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Literature suggests that African Americans are much more likely to rely on their faith as a coping mechanism for dealing with depression and anxiety than they are to utilize a mental health professional. One study found that 90% of African Americans reported use of religion in coping and dealing with mental health issues. In other words, many African Americans, rather than seeking support in the form of a mental health professional, go to the church. Today we discussed the role of the church in improving or worsening mental wellness in the African American community (Victor Armstrong/ https://afsp.org/story/the-role-of-th...)
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Literature suggests that African Americans are much more likely to rely on their faith as a coping mechanism for dealing with depression and anxiety than they are to utilize a mental health professional. One study found that 90% of African Americans reported use of religion in coping and dealing with mental health issues. In other words, many African Americans, rather than seeking support in the form of a mental health professional, go to the church. Today we discussed the role of the church in improving or worsening mental wellness in the African American community (Victor Armstrong/ https://afsp.org/story/the-role-of-th...)
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FOLLOW THE IG: https://www.instagram.com/speakingwit...
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WEBSITE: https://www.gravitycounselinggroup.com
For inquiries regarding this podcast, contact me: [email protected]. Support the show by helping pay for the education we bring to you: Cashapp: $thegravitygroup