Dr. Princess Fumi Hancock, PsychDNP, treats psychiatric patients and shares her concern about the mental health crisis many young patients are going through, especially since the pandemic. She urges parents to watch their children and get involved in their lives. Many children are left alone to their own demise and suffer from societal ideation, suicidal thoughts, and even violent impulses. Dr. Fumi Hancock speaks from a place of love and empathy as a single mother who worked hard to provide for her children. She emphasizes that it’s not the psychiatrist’s responsibility to raise children and that parents need to take ownership of their role as parents and understand what their children are going through. If you’re a parent, this video is a must-watch to learn how to prevent your children from becoming victims of the mental health crisis.
It serves as a reminder of the incredible gift of life that we all possess and the unique journeys that we each undertake. Throughout the various experiences we encounter, both positive and negative, we gain an understanding of our inner strength and resilience. As we witness the beauty and wonder of the natural world and create memories with those around us, we learn to discover meaning and purpose in our lives. It is essential to reflect on our personal journeys, accept challenges, and celebrate successes as we progress on our life journeys.
If you’re suffering from a mental health issue and don’t know how to deal with it and if you are in the #Arizona (Phoenix, Surprise, Tucson, Green Valley areas), call us at 520-333-4949.
Many people don’t recognize their accomplishments in what they do or have accomplished in their lives. Giving yourself credit for your effort can be extremely difficult for perfectionists, who frequently look for improved methods. It’s simpler to carry on working toward a goal than to take stock of everything you’ve accomplished.
It’s crucial to acknowledge your progress, whether in terms of your physical, emotional, or mental state. According to research, giving yourself credit and treating yourself with compassion can increase your motivation to make changes in your life and is linked to personal initiative and curiosity.
If you’re suffering from a mental health issue and don’t know how to deal with it and if you are in the #Arizona (Phoenix, Surprise, Tucson, Green Valley areas), call us at 520-333-4949.
The most frequent sleep condition is insomnia. If you have trouble falling asleep or experience sleepless nights, you may have insomnia. Most insomniacs struggle to fall or stay asleep, and they frequently have poor sleep quality or nighttime awakenings.
It lowers your quality of life to have insomnia. You may experience both physical and mental effects. A person finds it challenging to manage daily tasks when they are sleep deprived or have bad sleeping habits. When a person doesn’t get enough sleep, they will wake up exhausted and not feel like performing their assigned chores.
The quality of one’s job may also be significantly impacted by insomnia. If you have insomnia, you can discover that nothing appeals to you, and this mental condition might eventually cause you to lose interest in the people or things around you. Your interpersonal connections are also in danger.
#CBS-#GoodMorningArizona Interviews #DrFumiPsychDNP on #SimoneBiles & #MentalHealth. #AZfamily
With the advent of the #DELTA #COVID19 raging throughout the world, there is an increase in anxiety, panic, and other mood disorders. Dr. Fumi Stephanie Hancock, Your #Compassionate #Traumacare Expert, Board Certified Psychiatric Mental Health Dr. of Nurse Practice, is interviewed on CBS – Good Morning Arizona (AZFamily) to discuss #Olympian Simone Biles (#Tokyo2021), her Mental Health, and how we can all learn #lifelessons from her bravery.
Are you suffering from Persistent Depression, and do you live in the Phoenix, SunCity, Goodyear, Surprise Areas? Find out How we can help you with #TMS: http://pobpsychiatry-tms.com/
Conversion disorder in children is more common than most people think! However, not many parents know about conversion disorder unless their children are experiencing it. We are going to learn about conversion disorder in children and we have some key tips from our expert to help your child through this difficult challenge.
Conversion disorder is a type of disorder that can cause neurological symptoms or challenges that can not be explained by a physical injury, disease or illness. The symptoms can be serious and scary for the patient. They can experience temporary blindness, paralysis, ataxia, the loss of touch, the loss of being able to move extremities, the loss of voice, the loss of smell and so much more. In serious situations, a patient may experience hallucinations or even seizures!
WHAT CAUSES CONVERSION DISORDER?
It is unknown what causes Conversion Disorder but doctors have linked it with stress. Both physical stress and mental stress can be triggers that cause the symptoms of Conversion Disorder. We find patients with conversion disorder have a lot of of stress in their lives, whether it is a trauma that has happened to them or in their environment.
Some patients who have been diagnosed with Conversion Disorder have been found to have other neurological challenges. Symptoms can last a few weeks or much longer.
HOW TO HELP SOMEONE WITH CONVERSION DISORDER
As parents we can feel helpless when our child is suffering from Conversion Disorder. Conversion Disorder in children can be hard to watch and we want to help. Even with Covid 19 and the stressors it may cause in healthy patients, more and more children are dealing with Conversion Disorder.
We asked Dr. Stephanie Fumi Hancock, to give us some top tips on the best thing parents can do to to be proactive with their kid’s emotional health before Conversion Disorder symptoms can appear. Let’s help our children before it becomes a bigger problem!
5 TOP TIPS TO HELP YOUR CHILDREN STAY MENTALLY HEALTHY?
Dr. Stephanie Fumi Hancock, PsychDNP, is the CEO of Pool of Bethesda Psychiatric Health and a bestselling author of 24 self-help books. https://www.facebook.com/pobpsychiatry
On this episode of the Success Podcast, Dr. Fumi on her inspirational work in business, health and community service was interviewed. This is an episode you don’t want to miss! https://www.icastfm.com/success/episode/78ef7c6d/dr-princess-fumi-an-african-princess-inspiring-all
DR. PRINCESS FUMI: CHANGING THE WORLD THROUGH STORYTELLING
Dr. Princess Fumi Stephanie, RN, DNP, who’s an African princess living in the diaspora, would no doubt be amongst the list of extraordinary women who have graced this earth. Dr. Fumi has touch lives in several ways, ranging from her amazing books, her lifestyle, her philanthropic works in Africa, her talk shows, to mention a few. She is a bestselling author, a NAFCA African Oscar and Indiefest Film Award Winner, an African Heritage Leadership Recipient, a TV personality, an international transformation interventionist and philanthropist, Psych-mental health nurse practitioner, TEDxTalk international speaker, the president of Princess of Suburbia (which is currently aired on ROKU and Comcast, Michigan), etc.
The impressive professional career of Princess Fumi has spanned nursing, women’s and behavioral health care, organizational leadership, communications, writing best-selling novels and award-winning screenplays, film production, ghostwriting autobiographies, transformational life coaching, and mentoring. Her entire life is a source of inspiration to not just women whose dreams have been suppressed by the norms of our society and gender inequality, but also everyone who wish to follow her footsteps.
While some people call her a social changer; others refer to her as a transformation catalyst whose aim is to extend the hand and heart of social justice. Due to her wordsmith prowess, and given the fact that she is a bestselling author, people also regard her as a story weaver who aims to merge the gap between Africa and America.
Dr. Hancock’s love for the literary arts and behavioral health sciences has forced her to strike an equilibrium between the two disciplines, via her TV/ radio shows, documentaries, feature films, books, including her wellness presentations. Presently, the well-known writer has about 24 books to her credit, with four of those 24 books becoming bestsellers. The Nigerian princess is indeed in love with her pen as she plans on releasing other books regarding personal and success development. Vision Torch, which was recently written by this bestselling author, has gained prominence in several organizations, ministries, and colleges, including countries such as the USA, Pakistan, etc.
When Dr. Hancock isn’t scribbling down an idea on a book or making movies, she is an in-demand international public speaker, (indoctrinated into the National speakers Bureau-USA), with appealing topics in fields such as health, wellness, self-help development, personal growth, and success. For two years, Princess Fumi worked as a columnist at The New American Times, Tennessee, where she wrote an article on “Mental Health in the Media,” which has been featured in several newspapers like the Tennessean Tribune, the Tennessean, etc.
Aside from being blessed with a supportive husband and four grown children, one of her greatest achievements is her philanthropic work in Africa ( The Princess of Suburbia foundation). Here is a woman who aims to make the world a better place by inspiring, motivating, empowering, and equipping others, by helping them to heal from past traumas, get on track with their true calling, and live a life of fulfillment.
I DID NOT CHOOSE NURSING BUT NURSING CHOSE ME! – My #LifeStory
As we celebrate #2020 #YearofNurses, it is my pledge to help our #Millenials, #GenZ maneuver, their way through #nursing. Many have different reasons for being who they are. I will be lying if I said I fell into #Nursing. As an #African #Princess, I have always found myself caring at a tender age. I just didn’t know it was nursing. When I would act a role or write a play when in grade school, it was always about me caring for someone. As a 14x #BestsellingAuthor, #NAFCA #AfricanOscar and #Indiefest #Film award winner, I wrote #lifestories which showed characters we are inclined to care for.
Today, as a #BoardCertified #Psychiatric #MentalHealth Dr. of #NursePractice, I serve the most vulnerable population on-site and via telepsychiatry. I am proud to be a #NURSE.
Watch this and be inspired by my story…. Why would an African Princess choose nursing as a career?
Hi, I’m Dr. Princess Fumi Hancock, PsychDNP. I am an African Princess Living in Diaspora. Your International Board Certified (PMHNP-BC), Psychiatric Mental Health Dr. of Nurse Practice, Bestselling Author/Publisher, TEDxTALK Speaker, Award-winning Online TV/Podcast Host, On-Air Mental Health Expert: As Seen On Bloom Today TV, CBN, Faith TV, Ben TV, NTA Int’l., Love World TV, & Award-winning Filmmaker.
On today’s FULL episode, Dr. Princess Fumi Hancock, PsychDNP, talks about the rise of Depression and Anxiety during #Valentine’s day is close. What to look out for and steps to take for self-preservation.
As the new year renews all the happiness and good tidings, hope the joyful spirit keeps glowing in your heart forever! Wishing you peace, love, health, and happiness in 2020 from the Princess in Suburbia® Family!
