Amherst County author launches fundraiser for children’s book about erasing the stigma of therapy
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Published:
July 15, 2021 7:12 pm
Amherst County author launches fundraiser for children’s book about erasing the stigma of therapy
AMHERST COUNTY, Va. – Erin Winters says many people don’t know what it’s like to receive therapy and it’s time to erase the stigma.
“It’s such a big deal to normalize emotions and mental health and make that a normal, not-shameful thing,” said winters.
Winters is a licensed therapist, a mother of two boys and an author.
Erin Winters loves her full-time job as a
YouTube creator. She currently has 200,000-plus subscribers, who faithfully view her videos on an assortment of topics, inclusive of business, video production, social media marketing, and activities in her eventful daily life.
Winters’ lucrative career on YouTube began in 2018 after she completed her contractual obligation as the first-ever digital correspondent/assignment explorer for National Geographic TV’s flagship show, “Explorer.” She later started a company in Metro Detroit, where she was raised, to help businesses in all aspects of creating video advertisements.
While Winters, 26, was doing well by giving advice to businesses in the region, she knew she could do better, if she posted her advice to YouTube on her channel Erin on Demand. She followed through on her vision.