For years, African-American Christians have turned to the black church as a source of inspiration and strength in the community. But when it comes to mental health, there has been a missing link in providing services much less information.
Treatment for a mental illness can come in various forms. Treatment can include one-on-one therapy or group therapy or talk therapy along with psychiatric medication.
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Dr. Alicia Tetteh, DSW, LCSW identifies as a change agent. She sits at the intersection of clinical practice and academia. Dr. Tetteh completed her Bachelor's degree in social work at Virginia Commonwealth University, her Master's degree in social work at Howard University and her Doctorate of Social Work from Simmons University. Dr. Tetteh owns a group mental health practice in Charlotte, NC, Building Endurance. She serves as clinical faculty in the social work program for Howard University and Winthrop University. Dr. Tetteh's research focus is helping leaders and organizations practice from an anti-racist lens. Her clinical focus is helping individuals navigate through current and intergenerational trauma.
She has a published chapter in Black Faculty Do It All: A Moment in the Life of a Blackademic. Connecting with the community around mindfulness, navigating through trauma and awareness of the impact of caring for our mental health are some of her platforms. She enjoys quality time with her children and friends, working out, travel and laughter. Dr. Tetteh is a member of the National Association of Social Work, the Association of Black Social Workers and Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Incorporated.
She has a published chapter in Black Faculty Do It All: A Moment in the Life of a Blackademic. Connecting with the community around mindfulness, navigating through trauma and awareness of the impact of caring for our mental health are some of her platforms. She enjoys quality time with her children and friends, working out, travel and laughter. Dr. Tetteh is a member of the National Association of Social Work, the Association of Black Social Workers and Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Incorporated.