Do you feel like the joy you once experienced has faded?
Are you caught in a toxic or abusive relationship?
Have years of low self-esteem led to a life that feels unfulfilling?
For generations, women have been celebrated for their strength, grace, and resilience. Yet, many would admit that their life experiences have often felt anything but graceful. Women face unique environmental, psychological, and biological challenges that profoundly impact their mental and emotional well-being. When left unaddressed, these struggles can lead to anxiety, depression, and a loss of connection to one’s true self.
Are Women More Susceptible to Mental Health Challenges?
Clinical psychologist Daniel Freeman of Oxford University analyzed 12 large-scale studies, finding that women may be 20% to 40% more likely to experience mental health issues than men. According to Freeman, “Women tend to view themselves more negatively than men, and this self-perception can act as a vulnerability factor for many mental health challenges.”
Recognizing and addressing these unique challenges can pave the way for healing and a more fulfilling life.