One of the ripple effects of the pandemic has been the broad-sweeping impact on the mental wellness of our local communities. Our friends, families and loved ones are not immune. Chances are you know someone who has been impacted.
36% say that the pandemic has made a “serious impact” on their mental health.
100% increase to calls to Bay Area suicide prevention hotlines.
Domestic violence is on the rise across the globe.
46% increase in calls related to family violence (and impact on children) in Santa Clara county.
How can we stand together to support one another and push back against the shadows of this difficult time?
With an online panel of experts, hosted by Pastor Hurmon, we will discuss both the challenges and the resources available to serve our loved ones and those in our immediate circles. Let’s take care of each other. Together, we can make a difference.
Panel experts will feature medical doctors, therapists and community leaders.
Dr. Moshe Lewis: A medical doctor and leader of COVID panels across the US. Get to know Dr. Moshe Lewis.
Carletta Jackson-Lane, JD: An attorney and Exec Dir of Sojourner Truth Foster Family Service Agency and an advocate for disadvantaged children, youth, families and for women experiencing trauma. Get to know Carletta Jackson-Lane.
Dr. Enoch Choi: MD serving on the front lines to treat COVID-19. Get to know Dr. Enoch Choi.
Dr. Christine Coleman: Ph.D., LMFT and founder of Solsisters.org. Get to know Dr. Christine Coleman.
Michelle Griffith: Principal of Garfield Community School in Redwood City. Get to know Michelle Griffith.
Date: Fri, May 15
Time: 7 – 8 PM
If you have any questions, please contact Christina Alo at calo@nbccbayarea.com.