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Healing Our Children through Education: A liberation education to guide and support the Afrikan spirit within each child.
Reclaiming our Way: Regeneration through Rites of Passage
Conversations with an Elder: Our Road Toward Liberation featuring Dr. Leonard Jeffries
Healing and Living with Nature with Naturopath Brother El HaGon
Vetted African-Centered Practices
Featured Videos Interviews
Watch featured video interviews with Black Therapy Central’s Spokeswoman Dr. Mawiyah Kambon
African Diaspora News Channel video
2020-08-20
Dr Mawiyah Kambon Speaks On Black Power Movement, BLM Being Co-opted, WS Creating Trauma On Purpose
The Business Hour Birmingham, Alabama
2020-07-20
Host Attorney Anthony Muhammad interviews Dr. Mawiyah Kambon about Black Therapy Central Declaring August Black Mental Health Awareness Month
Freedom Train Podcast Series
Freedom Train Podcast with Joseph Ward – Tallahassee, FL
August 26, 2020
Tips every black person should know to stay mentally healthy & global black mental health awareness month
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