Directory of African American Speakers and Experts |
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| Black
Psychologists |
| African
American psychologists, therapists, educators, and
experts on mental health. |
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Dr.
Tiffany Sanders
Dr.
Tiffany Sanders has a passion for
inspiring youth to believe in themselves,
to perform at an optimal level in
school, and to define their niche
in life. She enjoys sharing her
story of how she overcame frustration,
fights, and failures to become a
successful entrepreneur.
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Deborah
Plummer
Deborah
Plummer, is a nationally recognized
psychologist, diversity expert and
founder of D.L. Plummer & Associates.
She has consulted for a variety
of national and local corporations
including Fortune 500 companies,
community mental health agencies,
public and private school systems,
and faith-based institutions.
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Sylvia
Coleman
Sylvia
Coleman, BA, CMT, is an award-winning
health journalist, editor and author
who specializes in topics of sexual
abuse and trauma.
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Tyrone
Dancy
Tyrone T. Dancy exemplifies the
American character and spirit. Tyrone
T. Dancy, of Mt Airy, Phila., Pa.,
is a combat Vietnam veteran who
was awarded the Bronze Star for
Heroism with the “V” for Valor,
and the Purple Heart for wounds
sustained in combat. [View
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Pamela
Thompson
Dr. Pamela Thompson is a psychologist-turned-professional
life coach specializing in performance
enhancement, physical fitness, public
speaking, assertiveness training
including personal and professional
boundary-setting, and healthy development
and enhancement of relationships
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Adam
L. Perkins
Adam
L. Perkins is the CEO of Taplets,
Inc., a nonprofit organization specializing
in literacy, diversity and technology
advancement. A brilliant, engaging,
and informative speaker, Mr. Perkins
provides view points on race in
America rarely discussed in an effort
to provide the best possible understanding
on the subject. His personal life
changing experiences with racism
has allowed him to bring a much
needed perspective on this subject.
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C.
Joyce Farrar-Rosemon
C.
Joyce Farrar-Rosemon, BA, SM, is
a down to earth motivational speaker
and the author of two life-changing
and life-empowering books; How
to Get to The Palace From Your Prison,
Joseph’s 14-Step Program
to Overcome Loneliness, Depression,
Discrimination, Barrenness &
Abuse and How to Be The
Head and Not the Tail, A Christian
Manifesto For Making Six Figures.
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Dr.
Aaron Turpeau
Aaron
Turpeau is the author of one of
the hottest selling relationship
books today. The book is titled
The Harmonious Way: A Success
Guide to Selecting A Compatible
Mate. Thousands of people have
been counseled or taught by Dr.
Turpeau during the past 15 years.
Many of them are now happy in life
and in love relationships. [View
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Umar
Abdullah Johnson
Umar
Abdullah-Johnson is a Nationally
Certified School Psychologist who
practices privately throughout Pennsylvania
and lectures throughout the country.
Umar is a blood relative of Frederick
Douglass, the great Black abolitionist
and orator. [View
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Dr.
Alduan Tartt
Dr.
Alduan Tartt is a positive psychologist,
professional speaker, life coach,
author and Christian with a true
passion for improving relationships.
He uses his electric and humorous
personality and wealth of experience
from ten years of practicing psychology,
coaching, mentoring and consulting
to help both professionals and children
to improve the quality of their
relationships at home, work, and
romantic lives..
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Why
You Need A Black Psychologist or Therapist:
Black
psychologists are mental health experts.
Not only can they speak on depression,
violence and suicide, but they can
also speak on educational disabilities
and special education services. They
are well-versed on bi-polar disorder,
schizophrenia, multiple personality
disorder, and many other mental illnesses.
Black
psychologists can even speak on what
is now referred to as post-traumatic
slavery syndrome. Many of our psychologists
are activists in their own communities,
and some are even educators at local
high schools and colleges.
Related
Web Sites/Organizations:
Association
of Black Psychologists (ABP)
- an organized group of African American
psychologists that have a positive
impact upon the mental health of the
national Black community by means
of planning, programs, services, training,
and advocacy.
BlackCounselors.com
- created to meet the need of the
Black Community to find qualified
mental health clinicians and resources
sensitive to their needs. This web
site hopes to assist both client and
clinician in successfully addressing
these issues and help African American
consumers take charge of their mental
health.
Black
Mental Health Alliance
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a non-profit organization that provides
training, education, consultation,
public information, support groups
and resource referrals regarding mental
health and related issues.
Black
Student's Psychological Association
(BSPA) -
an organization of Black students
at University of Michigan seeking
to enhance the development of Black
psychologists, create valid methods
and techniques in the investigation
of Black people, and in general to
promote skills in the application
and utilization of psychological principles
as they relate to Blacks.
Journal
of Black Psychology
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a leading forum that presents the
most innovative scholarly research
and theory on the behavior of Black
and other populations from Black or
Afrocentric perspectives.
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