Black Minds Matter 2! - Learning through the lens of an African American family member-Presentation and q&a

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The video features a presentation by Ms. Chi Chi R. Crowder on the topic of Black Minds Matter. The presentation is focused on learning through the lens of an African-American family member. Ms. Crowder discusses the need for culturally responsive mental health services for African-Americans and emphasizes the importance of including the family voice in the treatment planning process.<br /><br />She shares personal experiences and highlights the disparities that African-Americans face in accessing mental health care. She also discusses the impact of systemic racism, trauma, and historical factors on mental health outcomes for African-Americans.<br /><br />Ms. Crowder advocates for a holistic approach to mental health care, including spirituality and faith, which are important aspects of the African-American community. She highlights the need for non-behavioral health community supports and prevention programs, especially for children and youth.<br /><br />She also discusses the I'm a Winner program, which aims to connect faith leaders and churches with schools to support the mental health and empowerment of African-American children. She emphasizes the importance of addressing historical trauma, providing culturally responsive care, and promoting restorative justice approaches.<br /><br />Overall, the presentation calls for a shift towards a more inclusive, culturally responsive, and holistic approach to mental health care for African-Americans.

Keywords

Black Minds Matter

African-Americans

Culturally responsive mental health services

Family voice in treatment planning

Disparities in accessing mental health care

Systemic racism and mental health

Trauma and mental health outcomes

Holistic approach to mental health care

Spirituality and faith in African-American community

Non-behavioral health community supports