Buka e sa tsoa lokolloa ea Henick, Seo ho thoeng ke se Tloaelehileng: Sehopotso sa Lelapa, Khatello ea Maikutlo le Boitshoko, e ikemiselitse ho senya sekhobo se sa khaotseng sa lefu la kelello ka tlaleho ea hae e hlakileng, e matla ea botho ea bocha ba hae, liketsahalo tse lebisitseng bosiung boo bo mahlonoko borokhong, le liphihlelo le phetoho e ileng ea latela. Henick o kenya babali kelellong ea moshemane ea ileng a tlameha ho sebetsana le ho qhalana ha lenyalo la batsoali ba hae, ntate oa bobeli ea hlekefetsang, bompoli le tsietsi - nako eohle a ntse a leka ho laola bophelo ba hae ba kelello bo ntseng bo mpefala butle-butle. Ka morao ho na le sechaba se neng se sa bue ka lefu la kelello, moo ho khutsa le ho boloka boiketlo ba "tloaelo" e neng e le ntho e ka sehloohong.
Seo ho thoeng ke Ntho e Tloaelehileng ke pale ea bohlokoa, ea tlhōlo ea mamello le ho hlaphoheloa e seng e amme lipelo tsa ba bangata, ho akarelletsa le sebapali sa thelevishene Rosie O'Donnell.
"Mark Henick ke mopheti ea matla oa lipale. Tlaleho ea hae e hlakileng ea lilemo tsa hae tsa pele e le mocha ea tepeletseng maikutlo, ea batlang ho ipolaea, ke taba e phetlang leqephe. Seo ho thoeng ke se Tloaelehileng se ngotsoe ka bokhabane, se otla pelo, 'me se na le tšepo. Ho bala ho hlokahalang bakeng sa mang kapa mang ea batlang ho nyarela kelellong ea motho ea fetileng bokuli ba kelello mme a fumana tšepo ka lehlakoreng le leng, ”ho boletse O'Donnell.
Mongoli Mark Henick's Puo ea TEDx, Why We Choose Ipolaea, ke e ’ngoe ea tse shebiloeng ka ho fetisisa lefatšeng ’me e ’nile ea bonoa ka makhetlo a limilione. Ho batla ha hae "monna ea apereng baki e sootho" eo sebete le matsoho a hae a matla a ileng a mo thibela ho oela lefung la hae le ile la ata lefatšeng ka bophara ('me la atleha!). Henick o bile thelevisheneng le seea-le-moeeng ’me o ngotse lingoliloeng tse ngata tse buang ka bophelo bo botle ba kelello. O 'nile a tšoara lipuisano tse haufi-ufi tse fetang 60 mabapi le bophelo bo botle ba kelello le batho ba hlahelletseng sechabeng le batho ba tummeng ho podcast ea hae, So-Called Normal, mme o hlahisitse le ho tsamaisa Living Well podcast bakeng sa Morneau Shepell. Henick o sebelitse ho boto ea batsamaisi bakeng sa Khomishene ea Bophelo bo Botle ba Kelello ea Canada, mme e ne e le mopresidente oa karolo ea profinse ea Mokhatlo oa Canada oa Bophelo bo Botle ba Kelello - motho e monyane ho fetisisa maemong ao. O sebelitse e le ngaka ea pele, mookameli oa lenaneo le mookameli oa naha oa merero ea maano bakeng sa CMHA. Hajoale, CEO le setsebi sa maano se ka sehloohong sa Strategic Mental Health Consulting, Mark Henick o batloa haholo joalo ka sebui sa sehlooho sa machaba mabapi le ho hlaphoheloa kelellong.
Bala tsa morao tjena PEOPLE Magazine tšobotsi ka Henick le monna ea ileng a mo pholosa.
Ho fumana lintlha tse ling, ka kopo etela www.markhenick.com kapa ikopanye le mongoli libakeng tse latelang tsa mecha ea litaba ea sechaba: www.facebook.com/markhenick/; https://twitter.com/markhenick; le www.youtube.com/markhenick.
Seo ho thoeng ke se Tloaelehileng: Sehopotso sa Lelapa, Khatello ea Maikutlo le Boitshoko
Mohatisi: HarperCollins
Letsatsi la Phatlalatso: January 12, 2021
ISBN-10: 1443455032
ISBN-13: 978-1443455039
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SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:
- Henick has served on the board of directors for the Mental Health Commission of Canada, and was the president of a provincial division of the Canadian Mental Health Association — the youngest person in either role.
- A Memoir of Family, Depression and Resilience, aims to break the relentless stigma of mental illness through his candid, intensely personal account of his youth, the events that led to that fateful night on the bridge, and the experiences and transformation that followed.
- Henick takes readers inside the mind of a boy who had to deal with the breakdown of his parents' marriage, an abusive stepfather, bullying and trauma — all while trying to navigate his progressively worsening mental health.
