indicate which of the children may actually be harboring something that is more serious and is likely to go on to major depression. why is that important? risk of suicide and dysfunctionallism, and many of the kid never go to the doctor. gregg: you said during the energy commercial break, this is brilliant. guest: this is elegant. based on, started out in rats they looked, they bread rats for depression and anxiety and extracted gene merle in the brain and blood and compared to known kids who had depression and found a correlation, 11 or 12 of biomarkers and not like cholesterol but with a gene trait, a trail, that told you these kids truly have something wrong that requires an earlier intervention. this is really important and
and mainly because the prison system itself is not geared toward healing. they don t really offer anything for women in particular to be able it to move forward and be able to rebuild their lives as a woman and as human being and their spirit after being so broken. that is why convicted women against abuse is so important for soberhouse that these women not only can heal but offer something back. how does the group help. how did it help someone like you and now in turn helping so many others? my journey when it first began going to prison it began with me doing a lot of trying to understand dysfunctionallism and victimization and what did it mean and the different levels of abuse. and as i was learning for myself and going through my healing journey, i heard other women one night in the medication line at the prison saying, you know, they were there, that person was there for killing their abusive