Thrive Mental Health

11/15/2025

11/09/2025

🎥✨ Exciting News! My YouTube Channel is LIVE! ✨🎥

I’m thrilled to share that my new YouTube channel, ThrivewithJamie, is officially up and running! 💚

This space is all about real conversations, creative tools, and compassionate insights for emotional wellness. You’ll find videos on topics like:
💭 Understanding your emotions
💬 Managing anxiety and stress
💡 Healing from internal self-criticism
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Parenting and family dynamics
…and more!

If you’ve ever wanted practical, heartfelt support for your mental and emotional health — this is for you. 🌿

👉 Subscribe today and join me on this journey toward healing, growth, and thriving together:

Let’s make mental health conversations honest, hopeful, and human. 💚

11/08/2025

Exciting News! My YouTube Channel is LIVE! ✨🎥

I’m thrilled to share that my new YouTube channel, ThrivewithJamie, is officially up and running! 💚

This space is all about real conversations, creative tools, and compassionate insights for emotional wellness. You’ll find videos on topics like:
💭 Understanding your emotions
💬 Managing anxiety and stress
💡 Healing from internal self-criticism
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Parenting and family dynamics
…and more!

If you’ve ever wanted practical, heartfelt support for your mental and emotional health — this is for you. 🌿

👉 Subscribe today and join me on this journey toward healing, growth, and thriving together:

Let’s make mental health conversations honest, hopeful, and human. 💚

11/05/2025

Use this recipe to help regulate your overactive and overstimulated system. This recipe with give you a break and reprieve as you learn a new way of living and functioning.

11/02/2025

November: The Month of Letting Go

Not everything you carry deserves to go with you into winter.
Some thoughts have grown heavy. Some habits no longer fit.
Some relationships need distance to find balance again.

November invites release.
Not the loud kind—but the quiet, honest kind that says:
“I’m tired of holding this.”
And then lets it fall.

Letting go is not weakness. It’s an act of emotional maturity.
It’s trusting that even in the in-between—
before the new leaves grow—
you are still whole, still worthy, still becoming. 🍂

10/19/2025

Meet Mo — The Blue Emotion

Have you ever noticed how kids (and even adults) try to push away sadness?

In My Friend Mo, Lee learns that sadness isn’t something to fix — it’s something to befriend. 💙

When we sit beside our sadness, we realize it’s not here to hurt us… it’s here to help us grow.

✨ “Sadness isn’t bad or wrong — it’s been waiting to belong.”

📘 My Friend Mo teaches kids that emotions are not enemies — they’re messengers of what matters most.

📚 Available at Amazon, Walmart, BN.com & more.

10/04/2025

🎃 October Mental Health Reminder 🍂

October often brings change—the leaves fall, the days get shorter, and the year feels like it’s moving quickly toward its close. Just as nature shifts, our minds and emotions can shift too.

This month, try to:
🍁 Notice what you need more of—rest, connection, or calm.
🍁 Let go of something heavy, the way the trees release their leaves.
🍁 Embrace small moments of joy, like the warmth of a blanket or the glow of a pumpkin light.

💛 Mental health is not about being “perfectly positive”—it’s about creating space for both the light and the heavy, and finding balance as we go.

Check in with yourself and check in on others—your kindness might be exactly what someone needs this season.

10/02/2025

I've been told that my QR Code isn't working. Here is the web link. Please consider supporting my project my purchasing this amazing book. Im very proud of it.
https://shop.ingramspark.com/b/084?params=7xC4OlpZaXbbYJ06D5JPkfqLRohhcHi63zwiwFtNzQF

09/23/2025

I'm so excited to announce that I am a published author of my very first children's book "My friend Mo".
My Friend Mo is a gentle and empowering children's book that helps young readers navigate the often confusing and overwhelming experience of sadness. Through the eyes of a child named Lee, this heartfelt story invites children to explore their emotions with curiosity, kindness, and compassion. When Lee begins to feel a heavy, blue emotion he doesn't quite understand, he makes a brave and thoughtful decision: he names it Mo. By giving his sadness, a name and a presence, Lee learns that he is not his sadness-it is just one part of him.

Please consider purchasing my book to share with your kids, grandkids, students, or clients. I would love to share this book with everyone you love.

Purchase link:
https://shop.ingramspark.com/b/084?params=7xC4OlpZaXbbYJ06D5JPkfqLRohhcHi63zwiwFtNzQF