Faith in Action: Mental Health and the Black Church

Written by: Dr. Johnola Morales LMSW DSW
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  • Summary

  • An educational and inspirational podcast for clergy, congregrants, and mental health practitioners striving to work with Black communities. References at the end of transcripts
    Johnola Morales 2024
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Episodes
  • Dual Roles as a Pastor and Social Worker– A Conversation with Reverend Aurelia Jemmott

    Dual Roles as a Pastor and Social Worker– A Conversation with Reverend Aurelia Jemmott
    Jun 6 2024

    Today's episode showcases an interview with a pastor with pastoral and advanced social work expertise. The interview delves into the potential collaboration between mental health clinicians and Black churches. Reverend Aurelia Jemmott, the Senior Pastor of Nazareth Christian Fellowship in Brooklyn, NY
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    39 mins
  • Black Clergy Perspective on Mental Health with Reverend Dr. Matthew Quainoo

    Black Clergy Perspective on Mental Health with Reverend Dr. Matthew Quainoo
    Jun 6 2024

    This episode will focus on the Black clergy's perspective on mental health and their collaboration with mental health clinicians to promote understanding and provide mental health counseling services within the Black church. We have the honor of hosting Reverend Dr. Matthew Quainoo, the senior pastor of Solid Rock Community Church in Kissimmee, Florida.
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    39 mins
  • Medical Disparities and Black Women

    Medical Disparities and Black Women
    Jul 5 2024

    Episode 3 explores the impact of racial microaggressions on the mental health of Black women, leading to health disparities. These disparities are a result of the historical mistreatment of Black women (Lewis et al., 2017). Social workers collaborating with Black churches must recognize and confront discriminatory practices within systems that contribute to the development of mental health stressors (Walton & Oyewuwo-Gassika, 2017).
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    45 mins

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