Join us this Saturday for the latest episode of the Black Mental Health Matters show. This week’s topic is “Helping Teens with Traumatic Grief.” Tune in to hear host LaChish J. Rigg in conversation with guest Steph C. Jones, MFT, and special guest Quanari Miller, a high school student.

Tune in to the Black Mental Health Matters show this Saturday! Host Sonia Harte will be joined by behavioral scientist Terri Floyd to discuss the rising suicide rates in the Black and African American community and explore actionable steps you can take. Don’t miss this important conversation!

Depression and Poor Mental Health in Teenagers Part 1

Hosted By Rhyana Ebanks-Babb

Tune in to another episode of Black Mental Health Matters where we engage in a candid conversation on ''Discussing  holistic treatment in our community: Wellness and racial healing in our community. This is episode is proudly Co-Hosted by Mekaya Williams-Franklin and Itiyopiya Ewart M.A.T, MSW  and  we are delighted to have  Dr. Tonicia Freeman-Foster as our special guest.

Do you have any questions or comments? Please drop them below and share with others to get involved!

Join us at Black Mental Health Matters show  Saturdays as we delve into this important topic: ''Depression ,Anxiety and Child Mental Health'' Do you have any questions or comments to share? Please drop them below and get involved. 

Hosted By Cerissa A. Brown 

Special thanks to our guest Carla A. Carlisle

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Join us on Black Mental Health Matters in a special episode focusing on Aging and Mental Health How does aging affect mental health? There is evidence that some natural body changes associated with aging may increase a person's risk of experiencing depression. Recent studies suggest that lower concentrations of folate in the blood and nervous system may contribute to depression, mental impairment, and dementia. Join the conversation below and share your thoughts and questions.

Topic:  New Healthcare Policies and Crisis Resources

Black Mental Health Matters is an international mental health advocacy movement registered as a non profit corporation in Texas , United States to dispel myths, network Mental Health Professionals, encourage open dialogue around Mental health among Black Communities, eradicate stigma and provide an enabling environment for people suffering from depression, anxiety, PTSD,PTSS or trauma to heal. Each Saturday at 5PM EAT/2PM GMT Black Mental Health Matters runs a weekly show focusing on different aspects of Mental Health.

Join us this Saturday for the Black Mental Health Matters show, where we’ll discuss "Access to Care: Navigating the Mental Health System as a Black Person." Hosted by Lachish J. Rigg, CEO of LJR & Coaching LLC, with special guests Mairo Ahmadu, Student Therapist, and Dr. D'Quayvion Cloud, LCSWA, Licensed Social Worker. Don’t miss it!

Join us on Black Mental Health Matters show as we delve into this incredible topic: '' The Psychological and Cognitive Impact of Covid 19 on BIPOC communities .'' Do you have any questions or thoughts to share below? #blackmentalhealthmatters #mentalhealth #BMHM

Join us on a special episode focusing on Black Family Mental Health

Host: Trinity Thomson

Show Duration: One Hour

Time: 8AM CST/9AM EST/6AM PST/2PM GMT/5PM EAT/3PM WAT/4PM SAST

Guests:  Imani Dillon a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Associate, Deonte Carter, a Victim Advocate and M.Ed. Student of Counselling and Clay Rojas a USMC Veteran.

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Destigmatizing Alternative Methods to Health & Wellness

Hosted by Mekaya Williams-Franklin

Self care intentions for 2023

Join us on Black Mental Health Matters  on a special episode focusing on Addiction and Mental Health. Drug addiction may lead to mental illness or vice versa. Would love to hear your thoughts below.

Hosted by Elsa Afework

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Black Mental Health Matters:

How can Mental Health workers and professionals increase health equity and improve our community's mental health?

Mental Health professionals have a big role to play in helping bridge the gap and reduce the disparities that exists when it comes to access of mental health services in BIPOC communities.

Depression and Poor Mental Health in Teenagers Part 2

Hosted By Rhyana Ebanks-Babb