Mental Health Awareness Week: Mental Health Literacy, Self-Care and Equity
Let’s increase our awareness and form a better understanding of the impact on historically marginalized communities surrounding mental health challenges and substance use. Connect with us for a transparent discussion about current inequities and how we as individuals, coworkers and community members can better respond to and fill in the gaps in our approach to improving our collective mental wellbeing. Connect with us for a transparent discussion about current inequities and how we as individuals, coworkers and community members can better respond to and fill in the gaps in our approach to improving our collective mental wellbeing. Join National Council for Mental Wellbeing’s Tramaine El-Amin, as we establish common terms and language to decrease mental health stigma and increase literacy, explore noteworthy experiences and perspectives, and discover available resources for enhancing wellbeing.
Date and Time: Thursday, May 25, 2 p.m. ET
Price: Free
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About the Host
Tramaine EL-Amin
Tramaine EL-Amin, the National Council for Mental Wellbeing’s Vice President of Mental Health First Aid USA®, brings over 20 years of experience in mental health equity advocacy, cultural and linguistic resonance, DE&I, social impact and leadership. Prior to this, Tramaine led initiatives on community engagement and changes related to the Affordable Care Act. Nationally, she taught millions to identify signs related to mental health, substance use and suicide. Tramaine earned a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Arcadia University and a master’s degree in organizational leadership from Eastern University, she also published research in public mental health education and systems transformation.
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