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Transformative Mental Health Talks: Rejuvenating our Practice, Redefining Care

On Monday, September 18th, 2023, IDHA hosted a panel discussion to hear from people who have found healing outside the formal mental health care system, with critical wisdom to impart for those working within it. A panel of activists, survivors, and providers shared how they practice a transformative approach to mental health that honors choice and authenticity. Uplifting a diversity of roles and relationships to mental health, panelists shared how they have fostered community to bring about change in and outside the system, reflecting on the power of collectivity to support transformation. This event aimed to instill a feeling of hope and connection, reminding us that we are not alone and a more liberatory future is possible. Access a speaker-only version of this panel with ASL interpreters visible the entire time: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1b6Zt... Learn more: https://www.idha-nyc.org/events/2023/... View the Closed Caption Transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1q... Enrollment for the Transformative Mental Health Core Curriculum is now open! Learn more and enroll here: https://www.idha-nyc.org/core-curriculum IDHA ORGANIZERS VISUAL DESCRIPTION: Noah Gokul (IDHA Program Coordinator): I am a brown non-binary person of color with long black hair. I have a green sweater and behind me in my background I have a white wall with some pictures behind it. PANELIST VISUAL DESCRIPTIONS: Vesper Moore: I am a brown, Indigenous person. I'm wearing a white t-shirt with a Geronimo on it. Also known as Goyathlay, the leader of the Bedonkohe in the Apache lands of New Mexico. There is a gray curtain next to me. I have a lemon tree behind me and a gourd mask of my ancestors. Ji-Youn Kim: I am an East Asian femme. I am wearing glasses and a baby blue tank top, sitting in a big office chair. I've got a mirror to the side, a plant, and some art in the background against a white wall. Caroline Mazel-Carlton: I am a white person with long dark hair. She's got some white streaks in it now. I am sitting in a very nondescript hotel room that I arrived in a couple hours ago. Jacks McNamara: I am a person of Northern European descent with a tan and dark brown hair. I'm in my art studio so behind me there's lots of very intricate and very colorful paintings, mostly on wood.