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Lisa Eldritch (Nee Pin)

Hi, I’m Lisa --- You can call me Lise—most of my friends do. I'm an English Literature grad who fell in love with the power of storytelling and how words can connect people.
I’m currently working on my Master’s in Creative Writing, and I’m beyond thrilled to be part of HAPHE. I believe in writing that makes people feel seen and understood, which is why HAPHE’s mission of self-discovery and emotional well-being resonates so deeply with me.

About Me

Fun fact: I once spent a summer volunteering at a cat sanctuary, and I still dream of opening my own little cat café someday!
Favorite Quirk:
One of my quirks? I tend to doodle tiny flowers and stars in the margins of my notebooks whenever I’m deep in thought. Also, I have this weird knack for making up spontaneous, silly songs about my friends on the spot. It’s a fun way to make people laugh!
Favorite Comfort Food or Song:
For comfort, nothing beats a hot bowl of tomato soup with a grilled cheese sandwich on a rainy day. As for music, "Dreams" by Fleetwood Mac always brings me a sense of calm and clarity—it’s like an instant mood reset.
Superpower:
If I could have any superpower, I’d choose instant teleportation. Imagine popping over to a quiet cabin by the lake to write or teleporting to a bustling city for inspiration, all without the hassle of travel!
Hobbies or Passions:
I’m really into pottery lately and just started a ceramics class. There’s something grounding about working with clay—it feels like meditation. I also love experimenting with new recipes in the kitchen, and if I’m not doing that, I’m probably listening to a podcast. My current favorite is On Being with Krista Tippett.

Three Favorites!

If I could invite any three people to dinner, I’d pick Maya Angelou for her wisdom, Freddie Mercury for his spirit, and David Attenborough to hear his incredible stories about the natural world. I imagine it would be an unforgettable night of stories, laughter, and a little singing.

About HAPHE 

Alarming statistics from the World Health Organization indicate that anxiety and trauma are the primary contributors to the escalating rates of depression in our modern era. HAPHE commissioned research has further unveiled a strong correlation between trauma-induced depression and the prevalence of dependency/addiction-related connection patterns.

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By throwing light on and promoting the positive impact of diversified emotional connections, we attack the sharp and rapidly increasing rise in trauma-led depression rates among young people.

What HAPHE Does

At HAPHE, our mission is to provide young individuals with practical tools and techniques that empower them to prevent trauma and its associated challenges. We offer comprehensive resources to help them cultivate healthy connections with their world and the people around them. These connections are built in a manner that not only promotes their overall well-being but has also been proven to reduce the risk of depression, prolonged anxiety, and trauma. We refer to this approach as emotional connection planning.

 

Are you interested in partnering with us to create a trauma-resistant environment and support young people in navigating the stresses and uncertainties of college life? Together, we can guide them, from a young age, in making and building emotional connections in a way that minimizes exposure to trauma and anxiety.

Our Why

In today's rapidly evolving landscape, the way we connect with our world has been transformed by the accessibility of media networks, technological advancements, and evolving marketing processes. These connections have emerged as vital triggers for overall well-being, making them of utmost importance in modern history. Furthermore, with a growing population of young individuals and a dynamic job market, the significance of fostering healthy connections becomes even more pronounced.

 

The need for proactive depression prevention planning is paramount as our social culture continues to evolve. It is crucial to strike a balance, acknowledging that deep connections must be regulated in this age while recognizing the fervent desire of marketing agencies and brands to foster such connections. This calls for an intervention—an intervention that can shape the way we navigate and prioritize our connections in a manner that safeguards mental well-being and promotes a healthier social landscape.

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