Bøger af Mozelle Martin

Child trafficking is a pervasive issue both in the United States and around the world, requiring immediate attention to address its uncomfortable realities. The problem of child trafficking transcends national borders, demanding urgent action to combat its deeply troubling nature. If you're already familiar with the significant impact of this issue, you are ahead of many who think it only occurs in other countries, not the USA. Within the pages of this art book, you'll encounter the captivating mixed media (acrylic & AI) artwork created by grunge artist Mozelle Martin. These striking pieces of art capture symbolic faces and intricate details that symbolize the resilience and hope exhibited by survivors of child trafficking. Every brushstroke in these artworks radiates a profound sense of hope and determination, underscoring the critical need to build a world where every child can live safely and freely.

In this thought-provoking book, you will embark on an exploration of cyber-hatred's intricate world. Using her background in forensic psychology, the author delves deep into the minds of cyber-haters and the twisted motivations behind their spiteful behaviors. Supported by case studies and evidence from her own experience, the author substantiates her claims, shedding light on the urgent need to address this pervasive issue. This book offers more than just analysis and critique. It provides readers with a list of practical tools and resources to navigate the treacherous waters of cyber-hatred and build resilience. With a passionate call to action, the author urges readers to become advocates for change. To help jumpstart the process, she provides a comprehensive reference list that serves as a springboard for independent research.In this compelling book, the author shines a spotlight on cyber-hatred, offering both insight and actionable solutions. Prepare to be inspired, educated, and equipped to make a difference in the battle against online hate.This book serves as a powerful tool for anyone seeking to understand, confront, and overcome cyber-hatred in the digital age. As readers navigate the depths of cyber-hatred, the author's skillful use of sarcasm provides moments of respite.

Child trafficking knows no borders, and it demands urgent action to confront the uncomfortable truths. If you've seen the 2023 hit movie "Sound of Freedom," you already understand the gravity of this mission. Within this art book, you'll discover the mesmerizing acrylic artwork by Dr. Mozelle Martin. These powerful pieces portray symbolic faces and intricate details that encapsulate the resilience and hope of survivors. Each brushstroke emanates a profound sense of hope and resilience, reflecting the urgent need to create a world where every child is safe and free.

One summer day, Mozelle Martin woke up craving one of her grandmother's sweets. That is when she realized she did not have any favorite recipes from her mother or either grandmother.You know the ones; the foods that helped comfort you during the tough "growing up" years.So, upon that very sad realization, she approached her mother and obtained as many of her favorites that she could. Unfortunately her one grandmother never passed down her Applesauce Cookies recipe, which was the one Mozelle craved that morning.As a mental health professional, Mozelle suggests that you use this time for some extra-bonding with your parents and grandparents to acquire all of your favorite recipes. Then some extra-bonding with your children to acquire their favorite recipes of yours, and add them to the blank pages within.Nothing fancy in here... just typed recipes copied from the handwritten versions.As a forensic handwriting expert, Mozelle also included some handwriting tips to have more fun in the kitchen.

Drawing on the expertise of Dr. Mozelle Martin, a renowned forensic handwriting expert, and mental health professional, this book delves into the transformative power of Clinical Graphology. Since its inception in 1987, Dr. Martin's evidence-based program has enabled individuals to not only modify their handwriting but also reshape their subconscious mind, transform their personality, and find healing from traumatic experiences.Through its practical and effective approach, this book guides readers towards personal growth and development. Dr. Martin's clear and accessible writing style allows readers to easily grasp the principles of graphology and apply them to their own lives, resulting in positive changes. However, the benefits extend beyond individual transformation.For those passionate about the well-being of our youth, this book serves as an indispensable resource. Whether you are a parent or an educator, learning and teaching proper cursive handwriting can foster empathy and promote compassion in children, nurturing a sense of empathy and care for current and future generations.Whether you seek personal well-being or aspire to support others on their journey of growth, this book is an essential addition to your collection. Driven by evidence-based methods and equipped with practical tools, it offers a unique and potent approach to unlocking one's full potential, achieving personal transformation, and finding healing along the way.

Depression affects over 300M adults worldwide. Many people are too embarrassed to seek help, tell themselves they are over-reacting, or don't know that depression is considered a serious medical disorder of the brain. In fact, depression is also directly connected to bipolar disorder, postpartum depression, and post-traumatic stress disorder. Per the National Institute of Mental Health: * Because of depression, workers miss a combined total of 490 million work days per year which causes a combined annual economic loss for businesses of over $100 billion. * Bipolar Disorder affects 6.3 million people in the United States alone. * Depression is the leading cause of suicide - with one person dying by suicide every 13 minutes. * Postpartum Depression affects 15% of new mothers within a month of delivering their baby. * Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) affects 8 million adults each year. * Suicide is the 10th leading cause of death with an average of 3,600 people attempting each day.

Per the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH), anxiety affects over 2 billion adults worldwide and over 97 million in the United States alone, of which an estimated 54% of these are women. ¿The Journal of Clinical Psychiatry stated that anxiety treatment costs are over $42 billion per year in the United States. Of this, $23 billion is for repetitive healthcare services due to symptoms which mimic physical illnesses, such as heart attacks. Compared to non-anxious individuals, those with an anxiety disorder are 5X more likely to go to the doctor, and 6X more likely to be hospitalized for psychiatric disorders. Anxiety is the #1 mental health concern in North America. Each year, more than 4 billion prescriptions are filled in the United States alone, of which Paxil and Zoloft are two of the top prescribed medications. Due to lack of medical insurance or funds, many people self-medicate with street drugs and / or alcohol. In fact, 42% of those who struggle with anxiety use recreational drugs.

It may surprise you to know that 70% of human behavior is based on emotions, not logic. In fact, it is very easy to get increasingly irritated at people, places, and things. Animal lovers are angry because people eat meat, vegans are angry because of Monsanto, dancers are angry because a non-dancer was chosen for their event poster, environmentalists are angry because of developers, young mothers are angry over immunizations, and the list goes on. However anger, which is characterized by a feeling of antagonism toward someone or something that you feel has deliberately done you wrong, is not always bad. In fact, angry feelings often provide the motivation needed to solve social issues such as gender inequality, the environment, minimum or stagnant wages, taxes, and student loans. This was the case with many historical figures such as Martin Luther King and Mahatma Gandhi. Science has shown us that nothing exists without it's opposite. Unfortunately science has also shown us some disturbing facts.

Over 40 million Americans, mostly women, struggle with codependency. In fact, 14.4 million of them were also diagnosed with depression. The lower their self-worth, the more they alienated themselves, the less self-awareness they had, and the more severe their depression was. As a natural continuance, the more severe their depression, the less independent they were, and therefore, the more codependent and debilitating their symptoms were. As you can see, it's truly a vicious circle. Codependent relationships can be between friends, romantic partners, or family members and often the relationship includes emotional, verbal, or physical abuse. Friends and family members of a codependent person do NOT want them to get well because... Take the SELF-INVENTORY inside and see if codependency is ruining your life. The bad news is that symptoms increase when ignored. The good news is that with proper support, you can regain control of your life and become your authentic and independent self.