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 Learning to Walk Without Feet
A Colloquium on Hip-Hop, Healing, and Resilience
Saturday, June 18, 2022
9:15 a.m. - 3:45 pmVirtual via Zoom
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This event is a collaboration between NYCCAP and the New York Foundling--Mental Health DEI and PRIDE Subcommittee.Continuing Education Credits (CEUs) available upon request from the New York Foundling’s Vincent J. Fontana Center for Child Protection. Continuing Medical Education credits are anticipated but pending accreditation at this time.
Major Goals:
1) Increase community interest and engagement in mental health,
2) Increase student/trainee interest in mental health/psychiatry
3) Here for the NYC Youth and Families This live-streamed virtual activity educates participants on the many ways hip-hop can be used to engage with patients. High-quality, culturally relevant mental health care is vital to improving the wellbeing of the increasingly diverse patient populations we serve. Family physicians, mental health clinicians, and anyone with an interest in supporting youth will learn effective strategies for communication and engagement. This one-time activity consists of CME sessions scheduled on a single day.
Gift cards will be given out periodically throughout the day during breaks.
Continuing Education Credits (CEUs) available upon request from the New York Foundling’s Vincent J. Fontana Center for Child Protection. Continuing Medical Education credits are available on request, as this activity was approved for a maximum of 5 AAFP Prescribed credits. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.
To be eligible for credit, participants must complete a brief post-activity evaluation.
AGENDA Opening Remarks by NYCCAP: 9:15-9:25 am
Session 1: 9:30–10:25 am That’s Just The Way It Is: An Exploration of The Power In Using Hip-Hop to Process Racial Trauma Karinn Glover, MD, MPH Founder, Dr. Karinn, Health Equity and Workplace Mental Health Consulting Firm Attending psychiatrist at Adult Outpatient division, Montefiore Health System Assistant Professor, Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Albert Einstein College of Medicine Nicole B. Washington, DO, MPH Founder and Chief Medical Officer, Elocin Psychiatric Services, PLLC Akeem Marsh, MD Member of Board of Directors, NYCCAP Assistant Medical Director of Home of Integrated Behavioral Health, NY Foundling Clinical Assistant Professor of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, NYU Grossman School of Medicine
Session 2: 10:30 am-12:30 pm Hip Hop Psych: Lyrics, drugs, mind and behaviors
Co-Founders of HIP HOP PSYCH: Dr. Akeem Sule Consultant Psychiatrist Essex Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust University of Cambridge British Association of Psychopharmacology Dr Becky Inkster Digital Mental Health Neuroscientist University of Cambridge & The Alan Turing Institute Advisor: Lancet Digital Health, Facebook, VISA
BREAKOUT ROOM (separate Zoom link) Breakout room will be targeted more for community members. All are welcome to attend either. Session 2A: 10:30 am-12:30 pm Cypher Session Byron Young, MD Founder of Doing it Well - Emotional Wellness Program Developer, Consultant Outpatient Psychiatrist, LA County Department of Mental Health’s Enhanced Specialized Foster Care Program.
BREAK: 12:30-1:00 pm Note: Esteemed poet will do a reading. Nick’s Words (spoken word version excerpt from Not Just Bad Kids: Adversity & Disruptive Behavior Link) Roya Marsh Founder of BlkJoy Poet in Residence at Urban Word NYC Co-Founder of the Bronx Poet Laureate position author of dayliGht (MCD × FSG Originals, 2020)
Session 3: 1:00-2:15 pm Hip Hop Therapy & Mental Health Practice Debangshu Roygardner, PhD Former Hip Hop artist Consortial Faculty in Psychology at the CUNY School of Professional Studies, Director of Research and Evaluation at New York Foundling Board Director of American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children J.C. Hall, LCSW, EXAT Hip Hop Artist Clinical Social Worker, Hip Hop Therapy Studio program at Mott Haven Community High School, a “second-chance” transfer school in the South Bronx Session 4: 2:20-3:35 pm RE (DO THE) CYCLE: HIP HOP, HEALING, AND FATHERHOOD Dr. Raphael Travis, LCSW Professor, MSW Program Director at Texas State University, School of Social Work Lab: Collaborative Research for Education, Art, and Therapeutic Engagement (CREATE) Founder and Executive Director, FlowStory, PLLC Closing Remarks: 3:35-3:45 pm
Program Organizing Committee Akeem Marsh, MD, Member, NYCCAP Board of Directors; Medical Director, Home of Inegrated Behavioral Health, NY Foundling Debangshu Roygardner, PhD, Director, Research and Evaluation, New York Foundling Ruth Gerson, MD, Senior Vice President, Mental Health Services, New York Foundling Leslie Schmerler, Assistant Vice President, Vincent J. Fontana Center for Child Protection Earl Magee, New York Council of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry The New York Foundling is a provider of social work, mental health, and psychology continuing education credits for LMSW’s, LCSW’s, mental health counselors, and psychologists by the New York State Education Department. Participants will up to receive 5.0 continuing education credits. Continuing Medical Education Credits for MDs, NPs, and PAs are anticipated to be available upon request for up to 5.0, and should be claimed commensurate with participation.
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