Changing views on mental health in the Black community | Chante Meadows | TEDxKingLincolnBronzeville
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- Опубликовано: 1 ноя 2018
- Why don’t we make our mental health as important as our physical health? Unfortunately, because of mental health stigma. How we view mental health keeps people from ever seeking proper treatment. Just as addressing any physical illness early provides better outcomes, so can addressing our mental health. Lack of mental health care is the root of many of the problems facing community. Drug addiction, violence, sexual abuse, and so many more issues can all be rooted in mental illness. By properly addressing mental health issues, we can heal one person, one family, and hopefully one community at a time.
Chante Meadows is the owner of the private practice, Meadows Counseling Group. She is a Clinical Social Worker licensed by the State of Ohio. She provides therapy to individuals and couples. She is a trained Sex Therapist and in the process of completing EMDR Training. She provides therapy to people of diverse backgrounds with presenting issues such as relationship issues, family issues, social issues, women issues, anxiety, depression, self-esteem, confidence, and much more. She also has a heart and passion for marginalized groups and community work. She earned a Bachelor degree in Interpersonal Communication with a Minor in Spanish from University of Maryland College Park. She earned her Master’s in Social Work from The Ohio State University. She trained and worked at OSU’s Counseling Center for over 5 years. She also is currently a lecturer in the College of Social Work. She provides supervision, consultation, workshops, trainings, and presentations for various organizations.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
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She spoke facts this is why I’m studying to be a psychologist now.🖤
That's great because we definitely need you.
Thank You
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I am doing the same! It’s a struggle for me but I am going to it!!!!
Three for me. Let’s change some generational trauma
Awesome! I'm a mental health advocate for the African American community and I'm a certified peer recovery specialist. I believe that the mind, body and soul must be healed to be happy productive people.
Beautifully spoken
Addressing the African American community with "real talk' is a step to freedom. Don't suffer in silence, when you can get help, and only you and your counselor/therapist will know! This was great!
Need More Therapists/ psychiatric help in schools that are educated & really care
99% of people with mental health issues will never get help because they won't acknowledge they have an issue.
@@HypnoticHollywood the truth is that number is lower than you think. Most people do acknowledge the existence of their problems but are too ashamed to come out about them
This is exactly what we need. My mom needs to hear this lol
It took me so long to open up in therapy for these exact reasons. But once I did, it was the best experience I could have done for myself IN MY LIFE!!
Need more views!!!!
All I can say is.. spot on
"HURT PEOPLE HURT PEOPLE" Quote of the year
I really enjoyed this video. Her message was clear, and I enjoyed the examples she used.
We all need Mental Health Care it helps it heals
Thank you !
Great job, very helpful.
This was very educational for me as a health professional. I would like to see this young woman in person one day. I feel like she was on point with all this and we need to start lifting people up. Also tell others its ok to talk to someone and they are not alone in this world.
This is wonderful! She hits every point and delivers it well!!
So important!
well said and understood,
Thank you
I would love to hear more!
Thank You.
She delivered a clear message. Remember that it's ok to ask for help; it'll provide you emotional support during challenging times.
Love this thank you so much!
😭😭😭 THANK YOU
YES! This was amazing!!
This is a helpful clip
Excellent
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How can i over depression?
I'm so sad right now, I lose my job yesterday night. I couldn't sleep, eat or do anything....
I hope someone replied soon. Seek a therapist/counselor that you trust so you can speak about the issue that's bothering you.
Shamika How are you doing?
Shamika what’s really good ? Any changes in your life ?
Stay away from psychiatrist, psychology or therapists or they will turn you into a mental patient and force you to take poisonous meds for the rest of your life.
@@Jordan_Dossou wow psych meds make you happy? Since when?
Treat everyone the way you want to be treated.
noce one
@TEDx Talks I don't get, but hay, a view is a view.
We need transcript 🥲
That is it is there anything you aren't subject to in the giantest capital letters you can imagine
Ong what happens in this house stays in this house
James 5:16
16 Therefore, confess your sins to one another and pray for one another, that you may be healed. The prayer of a righteous person has great power as it is working.
It is a good idea if people other than the majority white population of the uk ie coloured or people with different religions and cultures than the majority population start making case studies on there victimisation. These case studies will build up and trends will be found for analysis that can find the problems. The cases studies can be used and installed into the main law system to enable a greater understanding of different cultures and laws implemented. Ie If there are several Afro blacks, Asians and Muslims that feel that they are watched like the “enemy of the state” will smith film and have had a breach of there rights all staying the same format of there statements then the crooks and security companies that are involved in making them feel uncomfortable or forcing them into crime by systematic psychological programs can be found and sued properly in the court of law and renditions of vetting everyone in the surrounding area or proximity would define if various groups are manipulating or targeting using various word or language manipulation. This method must start the freedom motion of all minorities in the UK, America and mainland Europe. 🤴🏽🕉🔺➕
Would a bi-polar person really be offended if we said the weather is bi-polar?
I’m Bipolar and it doesn’t offend me at all lol 😂
It doesn’t affect me but the fact that people use that word so loosely, it’s making it harder for people to respect, understand and sympathize for those who were medically diagnosed with bipolar disorder. It just like when people loosely say they’re “depressed” and they have “anxiety.” Things like that make it harder for us and minimize the issue as if it’s something “we all go through.”
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