What Would Jess Say?
Dr Jessica TaylorA collection of personal essays about how Dr Jess would respond to personal and global problems. Access to her private diary entries and audios for subscribers!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Issues | 114 |
| Subscribers | Read | whatwouldjesssay.substack.com |
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One of the most dangerous places where psychiatry is used to discredit women is in the courtroom. Whether they are victims seeking justice, witnesses in a case, or defendants facing charges themselves, women and girls are often pathologised...
The Amethyst Programme - Step 3: Understanding my trauma responses
This step provides a safe space to explore our trauma responses without fear, without sensationalism, or medicalisation. Let's go!
The Amethyst Programme - Step 2: Why did this happen to me?
It is common for us to want closure, to want explanations, and to want apologies, to want consequences, to want reparations, or even, dare I say, revenge.
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Sunday Times Bestselling Author | Netflix | Chartered Psychologist | CEO | FRSA | PhD
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