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Advocacy

The Road to Advocacy

We aim to bring greater awareness to the far reaching impact of trauma, and promote policies and practices that prioritize trauma-informed care, fostering resilience, post-traumatic growth & healing for individuals and communities.

Follow us to learn more about trauma, resilience and posttraumatic growth as we seek to inform persons from all walks of life and the professional spectrum about the effects of trauma & its correlates, and provide guidance on how taking a trauma-informed approach can help create healthy individuals, families, workplaces, communities, and the nation.

May 16 Debriefing at St. Patrick’s Primary (Part 2 of our pretest data collection and prep phase for the CB Facey Project where we implement and test the Tuff it Out and Buil’ Skills

MAY 2025

MAY 2025

June 9 – Men's Mental Health, CVM at Sunrise, CVM

JUNE 2025

JUNE 2025

JUNE 11 2025

JUNE 11

June 11 – Caribbean Regional Conference of Psychology, Bridgetown, Barbados

JUNE 2025

13 JUNE 2025

JUNE 13

  • June 13 – Caribbean Regional Conference of Psychology, Bridgetown, Barbados

  • July 2025

28 JULY 2025

28 JULY

  • Trauma Informed Care, Smile Jamaica, TVJ

JUNE 2025

29 JULY 25

JULY 29

  • People of Color Podcast with Jack Tsan

  • American Psychological Association Annual Convention, Denver, Colorado

  • October 2025

09 AUGUST 2025

09 AUG

JUNE 2025

29 JULY 25

JULY 29

  • Oct 20 – Emotional check ins, Safer Streets, Stronger Communities, Informational video with the Ministry of National Security

  • November 2025

  • Nov 2 – When the Nation Needs National Therapy Part 1

  • Nov 9 – When the Nation Needs National Therapy Part 2

  • Nov 16 - Hurricane Melissa efforts in conjunction with JAMHAN

  • Nov 19 – Emotional Wellness Seminar, JMMB

  • Nov 26 – Adolescent Mental Health Workshop, Mindfulness Jamaica & British High Commission

NOVEMBER 19 TO 26 2025

19 NOV

JUNE 2025

December 2025

DEC 2025

  • Dec 1 - 20th Annual Caribbean Child Research Conference

2026 HIGHLIGHTS

2026

  • Dec 3 – Impact of loss & trauma on mental health in the holidays, CVM at Sunrise, CVM

  • Dec 11 – Melissa Creating a Mental Health Crisis, Entertainment Report, TVJ

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  • February 25 ,2026- Stress Management  and Resilience Training - British High Commission 

  • April 8, 2026- Mental Resilience Training  St Andrew High School for Girls 

  • Kool 97fm - Singles Live

  • May 14, 2026 - Parenting Styles 

  • June 18, 2026 - "Fathers Matter: Their Influence, Their Challenges, Their Legacy."

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  • Radio Jamaica - Sunny Side Up

  • June 9, 2026 - Male Mental Health Part 1

  • June 11, 2026 - Male Mental Health Part 2

  • Suncity Radio - June 5, 2026 - Male Mental Health 

  • TVJ- Real Life  Conversations - May 24, 2026 - rage

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Tuff It Out & Buil' 

Welcome to the Tuff It Out And Buil' Video Series. Through this video series we introduce trauma resiliency skills - Check Yuhself, Use Weh Yuh Have and Tun It Up, Hol' A Medz, Move Wid Di Vibez, Duh Suppm, and Switch It Up.

These skills are helpful for mental health professionals, educators, parents, and children or just about anyone who is seeking to understand trauma better and how to achieve a sense of feeling calm and safe to function more healthily.

Unheard Podcast

Unheard is a real-talk podcast  hosted by Associate Clinical Psychologist Verol Billett and Associate Counselling Psychologist Jason Henry.

 

We’re holding space for the voices, struggles, and stories of men that too often go untold. Each episode dives deep into the issues affecting Caribbean men—from stress, stigma, and masculinity to healing, identity, and fatherhood. Through raw conversations, expert insight, and a little humour, Unheard breaks the silence so that more of us can find strength, self-awareness, and support.

Informing Policy

Bridging research and real-world impact, we strive to shape informed, effective policies that address pressing issues, drive positive change, and enhance the well-being of individuals and communities.

Towards a Trauma-Informed Society

Advocating for empathy, understanding, and transformative policies to create a compassionate environment that recognizes, respects, and supports individuals on their journey to healing.

Forming Alliances with Local & Regional Bodies

We actively engage with local and regional bodies to build collaborative partnerships, leveraging collective efforts towards a trauma-informed approach for comprehensive community well-being.

Contact Us

kahlejourney@gmail.com

Tel: 876-869-5005 

68 Lady Musgrave Road

Kingston 10, JAMAICA

 
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