An Empowering Journey to Understanding, Healing, and Advocacy

From there we move on to discuss the Barriers to Mental Health and Systems Engagement and address the reluctance of men of color to engage in therapy and mental health services, examining societal stigmas and cultural factors that contribute to hesitancy and refusal to seek help.

Finally, we look at how all of this Impacts Black Families/Communities by connecting the dots and illustrating how these factors collectively impact the well-being of Black families and communities. Simultaneously we highlight significant events, personalities, and central themes that have shaped African (American) culture and contributed to U.S. history, fostering a sense of pride and identity.

In closing the course provides tips and suggestion on how to assess, engage, interact, and advocate for men of color.

**** Note this offering can also be presented in a 2-3 hour overview!

Why Attend?

This training empowers professionals, educators, advocates, and community members to better understand the unique needs of Black males and to contribute meaningfully to their healing and growth. It is a critical step toward advancing equity and fostering positive change within communities.

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