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Real Talk with Dr. LaWanda Hill

Inaugural Retreat for Black Women Leaders Recap #3RELITE
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Inaugural Retreat for Black Women Leaders Recap #3RELITE

Black women leaders from multiple industries including tech, higher education, higher education administration, child welfare, consulting, public health, airline, legal, arts and culture, business, and investment banking gathered from across the United States in downtown Los Angeles for the Inaugural Retreat for Black Women Leaders. These leaders retreated from their everyday of leading to recharge, reset, and realign on their leadership journey. After 1 1/2 days, having reframed the way they pursue their work, realigned with themselves, and reframed their professional goals, Black women walked away ready to be transformative leaders that not only lead with their words, but with their actions. Their new approach to leadership changes the narratives and breaks generational patterns of self-betrayal, self sacrifice, and continuous cycles of burnout. Black women leaders said farewell to leadership that requires them to show up as a fraction of themselves, dishonors their full identity, and denies their birthright to health and well-being! Participants left this retreat integrating and personalizing the new insights and skills learned into a new mindset and mantra that will serve as the guiding star in their unique journeys of transformative leadership. If you missed the Inaugural retreat, don't worry. It won't be the last. You can join us next year. To stay in the know about our event, programs, and to get tips and tools on how to thrive, Join our mailing list at www.drlawandahill.com!

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Take Flight, Together: Panel 1 out of 4, Coronavirus & Clinician Self-Care | TogetherWell
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Take Flight, Together: Panel 1 out of 4, Coronavirus & Clinician Self-Care | TogetherWell

TogetherWell hosted a free online event to help mental health providers with virtual practicing. When we polled the audience 81% reported having never offered telehealth prior to COVID-19. We hope the series of events helped offer some resources for further learning. For more information about Take Flight, Together: A virtual Mental Health Event, please visit: https://hopin.to/events/take-flight-together-a-virtual-mental-health-event. This segment includes Panel 1 out of 4 and it's entitled: Coronavirus & Clinician Self-Care. Moderator Dr. LaWanda Hill is a licensed psychologist, consultant, and curator of spaces. She identities as a proud provocateur for change and champion for wellness. Dr. Hill considers her mission simple in words and complex in meaning: to empower others to be the highest version of themselves. Dr. Hill specializes in providing culturally sensitive clinical and non-clinical services to assist others with integrating multiple aspects of the self into an identity that is authentic and facilitates overall wellness. Her services include individual and group therapy, workshops, consultations, “curating spaces”, guest speaking, and mentorship. Dr. Hill's areas of expertise include women’s sexual health, wellness (mind, body, and spirit) for women of color, multicultural counseling, “creating spaces”, clinical training, outreach, and grief. Dr. Hill is oriented to service and dedicated to lending her voice for social justice and systemic change. Speakers: Helen Hsu, PsyD, is a bicultural and bilingual (Mandarin) staff psychologist and lecturer at Stanford University where she is the liaison to the Asian American Activities Center. Prior to Stanford Dr. Hsu was a manager and clinical supervisor at the Youth and Family Services division of the City of Fremont. Dr. Hsu has been a director of clinical training supervising master's and doctoral psychology and counseling students at Asian Community Mental Health Services, Fruge Psychological Associates, and New Leaf. Dr. Hsu is the immediate past president of the Asian American Psychological Association and was a committee member on the American Psychological Association Committee on Sexual Orientation and Gender Expression. She is the current chair of the American Psychological Association Minority Fellowship Program Training Advisory Committee. Dr. Meag-gan O’Reilly is a Staff Psychologist and Program Coordinator of Outreach, Equity & Inclusion at Stanford’s Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS), and Lecturer for Human Health and Performance in the Stanford School of Medicine. After over a decade of providing counseling, Dr. O'Reilly is Co-Founded and CEO of Inherent Value Psychology INC., which operates out of downtown Palo Alto and provides group and individual clinical services for Silicon Valley professionals as well as national and international consultation, and speaking engagements. Notably, she took to the TEDx stage in 2018 to remind us all of our unconditional worth as people. Her talk: Enough is Enough: The Power of You Inherent Value can be seen on Youtube. Her research focuses on social justice and her areas of clinical expertise include college student mental health, perfectionism, trauma, and social identities particularly social class, race, and gender. She believes deeply in the transformative power of psychological science to liberate and improves lives. Here are additional notes/resources from our event: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xhWjWa_INvJdZKkj11qoM5e7mFo99dEieZn9siqW0I0/edit?fbclid=IwAR0FDt_edz4dxhQrZiOYjo4ADXhquhSFt-DRYy7YXTdZnbxmMoYe6xhWyRA To learn more about our mental health education, resources, and tools, follow us on: Website: https://www.togetherwell.org IG: https://www.instagram.com/togetherwellorg/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/togetherwellorg Twitter: https://twitter.com/togetherwellorg YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/togetherwell LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/togetherwell TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@togetherwellorg? Dr. Michele Haley founded TogetherWell in October 2019, as its mission states, as “a nonprofit organization dedicated to eliminating the systemic barriers to mental health education, resources, and tools. Our goal is to improve the well-being of all communities by making critical information and support more accessible and affordable through our free and low-cost mental health workshops.” Want a workshop for your community? To learn more, please visit: https://www.togetherwell.org/search_results Are you a mental health professional looking to join our mission? To learn more, please visit: https://www.togetherwell.org/become-a-professional Interested in supporting our mission? To learn more, please visit: https://donorbox.org/togetherwell

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