<p>There are messages of compassion and hope when it comes to dealing with mental health. We are encouraged to speak up and speak out about our own struggles in order to get help. However, is that the response we receive when we actually reach out for that help?</p>

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There are messages of compassion and hope when it comes to dealing with mental health. We are encouraged to speak up and speak out about our own struggles in order to get help. However, is that the response we receive when we actually reach out for that help? --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/eric-c-jackson-studio/support

<p>There are messages of compassion and hope when it comes to dealing with mental health. We are encouraged to speak up and speak out about our own struggles in order to get help. However, is that the response we receive when we actually reach out for that help?</p>

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The Response to Naomi Osaka

Eric C. Jackson (b. 1978) is a Fine Art Photographer and Creative Writer originally from Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Inspired by traditional Fine Art, Cinematography, and Fashion, he treats each new Project as a Story waiting to be told. It's important for the Viewer to feel and almost hear the Scenes he Captures. Each Subject wants to be seen and heard. Eric uses the Camera to give them a Voice. 

The Studio should Inspire Creativity. Provoke Imagination. Exhibit natural beauty. Challenge thinking while inviting Challenges to my own thinking.

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Eric C. Jackson (b. 1978) is a Fine Art Photographer and Creative Writer originally from Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Inspired by traditional Fine Art, Cinematography, and Fashion, he treats each new Project as a Story waiting to be told. It's important for the Viewer to feel and almost hear the Scenes he Captures. Each Subject wants to be seen and heard. Eric uses the Camera to give them a Voice. The Studio should Inspire Creativity. Provoke Imagination. Exhibit natural beauty. Challenge thinking while inviting Challenges to my own thinking.

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