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Mental Health Awareness | Real Talk w/Marcus McCoy

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Co-occurring disorder, resources for someone who suffers from mental health disturbances, how someone can detect if they are having mental health impairments, coping skills that will aim to manage mental health conditions, and relationships.

 

Tune in Monday, May 1st, at Noon, for the next episode of Real Talk with Marcus McCoy, as he speaks with Mental Health Advocate, Matthew Christopher Henderson, as he shares information about main disorders with African American adolescents in the school districts; and adults; evidence based interventions that will assist with managing mental health conditions, and more.

 

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Real Talk w/Marcus McCoy

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This month on the show: FBI El Paso is positioned to Strengthen the Bridges between Law Enforcement and the Community. Supervisory Special Agent Nichole Adams discusses how and why local, regional, national, and international safety and security are critically important in our communities. Situational awareness about crimes that exist is best explained by those who have answered the call to protect citizens and our nation throughout the world. It takes the community as a whole. The Black Roundtable and FBI El Paso invite community leaders and others to the quarterly Black Community Leaders Roundtable to discuss issues that affect our safety as well as employment opportunities and developing trust. Tune in. The next quarterly meeting is April 25th. Visit TheBlackRoundtable.com for more information.

Black History Month 2023: We Stand on the Shoulders of Giants

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Black History Month is a time to remember and reflect, especially when the country presents a continuous reminder of the discrimination African Americans have endured and are still subjected to by fellow Americans.

 

Tune in Monday, February 6th Live at Noon for the next episode of Real Talk with Marcus McCoy as he and fellow El Pasoans, Jamaar Redd, Gregg Davis, and Pastor Artie Maxwell, provide their thoughts on the past, present, and future of African Americans in the United States of America.

 

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