Join me this Marvelous March at these upcoming events!
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Scroll over or click on image for more information on how to attend!
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The Association of Black Psychologists, Temple University Chapter hosted their annual panel discussion on Career Options for Psychology majors on Thursday, February 27th at Anderson Hall.
The panel discussion was about what lead the panelists to the field, dealing with racism and sexism and life lessons they would like to share with the next generation of young black professionals going into the field. I was honored to speak about my experience as a licensed professional counselor and member of higher academia, my view on mental health and its importance. |
I had the distinct pleasure of being a keynote speaker at the first annual Black Author Book Drive on Saturday, February 22nd. It was amazing to have met so many talented black authors ranging from children to teenagers to adult, self-published authors. I was also able to vend and interact with the community that came out to participate in such a wonderful event.
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Only Elite Matters has an event series, "The Funeral" where themes rooted in mental health and mental illness are explored through art and music. The setting was full of community. I was truly inspired as a guest speak around breaking the stigma connected to mental health and mental illnesses. For more information about OEMatters, go to oematters.com/
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Self-Care Sunday
Did you know that Sunday Night Blues is a real thing?
Sunday anxiety, panic or depression is called the Sunday Night Blues. Around 62% of people experience Sunday blues regularly. Women are almost twice as likely to dread Monday's than men. People get anxious about returning to work, its environment, their commute and responsibilities. Sleep is also affected. The blues starts around 4 pm, according to research.
Come to this workshop to escape the Sunday Night Blues!!!!
Self-Care Sunday
Did you know that Sunday Night Blues is a real thing?
Sunday anxiety, panic or depression is called the Sunday Night Blues. Around 62% of people experience Sunday blues regularly. Women are almost twice as likely to dread Monday's than men. People get anxious about returning to work, its environment, their commute and responsibilities. Sleep is also affected. The blues starts around 4 pm, according to research.
Come to this workshop to escape the Sunday Night Blues!!!!
Methods to Combat Stress and Anxiety Through Mindfulness
Join us for an amazing workshop on Methods to Combat Stress and Anxiety through Mindfulness. Discussion includes the ways stress and anxiety impacts one's mental, emotional and physical health with practical tools to manage it all.
Whether you're experiencing stress, anxiety or both, come learn how practicing mindfulness can help you in your every day life!