The call for proposals is open is for the 4th Black Mental Health Symposium and closes on March 15, 2019. The BMHS is a professional development event that equips mental health professionals with culturally-specific interventions to improve outcomes in Black communities. This year's theme is Affirm. Awake. Arise. The Hilton Charlotte at University Place (NC) will house this 2-day BMHS on September 26-27, where there will be over 40 dynamic breakout sessions, student poster presentations, panel discussions, awards ceremony for scholarship, service, and advocacy; networking, and up to 12 NBCC-approved CE credits. Dr. King Davis from University of Texas at Austin will deliver a full keynote address.
All proposal applications are welcome but preference is given to those that address Black LGBT issues, addictions recovery within Black communities, counseling and supervising Black students and counseling, publishing, Black issues in academia, transgenerational grief and trauma, and post-slavery phenomena. Applications can be found mid-page blackmhsymposium.com. Sponsors, advertisers, and exhibitors are encouraged to send inquiries to sponsor@blackmhsymposium.com. General questions or concerns can be addressed at info@blackmhsymposium.com. #BMHS2019
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