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Judge Mathis' Daughter Speaks Out About Mental Health

Por: The Root Health September 24, 2022

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Jade Mathis knows what it’s like to be a Black woman living with depression. Mathis, 36, the oldest child of the famous syndicated TV Judge Greg Mathis, was diagnosed with depression and ADHD in 2006. After years of struggling, Mathis has found a way to survive and thrive in spite of her diagnosis. She completed her undergraduate degree, finished law school, passed the bar exam, and served as the Assistant State’s Attorney for Prince... + full article



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