Mental Health: Equal Health
Written by: Victor E. Moseley
Email: vemoseley@landcause.com
Blue Sky: vemoseley17.bsky.social
First things first is we must wrestle this false superiority of knowing what is mental health away from the general conversation about it. Eight years of Mental and Behavioral Healthcare experience has allowed me to uncover many expert opinions about it, and all such opinions deriving from seemingly enlightened patients. Granted some self-care explanations were on track, but being close to the answers cannot be the standard.
Therefore the philosophical nature of mass expertise is counterproductive and harmful to societies understandings about mental health in general. What then can psychological professionals do to dampen such a kaleidoscope of untrained sufferers diagnosing complicated mental disorders? My suggestion would be to produce a weekly periodical. A digital application on a smart phone with current news in the field. Produced along with a bevy of relatable leaders in the field cast on a short 30 minute weekly video. These non-stoic professionals will raise mental healthcare to the same respectable level as physical healthcare.
Many changes have led mental health to being reconsidered as a crucial opposite to the same coin of physical healthcare. More promotion is required if mental health is to achieve the position of equality it deserves for the benefit of humanity.
Issue 33: Don’t Get it Twisted. You Dig That Pit. It Will Be Your Grave.
I must echo the Congressman from South Carolina James Clyburn. Everybody just take a deep breath and remember who actually possessed this part of God’s green Earth. Native Americans, Mexicans, and various Aztec Cultures of Northern Mexico (Yes, for brevity sake, Nahua was the language). Spain did not arrive and conquer the regions of Mexico until the early 1500’s. So, Americans, many cultures are resilient. Get the memo!
I’ve been told to soften my words and add more grace. Bear with me a moment as I do find myself worried for my readers, fans, seekers of depth and understanding as I impart more discovery. As Donald J. Trump along with the rich and wealthy gorge themselves on the spoils of the taxpayer’s authorization. Take a moment and accept your role in what these corrupt Republicans are doing to you.
Americans, whether you dug the pit to have the poor and unfortunate fall into it or not, you are the ones that have fell in it and sealed your own suffering. Consider this. Who built this country? No. Answer my question on the basis of history. Who built America? Who constructed the nation’s capital? Who rebuilt the nation’s capital? A capital that still stands today? Slaves did. Poor people of all nationalities did. Indentured servants did.
Stop drinking the ‘warm’ cool aid and realize what you’ve done to yourselves voters. You’ve put a man devoid of any compassion, empathy or spirituality back into the White House. Now you are reaping what you have sown on a grand gold plated scale!
Let me ask you this? Has your bank account increased as much as the bank accounts of Donald J. Trump? Will poor and middle class people be sitting next to you in the Jeffrey Epstein Memorial Ballroom on the White House grounds eating cake? Oh that’s right. You won’t get an invite. Ever! I will give you some advice though. Turn and run! You already cast your pearls before that swine. Git the running!
Sorry. It needed to be said.
I was asked why I do the work of mental and behavioral health. It damn show ain’t for the money! I am dedicated to accountability. I cannot excuse anybody behaving badly, harming others and blaming it on a mental illness. No! I will never say you forgot what ‘right and wrong’ look like. You know better.
It is the same mindset our ancestors had in building America. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. didn’t say do whatever job you can to the utmost excellence out of the blue sky one day. Dr. King Jr. said it because it was in his DNA. His blood! Again! Ask yourself why an enslaved people busted their asses day in and day out for hundreds of years to keep building America? Black folks made it possible with all the wealth from unpaid wages to fund American greatness. There’s your ‘Make America Great Again’. It was always the slaves. It was always Black people!
You couldn’t say that huh? Well. Now you have something to think about. Carry on.
Be well.


