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Carmen Martinez is a graduate of the University of Houston with a concentration in Business Management and Marketing. For the past 15 years, Carmen has effectively managed and worked in the experiential marketing field expanding her skills in: event planning, team building and public speaking. In, 2003 Carmen was introduced to Latrece Bell while attending North Harris community college. Over the years, the two developed an unbreakable friendship that would continue after Latrece’s passing in 2011. Today, Ms. Martinez continues as a mental health advocate on suicide prevention by sharing the story of her bond with Latrece and provides education and support with women with similar experiences. She has worked for NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) and as Special Events Manager for AFSP (American Foundation for Suicide Prevention). Carmen has been modeling since the age of 18, has booked tv shows, local and national commercials, and is currently a teacher at the Neal Hamil Agency. She has competed in local and national Bodybuilding shows and has recognized the signs both these industries bring when it comes to self image, depression and suicide. She promotes self care, body positivity, mental wellness, and helps break the stigma behind mental unbalance.
Kevin Murray is an attorney, real estate developer, film producer and philanthropist. Calling Houston his home for over 25 years, he built a successful law practice specializing his practice in all areas of civil litigation with a high concentration in personal injury, real estate and entertainment law. Murray is also a television and fil
Kevin Murray is an attorney, real estate developer, film producer and philanthropist. Calling Houston his home for over 25 years, he built a successful law practice specializing his practice in all areas of civil litigation with a high concentration in personal injury, real estate and entertainment law. Murray is also a television and film executive producer. Recently he was the executive producer of three feature films, River Runs Red (starring Taye Diggs, George Lopez and John Cusack), Hell On The Border (starring David Gyasi, Frank Grillo and Ron Pearlman) and A Day To Die (starring Bruce Willis, Leon, Kevin Dillion, Johnny Messner and Frank Grillo). River Runs Red was released in November 2018, Hell on the Border was released in December 2019 and A Day To Die is due to be released in March 2022. Currently, he has several television projects in various stages of production. In the past, Murray has been featured on KPRC Click2Houston and his radio show was part of the IMPACT Houston Live series on KTSU 90.9. He has also been featured in numerous newspapers and magazines. He supports many philanthropic endeavors within our city. He has received the Presidential Lifetime Awards for all his efforts.
Kele Helm is a native Houstonian, and self-made entrepreneur. Since 2005, Kele has built a brand for herself by modeling in fashion shows in Houston, Texas and surrounding areas. Hence, Model Kele became her brand in 2007. With over 10 years of experience in fashion, wardrobe styling, modeling and shooting with photographers, Kele Helm la
Kele Helm is a native Houstonian, and self-made entrepreneur. Since 2005, Kele has built a brand for herself by modeling in fashion shows in Houston, Texas and surrounding areas. Hence, Model Kele became her brand in 2007. With over 10 years of experience in fashion, wardrobe styling, modeling and shooting with photographers, Kele Helm launched Vintedge Clothing in 2010, Kele's Kloset boutique in 2011, which ran for 12 years in Houston, TX. KFIT Workout in 2020 as a certified personal trainer and her latest project is Interior Helm Design, consulting and providing fashionable decor and design for your home or office. @KeleHelm @ Kfitworkout @InteriorHelmDesign
Mental health advocate, and fashion model Carmen Martinez lost her best friend due to suicide in 2011. In coping with her grief, her outlets became fashion and fitness activities. She partnered with attorney & community leader Kevin Murray, fashion stylist Kele Helm to create "SUM LIKE IT HAWT" an annual fundraising summer event to brin
Mental health advocate, and fashion model Carmen Martinez lost her best friend due to suicide in 2011. In coping with her grief, her outlets became fashion and fitness activities. She partnered with attorney & community leader Kevin Murray, fashion stylist Kele Helm to create "SUM LIKE IT HAWT" an annual fundraising summer event to bringing our Houston's multicultural community together, providing awareness on this cause and highlighting the benefit of summer months. Proceeds from ticket sales will benefit AFSP, American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, Southeast Texas Chapter.
Our event is innovative because we will bridge cultural gaps on mental health conversations through art, food, fitness, swimwear and fashion while celebrating Houston local fashion cultures, highlighting small businesses in our black and brown communities and giving an honor to men’s health month. Diversity is key to Houston’s identity.
Our event is innovative because we will bridge cultural gaps on mental health conversations through art, food, fitness, swimwear and fashion while celebrating Houston local fashion cultures, highlighting small businesses in our black and brown communities and giving an honor to men’s health month. Diversity is key to Houston’s identity. FFS believes in being agents of change through awareness, exposure and conversations while bringing the community together in our inspirational event.
Fashion Fitness Swim’s mission is to build a community of empowered individuals through promoting health and wellness in this yearly event. The main objective of our fashion show is to showcase that beauty comes in all shapes with our multicultural and diverse models, highlight the positivity of summer fashion and staying active! Our event brings people together to generate awareness for the cause, along with raising funds for suicide prevention in our local community while fostering connection and generating important conversations. We provide on site resources and we want this evening to bringing inspiration, make self-care a priority in one’s life, and encourage a joyful state of mind in regard for one’s own well-being and happiness. When we talk about health, we have to remember that“health” goes much, much further beyond how our body looks and feels. Health means taking care of our minds too.
One of the many benefits of the summer is the positive effect that it has on many people’s mental health. The sun gives us more vitamin D, which raises energy levels and just simply makes us feel happier. More than just getting Vitamin D, sunny weather can have a positive impact on mental health and mood. By getting out, for at least 30 m
One of the many benefits of the summer is the positive effect that it has on many people’s mental health. The sun gives us more vitamin D, which raises energy levels and just simply makes us feel happier. More than just getting Vitamin D, sunny weather can have a positive impact on mental health and mood. By getting out, for at least 30 minutes, the positive impact of warm, sunny weather can have on mental health and mood is real. This type of weather opens the doors to countless ways of being active, while enjoying the great outdoors. From walks and jogs, to hikes, bike rides, swimming, Frisbee throwing, outdoor yoga, badminton, soccer and the list goes on and on! There are numerous ways to get more active on a daily basis in the summer months. Health wise you strengthen your bones through physical activity, your heart, your immune system, muscles and more! With the ease of the summer months, take some time out for yourself. Take a calming walk by yourself, and use that time to meditate or reflect.
During The Month Of June Celebrated each year, Men’s Health Month brings awareness to the health issues all men face. Hosted by Men’s Health Network since 1992, the month is dedicated to enriching men’s health and wellness through a broad spectrum of national screening and educational campaigns. Did you know that men, on average, die alm
During The Month Of June Celebrated each year, Men’s Health Month brings awareness to the health issues all men face. Hosted by Men’s Health Network since 1992, the month is dedicated to enriching men’s health and wellness through a broad spectrum of national screening and educational campaigns. Did you know that men, on average, die almost five years earlier than women? Part of the reason is that men are more reluctant to go to the doctor, according to menshealthmonth.org. In fact, studies show that women go to the doctor twice as much as men. Additionally, Men’s Health Network notes that certain conditions are more prevalent in men, which patients and their doctors should keep an eye on through regular appointments. Thus, the purpose of Men’s Health Month is to heighten the awareness of preventable health problems and encourage early detection and treatment of disease among men. It brings awareness to the health issues all men face. It gives the healthcare community the enhanced opportunity to enrich men’s health and wellness through a broad spectrum of national screening and educational campaigns.
Regular physical activity is one of the most important things you can do for your health. Being physically active can improve your brain health, help manage weight, reduce the risk of disease, strengthen bones and muscles, and improve your ability to do everyday activities. Understanding the benefits of physical fitness and knowing how ac
Regular physical activity is one of the most important things you can do for your health. Being physically active can improve your brain health, help manage weight, reduce the risk of disease, strengthen bones and muscles, and improve your ability to do everyday activities. Understanding the benefits of physical fitness and knowing how active you should be can help you maintain good health and improve your overall quality of life. There are numerous health advantages to physical fitness. Regular exercise and physical activity promotes strong muscles and bones. It improves respiratory, cardiovascular health, and overall health. Staying active can also help you maintain a healthy weight, reduce your risk for type 2 diabetes, heart disease, and reduce your risk for some cancers. In other words, staying active is a crucial part of maintaining good health and wellness.
Fashion is not something that can be defined by one specific definition. The industry is often portrayed as a world of extravagance, excess, glitz and glamour, and endless excitement. However, fashion designers, models, and professionals are subject to a side of the industry that can result in serious damage to mental health. Still a
Fashion is not something that can be defined by one specific definition. The industry is often portrayed as a world of extravagance, excess, glitz and glamour, and endless excitement. However, fashion designers, models, and professionals are subject to a side of the industry that can result in serious damage to mental health. Still a somewhat taboo topic, mental health issues are becoming increasingly harder to ignore, especially in the wake of tragic deaths that include Kate Spade, Alexander Mcqueen, and Miss Universe Cheslie Kryst leading to the unveiling of topics such as depression, and anxiety.
Physical health is one thing, but mental health, despite being something which can dramatically impact and affect someone’s life, is an often-overlooked component of a person’s wellbeing. In fitness, many get so caught up talking about body fat levels, body weight, aerobic fitness abilities, and food choices, that we neglect to address hugely important factors that affect our mental health.
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