<p>Welcome to the June series on "Black Men and Mental Health." In this episode of “T” Time with Dr. Tarver my guest Judge Tarik Johnson breaks down the “commitment” process for family members who are trying to get mental health services for African American males with serious and persistent mental illness and treatment vs. punishment for African American males with diagnosable mental illness who commit crimes.</p>

Welcome to the June series on "Black Men and Mental Health." In this episode of “T” Time with Dr. Tarver my guest Judge Tarik Johnson breaks down the “commitment” process for family members who are trying to get mental health services for African American males with serious and persistent mental illness and treatment vs. punishment for African American males with diagnosable mental illness who commit crimes.

Law Review: Black Men, Crime, and Mental Illness

When thoughts or behaviors aren't helpful, a good goal to work toward is replacing them with things that are helpful. It is my hope that the
information shared on this podcast will help you understand more about the patterns and beliefs that may be causing you to be stuck in unhealthy cycles. This podcast is not intended to be a substitute for a relationship with a licensed professional. Remember that we all have our own journeys, so we will progress in different ways. Be kind to yourself and others and share the knowledge--Dolores Tarver, Ph.D., PC, Licensed Psychologist

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When thoughts or behaviors aren't helpful, a good goal to work toward is replacing them with things that are helpful. It is my hope that the information shared on this podcast will help you understand more about the patterns and beliefs that may be causing you to be stuck in unhealthy cycles. This podcast is not intended to be a substitute for a relationship with a licensed professional. Remember that we all have our own journeys, so we will progress in different ways. Be kind to yourself and others and share the knowledge--Dolores Tarver, Ph.D., PC, Licensed Psychologist

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