Despite our economic success and ambitions, research shows that high-achieving Black Men are more likely to experience symptoms of depression and anxiety.

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You asked, MMHP listened and it’s here! Like and share to qualify for a free MMHP News Letter Business Advertisement. Let’s Work! mmhplou.com V!be H!gher° Forrest clay Stephanie Jackson @

We are LIVE on Dawne Gee’s show this afternoon at WAVE with our partner, Minority Mental Health Project, promoting their work & our Black L.O.V.E. Philanthropic Partnership.

Nothing but Black L.O.V.E. when helping our community! Forrest clay V!be H!gher° Stephanie Jackson Dawne Gee Metro United Way

We are spotlighting our Black therapist of the week, Candice Nicole Hargons, PhD. Welcome to the movement! Together we're stronger.V!be H!gher° Stephanie Jackson Forrest clay

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MMHP Spotlight of the week.

Minority Mental Health Project Spotlight Therapist of the week.

Minority Mental Health Project Therapist Spotlight of the week.

Minority Mental Health Project Therapist Spotlight of the week.

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Check out this month’s @MMHP blog by our blogger, Stephanie Jackson of Stephanie Jackson. We explore the connection between celebrating Black History Month and boosting one’s self-esteem. Engage. Comment. Like. Share. Follow. Subscribe. ✌🏾 mmhplou.com/blog/celebrati…

Our Grace M. James Academy of Excellence basketball program would like to say Thank you to Damon Cobble and the Minority Mental Health Project for their donation to help better our program

We've created scholarship opportunities for students pursuing mental health professions. Share and APPLY!

MMHP Inaugural Scholarship Celebration. We are passing the blessing to the next generation! 🙌🏾 “And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose.” ~Romans 8:28 NIV V!be H!gher° Stephanie Jackson

I had the pleasure of speaking to students from Howard University. I shared the vision and mission of the Minority Mental Health Project and our MMHP Shameka L. Parrish-Wright scholarship recipient Davione Johnson who attends Howard.