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Navigating Mental Health in the Black Community

I was entirely cut off from this world and God after losing my father and another brother, two of the most significant people in my life outside my husband and children, barely two years ago. I felt like I was sliding more and deeper into a depression/black hole as a result of the overwhelming sadness, and I needed a new method to get through it. God gave my life purpose in the midst of my pain to remind me that there is a cause for all of it. As a result, I'm utilizing my own experiences to demonstrate why starting with God and therapy is a winning combination, as well as the difficulties I've faced and how I overcame them.

I am not a therapist; instead, I am a mental health advocate with personal experience. Over the past 20 years, I've been diagnosed with more than five mental health issues. I understand how you feel, and I wouldn't be here unless I believed you could accomplish it as well. I've experienced a variety of traumas, including losing a baby, sexual victimization, domestic violence, suicide, repeated losses, extreme grief, substance misuse, police brutality, medical malpractice, and more. God kept reminding me that therapy was necessary, so he positioned the appropriate type of therapist to help me unpack the pain, but first I had to say yes and trust God to handle it because my approach was making me miserable.

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Are you interested in taking a free webinar on different mental health topics pertaining to people of African decent?


The Pathways to Wellness African American Technical Assistance (AATA) Program provides training and resources to health care providers and the community in order to improve the mental health of African American clients.


A team of qualified trainers will deliver workshops to enhance the accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment of mental health conditions in the African American community. 


Learning objectives will include recognizing racial bias and the impact on diagnostic and treatment decisions for African Americans across the age span, identifying the role of culture in symptom presentation, expression, and alternative healing practices, and addressing different medication prescription for African Americans across the age span. 


AATA aims to share a variety of learning styles and techniques to assist in expanding your knowledge of these subject matters. 


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