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Minority Mental Health Month: Panels, Round Table Discussion and Networking Events

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networking eventJoin Step Up For Mental Health in Recognition of Minority Mental Health Month and Celebrate an Evening of Talks, Diversity, and Networking.

 

Chicago, June 19, 2019 — Join Step Up For Mental Health in recognition of Minority Mental Health Month in July, to share our experiences and celebrate the diversity of our community.

These events are all about getting to know our community and networking on issues touching the lives of people of color. Topics can range from sharing your positive mental health tools, to the 5 signs of mental health. Is talk therapy best for our communities or does joining a peers support group work better? Work and personal stress or why Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PSTD) in the black community is on the rise? Digging into gender roles, justice and incarceration topics or just learning more about volunteering to help us expand our reach!

Please bring your thoughts and ideas, as we connect with our community and plan programs that are unique to you throughout the year.

This discussion is a meet and greet for our community around Chicagoland. We hope you can participate in this special event in the month of July. 

* Light snacks will be served.

  • July 12 – Little Italy Library – Discussion Panel | Networking Event –> Sign Up Now!
  • July 17 – Bucktown-Wicker Park Library – Mental Health Discussion Chat | Networking Event –> Sign Up Now!
  • Step Up Peer Training Circles (Webinar) Coming Soon! 
  • Step Up Peer Training Circles (Local) Coming Soon!

About Step Up For Mental Health

Step Up For Mental Health’s mission is to support, educate and provide services to empower families living with the challenges of mental health disorders. We do this by providing a safe place to share stories and find support for others who are dealing with mental health disorders or caring for a family member with a mental illness. We believe that mental health issues impact social issues, including education, homelessness, and poverty. Step Up For Mental Health strives to match families with resources to help move them toward a more productive life.

Contact:
(773) 273-9422
news@stepupformentalhealth.org 

By Step Up For Mental Health

Adrienne McCue, President and Executive Director of Step Up For Mental Health®. She has been passionate about mental health since childhood, when she helped her mother cope with a serious mental health disorder. A proven leader for over 16 years, creating programs in advocacy, developing strategy partners, community engagement, and planning. She has been a guest for the 44 and 46 Presidents at the White House. Adrienne now works as a leader in the strategic goals and programs for Step Up For Mental Health. She is driven by educating the public about the important work of peer support and mentorship, serving under-resourced communities and families affected by mental health issues, youth mental health, and stigmas.

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