Opening the month of May with mental health awareness, we welcome Miss Kimberly Hart and Dr. Earl Mowatt to have the mandatory conversation about the acceptance of mental health.
With Miss Hart, supervisor of a community response team, we discussed different approaches to positively handling crises in the community through necessary counseling and resources. Contact 407/875-3700 ext 1136. Through Aspire Health Partner, behavioral healthcare services are offered. In the second hour, we spoke with Dr. Earl Mowatt, Educational Director and renowned researcher at onePULSE Foundation. Concerning the symptoms of mental health decline, especially in the black community from ages 18-24, emphasizing ways to remain aware, involved and educated on the topic. Contact esmowatt@gamil.com. On May 19th, a FREE event “Invisible Pain” will be held @ the Holden Heights Community Center 6-8PM. To sign up for the event Go to: bit.ly/pulsesuicide. Make sure to get a checkup from the neck up!
