In the Wake of Violence | Mental Health in African American Youth

This video features panel discussants from two events titled "In The Wake of Violence: Perspectives of Black Men Who Are Therapists". These events were sponsored by the Trauma Recovery Project Behavioral Health Practitioners Workgroup and held February 1st and May 19th, 2016 in Minneapolis.
The purpose of these events was to (1) create a space to process the unchecked violence against Black Men in and outside of the community, (2) share experiences and perspectives on how Black Men are making a positive impact, and (3) explore what our roles are in the wake of violence and character assassination attempts on Black Men.
For more information on the Trauma Recovery Project: www.uroc.umn.edu
Thanks to all the presenters:
Larry Tucker, LMFT
President & CEO, Kente Circle, LLC
Kente Circle Training Institute, 501c3
Resmaa Menakem, MSW, MICSW, SEP
Justice Leadership Coach, Unbound Therapy Resources
Author: My Grandmothers hands: Tracing the bloodline of black trauma and healing our bodies
Bill Allen, Ph.D.
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Consultant, Healing Bonds
Adjunct Faculty, University of St. Thomas, Graduate School of Professional Psychology
Steven Cambrice, LMFT
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist , Jabez Youth and Family LLC
Contractor, NorthPoint Health and Wellness
Corey Yeager, MA, LMFT
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
Harmonyroad, LLC
Brandon Jones M.A.
Psychotherapist, Speaker, & Consultant
Jegna Institute
The Trauma Recovery Project was made possible due to generous support from the Bush Foundation (BushFoundation.org).
Music: Level Plane by Riot; Nice to You by Vibe Tracks
Video Produced by: Sara Langworthy
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