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Twanna Hodge

Posted Feb 24, 2025 06:11 PM

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From: Jackie Zimmermann, Mental Health America <mhapostmaster@mhanational.org>
Date: Fri, Feb 21, 2025 at 9:00 AM
Subject: [NEW WEBINAR] Breaking cycles, building strength: Supporting Black Parents' Mental Health
To: Twanna Hodge <tkhodge@umd.edu>

Breaking Cycles, Building Strength: Supporting Black Parent's Mental Health

Thursday, February 27

1:00 PM ET | 10:00 AM PT

Parenting is both rewarding and challenging, especially when navigating the impact of generational trauma. This panel will explore how parents can break harmful cycles, prioritize their well-being, and foster resilience in themselves and their children. Experts in mental health, parenting, and trauma-informed care will share practical strategies for self-care, emotional healing, and building empowered, supportive family environments.

Discussion Topics

Understanding Generational Trauma: How past experiences shape parenting styles and family dynamics.
The Role of Self-Care in Breaking Cycles: Practical strategies for prioritizing mental and emotional well-being.
Empowering Parents as Change Agents: Tools for fostering resilience, healthy boundaries, and positive family connections.
Creating a Legacy of Healing: How to nurture emotional growth and model self-compassion for future generations.
Championing Black mental health: How anyone can support and uplift Black children and families to support their mental health

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Meet the Speakers

Antonia Apolinário-Wilcoxon, Equity Strategies, LLC

Brad Edwards, DearFathers

Kimberly King, Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance (DBSA)

Mental Health America
500 Montgomery Street, Ste 820 | Alexandria, Virginia 22314
(703) 684-7722 | info@mhanational.org