Today, I launch the Center for Mental Health and Aging website. As I unveil this exciting website and resource hub, I realize that despite pouring so much of myself into this website, you don’t know much about me.  

So, today as I celebrate the launch of the Center for Mental Health and Aging, I’m sharing a little bit more about myself, and some of the very personal experiences in my own life that have led me to creating the Center for Mental Health and Aging. 

Here’s a peek inside the episode: 

• [01:39] I share about my experience being raised by a single mom with no dad.
• [02:40] Learn how school and a local food bank shaped my view of the world.
• [06:27] Stigma and shame about poverty and mental illness resulted in secrecy and hiding my true self. 
• [08:49] I did therapy with an older adult who abandoned his children and worked in therapy to process remorse, grief, and loss. As I was helping him, I found healing in my own experience of being abandoned by my “bio dad.”
• [12:40] Learn what keeps older adults out of mental health care and how I aim to change it with the Center for Mental Health and Aging: the “go to” place online for the mental health care of older adults and families. 
• [17:54] Calling all licensed mental health providers (therapists, psychiatrists, neuropsychologists). Claim your profile here. 
  
  

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