you to work on?” Well, I don’t know! I am expecting my therapist to guide me through it. With each therapist I made progress. But, I don’t understand why they keep trying to make you take control when I am expecting them to know what that path should be. My guess is that there is laws or something about the way therapists are trained that make them do this. It seriously hinders the healing process and honest really hurts my feelings for being given up on by someone I am paying. I am NOT a tough case or anything like that. Can this get addressed as well?

[truth]

We need to study meditation and how it benefits the mind.
When a awareness is reached that meditation is the greatest tool to have happiness and mental peace and wellbeing, we should establish meditation centers across the nation for free. Even small ones in parks to just take a break.

[Eamon (MAHA for Mental Health 🧠)]

@Jules

My assumption is that most therapists would be willing to take that journey with you. But, for some reason, after a few months they always ask “What would you to work on?” Well, I don’t know! I am expecting my therapist to guide me through it. With each therapist I made progress. But, I don’t understand why they keep trying to make you take control when I am expecting them to know what that path should be. My guess is that there is laws or something about the way therapists are trained that make them do this. It seriously hinders the healing process and honest really hurts my feelings for being given up on by someone I am paying. I am NOT a tough case or anything like that. Can this get addressed as well?

This is absolutely what I am talking about when it comes to addressing questionable Therapy Techniques, firmer expectations, true industry standards — such as concrete and methodical approach versus a “freestyle” approach.

This cannot be abided and merely swept under the rug. In some cases it feels like borderline theft. These costs add up.

Great contribution, thank you.

[truth]

They studied Tibetan Buddhist monks who meditated everyday for years, and we found
there was a new brain wave called Gamma, something we have never seen in anyone else other than meditators. In short, it meant that these monks were constantly experiencing blissful peace and joy in their minds due to the incredible transformative power of meditation.

[Jules (Julie)]

There have been a few studies on it in the past on the benefits of meditation.

One of the problems with this idea is going to be finding true masters of meditation and tai chi. For example, there are a lot of Tai Chi forms out there. But most of those are bad versions of the original or just made up which is not good. If done really wrong, doing Tai Chi can effect your health in a negative way. Sadly, there are just a small handful of people around the world that still know original forms that truly work. The same thing for mindfulness meditation…it can be taught wrong making it useless.

There are still a very small handful of people that know forms that truly work. But, that knowledge is almost gone thanks to decades of true masters either being killed or not passing down their knowledge to the right people.

[Love]

I believe the best way to study something is by practicing it yourself.

[B.H.1]

Be optimistic! I agree, however there might be quite a few masters hiding in plain sight. We can hold Train the Trainer sessions to ensure best practices.

[Eamon (MAHA for Mental Health 🧠)]

@truth

Find this study and present it to this forum!

Let’s support this thread abundantly with evidence, and demystify mental health.

[Jules (Julie)]

Suggestion: Find one true master and have this person by your side. They will be able to judge if the form is good or not. The only true master I know of (there are so many fake ones) is Helen Liang. You can find here DVDs here: https://ymaa.com/search-results?search=helen+liang

I get the impression from Helen that she was taught by some of the last of the great Tai Chi and Kung Fu masters in China.

[B.H.1]

If anyone in charge is interested, I do know an OG master in Texas, too.

[Trump2024Again]

Make Dads Great Again: Give Every Child A Dad

Promote policies that help every child to either have a great dad or have a father figure involved in their life in some capacity. Policies that promote the involvement of Dads in our culture are severely needed.

Fathers mean less poverty, less crime, and less overall hardship. Fathers are paramount in helping kids grow up to stand on solid ground. Thank you.

[Eamon (MAHA for Mental Health 🧠)]

Impact of Pornography

Sex Addiction & Porn Addiction are very real. We can further understand the psychological effects of this kind of addiction and use this knowledge to support people in a therapeutic/psychoanalytical setting.

I am not explicitly advocating for a Ban on Pornography, I don’t know if that’s the solution. I will say that if it was disposed of from the culture, I feel confident that it would be a positive step for our psychological wellbeing.

…Combat addiction + compulsive habits; causes of isolation; causes of dysfunctional relationships

Pornography Today's Cigarette Industry

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Pornography Ban

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Pornography Ban

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Pornography Ban

Great post! I agree with you wholeheartedly. I’m a Clinician providing counseling for couples where the husband struggles with porn addiction and escalated behaviors that come from this addiction. I counsel the wives experiencing betrayal trauma. This not only affects men, but porn addiction is on the rise with women as well as children/teens. From the recent Barna Report: Porn use remains a growing problem. Three in five adults (61%) report viewing porn. 84% report not having anyone in their …

Ban Pornography

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[Eamon (MAHA for Mental Health 🧠)]

Brain imaging & upgrading Diagnostic Integrity

Incentivize Mental Health Brain SPECT Imaging Facilities

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Brain SPECT imaging for all mental health diagnosis

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[Eamon (MAHA for Mental Health 🧠)]

Understanding the Impact of Nutrition (& Chemicals), & Environmental Hazards on Brain Health

@ajt

Behavioral Issues: Studies show these dyes increase hyperactivity and ADHD symptoms in children.

Nutrition Support for Americans Living with a Neurological Disorder

My daughter is 9 years old. Due to a traumatic brain injury during labor and delivery, she struggles daily with neurological and motor issues. She’s dual diagnosis Cerebral Palsy and Autism. We try hard to find healthy alternatives to snack foods and meals to help support healthy neurological and physical functions which are already damaged. But it is very expensive and tough to keep up financially. Is there a way we can encourage health insurance companies to cover “neurological nutrition plan…

Jail food for mentally ill incarcerated

Jails generally have a budget of about $1.50/day to feed inmates. Example is white bread, fried bologna, tang and hot dogs. This causes metabolic dysfunction and damages the mitochondria that psychiatric medications have already damaged. It makes a pretrial detainee (not convicted) or any inmate that has a SMI diagnoses…worse. Sardines, boiled eggs, low carb, high fat options can heal the brain. Reference Dr. Chris Palmer’s BRAIN ENERGY and www.metabolicmind.org for more info about healing …

Ban Fluoride and Clean Our Water

Fluoride is a known neurotoxin. It should not be allowed in any municipal water supply. Municipality water treatment plants should also be forced to filter out any and all known toxins, including all pesticides, drugs, and hormones(specifically estrogen) from the water supply.

Reclassify transgenderism as a mental disorder

As a trans person, I really appreciate the 99% thoughtful points made here. I’d like to add some insights which I’ve had, to enrich the conversation. This is not the top priority issue in this day and age. Gender is being used to divide the country, so we ignore the more critical and even existential issues, such as the migrant invasion, vax-induced death and disability, corruption at all levels etc. Glyphosate, Atrazine, PFAs and more all physiologically feminize humans on a cellular and even…

Hospital Nutrition

All of our tube feeds that have FDA approval are owned by abbot nutrition and Nestle who are run by blackrock. Pivot, Jevity, Osmolite etc. are full of hydrogenated vegetable oils and corn syrups. People always get worse when starting these feeds and dietitians are taught this will save there life. Please stop health care workers from being forced to administer this crap. Not to mention all food served in a hospital is made with the same oils and preservatives we are fighting against. But if yo…

Remove estrogen in tap water

Estrogen has been rising at alarming levels in our drinking water. Here is an exert from a 2010 study, “Detection of estrogens in the environment has raised concerns in recent years because of the potential of these compounds to affect both wildlife and humans. The incomplete removal by publicly owned treatment works (POTWs) of excreted endogenous estrogens and prescribed estrogens leads to their introduction into surface waters and potentially into drinking water sources that rely on surface wa…

Ban 5G Cell Towers In Residential Neighborhoods

These cell towers have popped up all over my neighborhood in the past few years. How did this happen? There are multiple studies that show these towers are “probably carcinogenic for humans” and can cause headaches, memory problems, dizziness, depression, sleep problems, etc. I would much rather use a “land line” in my home to avoid cell phone radiation but now I don’t have the choice. The radiation is here no matter what choices I make in my home.

Urgent Call for a National Health Policy to Remove Fluoride from Public Drinking Water

I am writing to request your urgent attention to the matter of fluoridation in our public drinking water. Mounting scientific evidence, including the latest findings from the National Institutes of Health (NIH), indicates that fluoride exposure is linked to a reduction in IQ levels, particularly affecting children. Here’s why this concern demands immediate action: NIH Study Findings on IQ Reduction: Recent NIH-funded research has shown that fluoride exposure may lead to lowered IQ levels acro…

FDA Total Particle Toxicity Inclusion

Currently the FDA holds functional flaws, and is no longer a for safety organization, it is even clearly identified on the FDA website in rules and policy making that all rules and policies are chosen and selected for enforcement based on a FOR PROFIT SYSTEM. This policy suggestion aims to provide a new method to improve the general health and welfare by restructuring the core approval methods of the FDA to include a new calculation method for total particle toxicity levels in every day use prod…

The Organic Growth and Farmer Incentive Act

The Organic Growth and Farmer Incentive Act Purpose: This policy aims to provide substantial financial incentives and support to encourage organic farming, reduce reliance on genetically modified organisms (GMOs), and ensure that the agriculture industry thrives with sustainable, healthy food production. The goal is to make farming a lucrative and desirable profession while promoting organic practices that benefit both the environment and public health. Key Objectives: Boost Organic Farming:…

Allow insurance coverage for mold toxicity

Mold produces health altering mycotoxins. Home owner’s insurance doesn’t recognize it. Health insurance doesn’t recognize it. It takes YEARS to recover from it. It affects our bodies’ neurological, respiratory, immune, mental/cognitive, and nervous symptoms. Some mycotoxins even produce TVOCs which can cause organ failure. Traditional medicine doesn’t know how to treat this and it’s affecting people more than they know. The only way to receive treatment is to find a functional doctor and pay th…

Nano Technology in Food, Drugs, and Health Products

Proposal for a Federal Ban on the Use of Nanotechnology in Foods, Drugs, and Health Products Executive Summary This proposal seeks to introduce a comprehensive federal policy that would ban the use of nanotechnology in the production, processing, packaging, and marketing of foods, drugs, and health products. The policy aims to protect public health, ensure food and drug safety, and address the ethical and environmental concerns associated with the integration of nanomaterials into consumables. G…

Safer Food Containers and Storage Practices

Most of the materials used to store and serve food should be safe , non-toxic and temperature appropriate. Too many restaurants serve hot food in containers not intended for and not suitable for hot or warm food. Regulations enforcing this should be in place and dangerous materials should be banned or not approved for food serving, preparation, or storage. Standards should be imposed upon food transportation, warehouses, and stores which specifies more strictly which food and beverages and wh…

Fund independent studies of effect of use of marijuana during pregnancy and 2nd hand marijuana smoke on young children

As a professional provider of early intervention services, I see children who have tested positive for THC in cord blood. I also see parents using marijuana in their homes with their children present. This is legal in many states however I am seeing changes in cognition and developmental delays in these children. The parents are not receiving education about possible negative effects on their children’s health and development. When a child tests positive for THC in cord blood in Michigan, th…

Ban Lab Grown Meat

Self-explanatory. Lab grown meat is not real meat. There are lots of harmful artificial ingredients, and the good ingredients do not provide the same nutritional benefit of real meat. Ron DeSantis signed this into law in Florida, and the rest of the states need the same nutritional benefit. The country of Italy banned it too. There is a lobby for harming our food and we need to stand up to it. People assume our food is automatically safe Banning lab grown meat is a good way to be healthier a…

Ban Toxic Fragrance Chemicals

Ban the use of Carcinogens, Neurotoxins and Endocrine Disruptors such as Phthalates, Formaldehyde , DEP, etc in scented Air “Fresheners,” body care, laundry, household and cleaning products. Toxic Air Fresheners and Fragrance Chemicals are as dangerous in their own way as second-hand smoke. “Forever Chemicals” such as Phthalates in Air Fresheners and Synthetically Scented Products adversely harm our children’s hormonal development and reproductive systems. Second-hand Scent from Toxic Fragran…

Chemical Free Mattresses

[TBBPA Estrogen Chemical] This picture with this is from an article on the NIH website about the brominated fire retardant chemical that mimics estrogen. You can read that here: 3-D images show flame retardants can mimic estrogens in NIH study | National Institutes of Health (NIH). This is only one example of fire retardant chemicals used in mattresses to make them flame retardant to meet the very strict U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission standards. This flame retardant causes precociou…

Ban all geoengineering, chemtrails and spraying in the skies

Complete ban on the manipulation of weather and the spraying of chemicals on the people of this country. We demand clean air to breathe, clean water to drink and clean food to eat. All forms of geoengineering to be stopped immediately. We demand access to natural sunlight that isn’t blocked by clouds of chemicals so our bodies can absorb sunlight and obtain vitamin D as we were meant to. Complete ban on the creation of weather events that are used against the American people. Complete trans…

Regenerative Home Farm Policy to Decentralize Our Food Supply

The World Economic Forum wants us to own nothing and be happy, live in overpriced apartments in 15-minute cities, and eat highly processed GMO Food. This policy is designed to empower homeownership and entrepreneurial participation in local economies, help US Citizens afford single-family homes in small communities, and end food deserts by empowering local homeowners to participate in the organic food supply. The funding for the program is written into it; mostly a participation tax – levied at…

NEWBORN testing for MTHFR

40-60% of the general population has a defective gene called MTHFR, and doesn’t know it. This gene is one of many, that is involved in the methylation cycles that essentially runs the body and ultimately produces ATP for the mitochondria of every cell throughout the body, that keeps that cell alive and ultimately the organ that it is located in. This gene when defective does not allow the body to covert folic acid into folate that the body needs in the methylation cycles, and when the folate cy…

Make America Healthy Again Act

Ban monocrop agriculture. Ban all synthetic pesticides. Ban GMO. Ban grain enrichment. Ban factory farms. Ban the injection of fillers into meats and all other practices aimed at artificially increasing livestock weight. Ban the use of hormones and antibiotics in livestock. Ban feeding grain and soy to livestock and require runinants to be grass fed and finished and pigs and chicken to pasture raised. Ban all non-heritage pork and chicken and their food products (eggs) from being sold as…

[Eamon (MAHA for Mental Health 🧠)]

Veteran Care

…Caregiver practice reform; Systemic crisis; Reintegration & Job Creation; Corporations bear responsibility for our troops health**

Caregiver grading at Veterans' Affairs Hospitals

As of today, veterans are subjected to substandard care and left to scream into the void when a physician treats them poorly or is abusive. We’re sent to patient advocates that try but lack the resources to bring true repair to situations. IG investigations into abusive, inept, or dangerous providers are exceedingly rare. Moreover, Feres Doctrine and prohibitions of lawsuits embolden providers at VA hospitals to do and act however they wish. This results in malicious flags placed in parts of re…

No man left behind act

Any company that would like to accept a contract from the DOD is required to set aside a fixed percentage of their profit to be determined from any and all government contracts to be donated to a fund that is used to benefit injured, disabled, homeless, etc veterans to be administered by an independent board of directors consisting of Veterans of each branch outside of the VA system with a fiduciary responsibility. Disbursements from said fund are tax free, and congress is unable to touch sa…

Know homeless veterans

I propose a policy for our homeless veterans. That says. If you served in a combat zone for this country. Then you should be furnished a home with know property tax owed. These veterans have been in a deadly combat zone and deserve to be respected and taken care of. I feel this would help get a lot of homeless off the street and create a lot of jobs. The houses wouldn’t be hard to build and would go together quickly. It would help with a soldier. I honestly don’t understand why this hasn’t been …

Care for our Veterans

Tricare for life should have no premiums or co-pays. Our country made a promise to our service members. The government promised we would take care of you if you were injured serving our country. It promised to take care of those you left behind if you were killed in the line of duty. And we promised to care for our veterans in return for 20+ years of service. Obama’s DAA of 2016 started charging premiums on retiree health care which opened the door. Those premiums have been further increased …

IVF for Disabled Veterans

If a soldier has lost the ability to conceive due to their service connected disabilities then the VA should cover the cost for conception at least 1 time in the veterans life. ie. IVF and or surrogacy. I am a disabled female veteran (GWOT) who lost her uterus in an unnecessary medical procedure for my deployment to Iraq. I had a partial hysterectomy at 24 years old (still had my ovaries) I am now 39 years old and the VA will not help me have a child IVF and surrogacy but will pay for sex cha…

Use FEMA $ for homeless veteran housing

No American citizen should be homeless. Instead of using FEMA money for the illegal immigrant Shelter Program, this money and housing ideas can be used for veteran and other needy Americans. Over 653,100 Americans are homeless. This is what we would hope NGOs would be concentrating on. They are already set up as a conduit for housing the border crossers, so the transition would be doable. Food, clothing and shelter are basic needs. A home is stability, comfort, and lessens the anxiety of surviv…

Veterans healthcare

All veterans need to have free healthcare through Veterans Affairs, especially those who are homeless and without any support. By providing this amount of healthcare, it will create jobs for those veterans in need and create even more jobs to build and staff all of these facilities. The veteran homeless population will decrease and give hope to the people who selflessly served for your freedoms. At no time should veterans benefits be a bargaining chip in any bill negotiating. Veterans should be …

Incentivize/Place Veterans without PTSD to live around schools

To enhance school safety and deter potential shootings, a policy shall be created to incentivize veterans or active military personnel to reside in homes near public schools. Their presence will act as a deterrent to gun-related threats, with the understanding that any attempt to bring a firearm to school would prompt an immediate, trained response. This proactive measure aims to reduce school shootings by fostering a secure environment where threats are less likely to occur or escalate further. …

“The Humanitarian Service Members Benefit Act” VA Humanitarian Rating

“The Humanitarian Service Members Benefit Act” Rev. Will Webb, LCM Founder of Cor12Mission “The Humanitarian Service Members Benefit Act”, or “THSBA”, Should expand VA benefit eligibility to service members who have record of humanitarian mission(s). Humanitarian Service Members generally are less accepted for VA benefits. Humanitarian Service Members are commonly exposed to polluted water, low quality and/or toxic air, long term solar radiation, long term environmental allergens, mental tr…

Do we need military hospitals . . .

Do we need military hospitals when there is a shortage of doctors and nurses in the civilian sector? War is traumatic. Do many military hospitals see trauma patients? Where do the majority of military ER doctors do their trauma training? Are the military nurses, medics/corpsmen & medical services personnel used to caring for the needs of traumatic casualties of war? Should military doctors, nurses, medics/corpsmen & medical personnel work in civilian hospitals and drill (like a reservist - …

HR 6023 to be fast tracked

Veterans deserve care. The legislative effort to address backpay for military sexual trauma (MST) is encapsulated in H.R. 6023, known as the Veteran Restitution and Justice Act of 2023. This bill aims to amend Title 38 of the United States Code to provide retroactive payment of benefits for veterans with covered mental health conditions resulting from military sexual trauma. Here’s what you need to know: Purpose: The bill seeks to adjust the effective date for MST claims, allowing veterans t…

Integrating the Veterans Health Administration (VHA) into Blockchain Technology

Objective: To modernize the Veterans Health Administration (VHA) by leveraging blockchain technology. This integration aims to reduce operational expenses, enhance transparency, improve healthcare service delivery, and provide better health outcomes for veterans across the nation. Rationale: The VHA is one of the largest integrated healthcare systems in the U.S., serving millions of veterans annually. While the VHA has made significant strides in healthcare delivery, challenges remain in managi…

Restructuring of veterans affairs

The VA has continuously failed our veterans from under rating disability, to subpar health care. They have countless cases of negligence and continue to spend tax payers money on things that ultimately do not help veterans. I purpose that the VA be restructured and all veterans receive government paid medical at any doctor they wish to see. The VA has given veterans 0% ratings for service connected disabilities where the veteran has then been forced to wait years during the appeals process to re…

[Eamon (MAHA for Mental Health 🧠)]

Self-psychology, Self-discipline, Self-reliance

…Building Life-Skills and Self-Reliance to build Self-Esteem and future Success; Cognitive Arts + Meditation

Emotional education

Proposing an educational task force to implement curriculum; coaching emotional intelligence, civility, and coping skills in grades k-12. Television content and absent parenting have precipitated a new culture of promoted distortions in our personal and public narratives. (Think “my strange addiction” vs “the andy griffith show”) These distortions in thought have led to an increase in voilence, drug use, disease, depression, entitlement, and many other negative results. Americans now lack th…

Beat suicide and homelessness at the source

Building more free, or low income homes will never solve the homeless crisis. And while SSRI’s can be for some people, far too many are over subscribed and pushed. This is an issue I know well as someone with bipolar disorder. In order to address these 2 issues we need a few things a class written into the national curriculum devoted to mental illness, how to identify it, and how to treat it holistically. more readily available whole of body treatments for mental health outside of the stan…

Increase Physical, Mental, and Spiritual Health Through Education Reform like JFK

Education guidelines should include encouraging and educating children in practices that will lead to physical, mental, and spiritual health. Physical Fitness and Nutrition: Children should be taught basic to intermediate levels of nutrition as they move up in grades the same way they do levels of math. Physical fitness should come back as a priority. A call back to JFK’s physical fitness program of some kind(part of the JFK’s original plan was having teenagers hike 50 mils in 20 hours. It is i…

Teach Life Skills in Schools

Restore Home Economics to schools, with a new emphasis on healthy lifestyles, as part of a program to teach students the life skills that are sorely lacking in many young adults. Children spend a full work-week in school all their young lives and many graduate without knowledge of how to care for themselves in the most basic ways. Cooking, caring for a home, budgeting and banking, simple home and auto repairs, etc. are real life that will confront every student, whether they choose to go to co…

Free and all inclusive education

Make education FREE. We shouldn’t have to pay money to learn. Learning is a God given right. That’s why we have brains. We should be striving to learn as much as we can. So many people are LIMITED to what and how much they can learn because they can’t afford to go to school. I have never been able to go to college because I never had the money to pay for it. Teach children about the human body, the heart and the brain. What it’s actually made of and how it actually correlates to the world …

Mental Health Class Requirement

Require Mental health classes that teaches real mental health issues. What to look for, symptoms, how to care for yourself or recognize it in others and how to reach out to them or the right people without making it worse. Make it a safe place for conversation. Ai can come in great help by it also posing as a or multiple students to avoid in-class delayed post forum discussions to become targetable. AI can also help to create age appropriate mental health issues or questions for the students…

From Surviving to Thriving

It’s time we rethink what our kids are actually learning in school. Things that should be a must: 1. Personal Finance: Managing money isn’t just a skill, it’s a necessity. Teaching kids how to budget, save, and invest means they’ll avoid the financial traps so many of us fell into. 2. Budgeting: It’s simple but powerful. Learning how to set up and stick to a budget can make the difference between financial stress and financial freedom. 3. Credit Score: Understanding credit is huge—it’s the ke…

A single solution to quickly solve each of our societal issues

One last thing is, I don’t want any Media outlets spreading awareness of the government’s bidding, on behalf of the government. I think you are saying that this is an outcome that would be upheld by private citizens and/or a corporate or non-profit sponsor, which is fine, but then, it shouldn’t be the business of the government to produce and enforce laws that adhere to those interests. I don’t want any private group which adopts institutionalization of “thought control” to be influencing wha…

[Eamon (MAHA for Mental Health 🧠)]

First-Responders & “Intense-Jobs” Support systems

School & Workplace Support systems

(Mental + Emotional Health in Professional/School settings)

Returning to the Five day work week

There is no world where a person should be forced or allowed to work seven days a week. Not only is work addiction one of the secret epidemics in this country, it is leading to many other problems. Parents are never home. Wages are never fair. Not to mention the physical ailments such abuse of the body causes. Going without rest is detrimental to a person’s physical, spiritual, and mental health. It also makes it near to impossible to thrive as a family when you spend so little time together. W…

Required Mental Health Screenings

Much like we need proof of vaccines, physicals, dental records, etc. within the school system, we should also be requiring mental health screenings for all students. Not only that, tax dollars should be able provide the recommended therapy, family counseling and medications at no cost for students. https://www.usnews.com/news/health-news/articles/2024-03-29/steady-rise-in-u-s-suicides-among-adolescents-teens#:~:text=During%20those%20two%20decades%2C%20over,sharp%20increases%20year%20by%20yea…

Require hospitals to provide mental health services for medical professionals on site and available at all times.

Policy Proposal: 24/7 On-Site Mental Health Professional for Medical Staff Purpose: To establish a policy requiring hospitals to have a licensed mental health professional available on-site 24/7 to support the mental and emotional well-being of medical staff, including physicians, nurses, aides, and other healthcare workers. This policy aims to address the high levels of stress, burnout, and emotional strain common in the healthcare environment, ensuring that medical staff have access to timel…

Investigate shootings , violence and suicides tied to prescription drug adversities

Mass shootings, violence and even suicides have increased in America along with commonly prescribed psychotropics for ADHD, depression, anxiety and gender dysphoria. The “black box” drugs have significant potential risks that include homicidal thoughts, suicidality, dissociation and more. Many mass shooters have mental health issues that likely involve these class 2 narcotics but few are connecting the dots, the medical records are shielded from the public and powers that be hide behind HIPAA …

Nurses Need Mandated Patient Limits

Each department or type of nursing needs a federally mandated limit to how many patients a nurse can have. Acuity levels should be legally mandated as well. There should never be a time when one nurse on a floor has 3 high acuity patients while the other nurse has zero high acuity patients. For example: ICU 2-3 patients tops PCU: should be a required step down unit with 2-3 patients tops Medsurg: 4-5 patients tops Observation: 4-5 patients tops The current “hours” for nursing homes is ridic…

[Eamon (MAHA for Mental Health 🧠)]

Familial bonding & Neurodevelopment

@Powerdrips

• A C-section can interfere with the immediate release of oxytocin and the initiation of breastfeeding because the surgical process often delays skin-to-skin contact between mother and baby. After a C-section, the mother may be separated from the baby for medical reasons, such as recovery from anesthesia or post-surgery monitoring, which reduces the opportunity for immediate breastfeeding. Without this early breastfeeding or skin-to-skin contact, the release of oxytocin may be delayed, potentially hindering the bonding process and the natural benefits of the “love drug” effect. Additionally, the mother might face physical discomfort or challenges in positioning the baby to breastfeed, further complicating early bonding.
• Breastfeeding immediately after birth is important because it stimulates the release of oxytocin, often called the “love hormone” or “love drug.” Oxytocin is crucial in helping to establish the bond between mother and baby. This hormone fosters feelings of attachment and emotional connection. Additionally, oxytocin helps the mother’s uterus contract, which reduces postpartum bleeding, and it enhances milk ejection during breastfeeding. The physical closeness and skin-to-skin contact during breastfeeding also reinforce this bond, creating a nurturing environment for both the mother and baby.

Make Dads Great Again: Give Every Child A Dad

Nearly every problem facing our great country today can be linked to the shortage of Dads. I spent most of my years growing up without a father. Promote policies that help every child to either have a great dad or have a father figure involved in their life in some capacity. Policies that promote the involvement of Dads in our culture are severely needed. Fathers mean less poverty, less crime, and less overall hardship. Fathers are paramount in helping kids grow up to stand on solid ground.…

Make it easier for a parent to stay home

Imagine how health would improve and attachment disorders would decrease if there were more parents able to stay home and raise their children. The childcare shortage would diminish if it were simply easier for more parents to stay home and raise their children if that’s what they wanted to do. Parents would be able to stay home and make home cooked meals for their children. Right now there are so many families that would like to have a parent stay home, but the economy does not allow this to ha…

Increase resources and awareness for Autism and similar disorders

Autism diagnoses are up SIX HUNDRED %. The waitlists for evaluations and assessment for diagnoses are exponentially increasing, with many having to wait months and some years to just get the diagnosis. Even once the diagnosis is confirmed, the waitlists for therapies to help are HUGE and take months to years due to lack of resources for Autism. There’s a general ignorance about Autism as well amongst the public, which goes to show awareness for it is not sufficient. ASD is hard, our kids need us…

Autism research task force

Create a robust and all-hands-on deck team to research and find help for our autism epidemic. Make autism an urgent priority and find immediate resources, guidance, answers, and solutions to this rapidly growing issue. Create an open forum where people from all walks of life can come together to discuss anecdotal experiences and join with scientists, inventors, businesses, and government to form an alliance that helps now. In the US, about 1/36 children is diagnosed with autism and ASD is nearl…

Invest in impactful medical research on autism to advance interventions, treatments, support services, and prevention strategies for improved outcomes

Today, 1 in 36 children are diagnosed with autism, a lifelong neurodevelopmental disability. Of these, 25% require maximum support for daily functions and may never live independently. Additionally, 30% present with regressive autism, forming the majority of those most profoundly affected. However, outcomes can improve with dedicated medical research focused on pathogenesis, bio-mechanisms, and co-occurring conditions to enhance interventions, treatment, and prevention. 95% of children with au…

Deep issue in education

This is a huge issue so I have a proposed plan based on my experience in working in the education system. Proposal: Addressing Failures in the Education System with a Focus on Special Education Introduction The American education system is facing significant challenges, particularly in the area of special education. Despite the increasing number of students who require individualized support, the resources, training, and support for special education teachers remain woefully inadequate. As so…

Special needs ssa

Stop using parental income guidelines for children SSA for extremely needy children the level of care will not change when they turn 18. Children with extreme disabilities should have access to affordable healthcare regardless of income levels of families. Making it more affordable for families to choose to have a special needs child every life deserves medical. Most extreme special needs parents are 1 income and can still barely inch by and are denied medical and any support . Making it so chi…

@AshleyLuna

Right to Education and Coaching on Management of Pregnancy and Parenting

• Require high schools to offer an awareness class, taught by a non-ideological, independently contracted source, regarding: fetal & child development; abortion procedures; physical/psychological risks/experiences of pregnancy & abortion; resources/options available to low-income families; the maternal/fetal healthcare rights; adoption; parenting skills & perspectives; primary attachment theory; child’s need for routine, care & attention; causes/examples/harms of: toxic stress, absent fatherhood, counter-parenting, all forms of abuse, coercion & exploitation; biological sex differences between men & women; various disabilities and disorders (including Down Syndrome, ADHD & Autism).

National Adoption Program

National Adoption Program to promote life by encouraging and assisting mothers through their pregnancy so they can give birth and give their baby up for adoption; thereby giving parents who are unable to conceive the opportunity to adopt a baby from this country.

Make Autism 1 in 10,000 Again

Despite the current rate of 1 in 36 children being diagnosed with autism, our health agencies continue to undermine research that connects various toxins—including vaccines, pesticides, and air pollution—to autism. Furthermore, they have proposed no strategies for mitigating autism risk or developing treatments based on the impact of these toxins on the human body. We are decades behind where we should be in terms of autism treatment. Genetics research related to autism is proving unproductive…

Mandatory Minimum Lunch and Recess Times in K-12 Schools

Purpose To establish minimum standards for lunch and recess periods in all U.S. K-12 public schools, promoting better nutrition, physical activity, and social development among students. Key Provisions Lunch Period Mandate a minimum of 45 minutes for lunch periods in all K-12 schools. This time shall be exclusively for eating and socializing, not including time spent waiting in line or transitioning between classes. Recess Require a minimum of two 15-minute recess periods per day for all…

An Act to Prohibit the Broadcasting of Violent or Inappropriate Commercials During Family-Friendly Television Programming

An Act to Prohibit the Broadcasting of Violent or Inappropriate Commercials During Family-Friendly Television Programming Too often we are watching family shows like shark tank only to be surprised by a commercial about murders “coming up next on nightline.” If the show show is G rated, so should be the commercials. The purpose of this Act is to protect viewers, especially children, from exposure to violent or inappropriate content during family-friendly television programming. Protect menta…

Effective Domestic Violence Prevention

Look up any source and you’ll notice the domestic violence risk for women has remained constant over time - approximately 1 in 4 (1 in 16 for men). Violence from males remains the top cause of female injury. I’ve developed an effective domestic violence prevention education program that can finally reduce that risk. It’s called Unmasking the Abuser. I’ve written books - distributed in 14 countries - have a podcast and offer customized training programs for the public and for professionals. You …

Presidential Motherhood Award

This new policy would create an award exclusively for mothers who raise many kids. Socially, it isn’t valued in the U.S. to raise many kids. Monetary incentives such as maternity leave have been largely unsuccessful in raising birthrates in European nations. Let’s look at successes, not failures. Georgia and Kazakhstan are countries that have successfully raised their birthrates through social status. Georgia, with the private initiative of their Patriarch baptizing every third and later child…

Federal Paid Maternal Leave, Unpaid Intermittent leave & College flexibility

The most common reason why women abort is out of fear that a baby would “interrupt” their career or education. Also, being a full time working mom or student can cause a lot of toxic stress and the full time separation between babies/young children and their primary attachment figure can cause long term developmental harms. The following solutions will save people’s lives, supporting healthy families and lifestyles for everyone: 12 week Federal Paid Maternal Leave We should pass a federal la…

Federal Maternity Leave

Proposal for Mandated Maternal Leave in the U.S. Objective: The goal is to provide all mothers with a substantial amount of paid leave before and after childbirth, ensuring their health and well-being while supporting early child development. This proposal seeks to relieve financial and job-related stress for new mothers, enabling them to care for their newborns without sacrificing income or job security. Duration of Leave: The proposal would mandate 6 to 12 months of paid leave for all ne…